Mboi Andre (pictured), who is president of the union of Grace Brethren churches (approximately 2,500 churches) in the Central African Republic, is in the US to have reparative surgery on his hand. Here is the latest update from Grace Brethren International Missions–please pray for the surgeons, for Mboi, and for all who are involved. Thank […]
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From today’s Warsaw (IN) Times-Union: Grace College To Eliminate 17 Jobs David SloneTimes-Union Staff Writer WINONA LAKE – Grace College is eliminating 17 positions. In addition, Grace is transferring three employees to other positions, increasing student employment opportunities and offering 21 members of the physical plant the opportunity to secure on-campus jobs through Aramark, the
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Dr. Keith Shearer, who was the USA representative on the international steering committee for the Charis gathering in Bad Homburg, Germany, this past August, continues to encourage US Grace Brethren churches and people to reflect on how their local churches can participate in the worldwide vision expressed in the Commitment to Common Mission document developed
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From Sunday’s Fort Wayne (IN) Journal-Gazette: Lancers offense sputters Pat Dailey – Special to The Journal Gazette POINT LOOKOUT, Mo. – Grace coach Jim Kessler blamed himself for senior center Eric Gaff not being enough a part of the Lancers’ offense in their 77-73 loss to Black Hills State at the NAIA Division II national
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The Grace Brethren seminary (graduate school of theology) in the Central African Republic is in the process of being relocated from Bata to the capital city, Bangui. Land has been secured, and the development has begun. Jim Hocking, founder and CEO of ICDI, sends along this photo and message to announce that ICDI just finished
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An interview with Scott Aniol, the author of the recently-published BMH book Worship in Song: If unable to play, try clicking here.
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POINT LOOKOUT, Mo. – Behind a dominant advantage on the boards, Grace College, Winona Lake, Indiana, stays alive for at least one more game in the 2009 NAIA Division II Men’s Basketball National Championship. The Lancers held a plus-29 edge in total rebounds and held on against Ottawa (Kan.), 75-67, in the second round. The
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From Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette: Grace returns to role of underdogSteve Warden Call it a second chance; a new start; a reprieve. Better still, call it a Grace period. In spite of losing its last regular season game, then following it up with a first-round Mid-Central Conference tournament loss, Grace College finds itself back in the
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The board of directors of the Brethren Missionary Herald Company begins their spring meetings today in Winona Lake, Ind. Pray for them as they evaluate projects, review the budget for next year, and plan for the future. They meet through tomorrow afternoon. On the board are Todd Scoles, Marysville, Ohio, chairman (head of table); Bruce
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From the Warsaw (IN) Times-Union: Lancers To Clash With Knights Dale HublerTimes-Union Sports Editor POINT LOOKOUT, Mo. – Talking about his team’s first-round opponent in the 18th annual NAIA Division II Men’s Basketball National Tournament, Grace College coach Jim Kessler said Warner Pacific is more athletic than his Lancers. Kessler believes the Lancers, however, are
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