Valley Grace Brethren Church of Hagerstown, Maryland (Dan Pritchett, pastor) will hold a bone marrow drive with the National Marrow Donation Program from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, May 10, at Valley Grace Brethren Church, 17310 Gay Street. The bone marrow drive was inspired by Big Pool resident Terri Tucker, who was diagnosed […]
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BMH author Duke Heller and his wife, Wanda, are off for a May 2-12 Romania Mission/Dental trip. Heller, a well-known dentist and dental educator from Columbus, Ohio, is the author of How to Start a Kingdom Conversation. Their itinerary is from Columbus to New York and then on to Budapest, Hungary and then travel three
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From the Ventura County (California) Star, Friday, May 2 It may have been early in the morning Thursday, but that didn’t stop worshippers at Grace Brethren Church in Simi Valley from thinking about the coming U.S. presidential election and the state of the nation’s economy. About 100 worshippers joined in the prayer for government led
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Arthur “Art” W. Davis, 61, of Warsaw, Indiana, died at 1:49 p.m. April 30, 2008, in Indiana Medical Center, Indianapolis. He was born March 25, 1947, in Camden, N.J. to John J. Sr. and Catherine Nicholls Davis. On June 12, 1971, in Haddon Heights (NJ) Baptist Church, he married Laura Ritz, who survives. Working at
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BMH author and Grace College professor Roger Peugh presented the keynote address at the annual National Day of Prayer observance in Warsaw, Ind. on Thursday, May 1. He talked about Daniel’s prayer for forgiveness for Israel in Daniel 9:1-19 then offered prayer for modern-day situations. Others participating in the service included John Teevan, Grace College
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Grace Brethren International Missions held its annual “Retiree and Volunteer Luncheon” at Westminster Hall in Winona Lake, Indiana, at noon today. More than 150 attended the function. In this photo operations director Mike Taylor makes introductory remarks. Entertainment was provided by the “No-Name Men’s Quartet” from Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church. Retired missionaries were honored,
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The Grace College Athletic Department is excited about the addition of graduate Andria Harshman (2002), pictured at right, as the new head volleyball coach and assistant athletic director. Harshman comes to Grace from the University of Notre Dame, where she was the volunteer assistant coach this past season. During her time at Grace, Andria was
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This year marks the anniversary year of significant events in the heritage and history of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches (FGBC). 1708 (300 years ago) – The Brethren Movement began with the baptizing of eight in Schwarzenau, Germany, with a clear separation from the established churches of that time. 1883 (125 years ago) –
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Events of general interest among Grace Brethren Churches. Details and registration information are available from the sponsoring organizations or at www.fgbc.org. May 1 – Day Away, Rhodes Grove Conference Center, Chambersburg, Pa. (CE) May 3 – Commencement (GCandS) May 9-10 — Northern Atlantic Fellowship District Conference June 9-13 – ACTS Training, International Missions Center, Winona
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On March 1, young people and adults involved in Student Ministries at the Grace Brethren Church of Aiken, S.C. held a walkathon called M’Baikithon. The purpose was to raise money to build student housing at the M’Baiki Bible Institute in the Central African Republic. Thirty-eight youth and family members raised more than $9,000, enough to
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