From the FGBC Newsletter: The Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches (FGBC) exists to encourage and enable member churches in equipping and uniting the saints in fulfilling the Great Commission (FGBC Constitution; Article II. The moderator of the FGBC is the “the chief executive officer of the corporation during the years for which he […]
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The annual conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, Celebrate 2010, is approaching. It will be held July 16 to 20 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Register now for the best savings! The conference, held over a long weekend, is jam-packed with ministry opportunities, outstanding speakers, and time for fellowship. It will be held at the
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The Directional Team of the Gateway Grace Community Church in Parkesburg, Penna., and its members announced that as of Sunday, June 27, 2010, the church has released Pastor Dan O’Deens their founding and lead pastor, to carry on his kingdom calling through Servant Send Ministries, the parent mission of “CPR-3” and “NextChurchPlant.com”. The church also approved the
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The Brethren Digital Archive committee meets today in Ashland, Ohio. The group is working to digitize historical Brethren publications from the mid-1800s until 2000, including issues of the Brethren Missionary Herald. The Brethren Digital Archives includes representatives of the groups that trace their history to Alexander Mack and the group of eight people who were baptized
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The following are a few excerpts from an article on graduation for Grace College’s prison extension program. To read the entire article, click here. MICHIGAN CITY — Indiana State Prison held two graduation ceremonies recently to award GED certificates and college degrees to offenders. Ball State University awarded 29 Associate of General Studies degrees and
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Initial Certification Training during Momentum: Register Now! There is still time to register for the Antioch School Initial Certification training to be held on July 14-16 during Momentum in Cedarville, Ohio. In order to offer Antioch School degree programs, leaders of churches, church networks, and church-planting movements need to complete initial certification training. Take advantage
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After three years at Urban Hope in Philadelphia, Brent Saba has resigned from the ministry. He feels that God is leading him to continue seminary education so he can be more knowledgeable in the Bible. “Brent has been a real asset to the ministry during his three years with us.” says Ed Lewis, executive director
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Rich Elledge, who is with Grace Brethren International Missions in Argentina, has alerted us to a book that his teammate, Nate Dunlevy, has written on the Indianapolis Colts. The book is part of a long-range support strategy to help the LaPlata team. Here is a part of Rich’s note, along with a link to more
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By Tom Hocking “I am among you as one who serves. . .” Jesus Christ Chris didn’t immediately stand out among the group of men attending the Focus Retreat at Camp Clear Lake in Washington State in mid-May. The guys were split fairly evenly between seasoned pastors and elders and young men just beginning ministry.
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Among those participating in commencement exercises at Grace College and Theological Seminary on May 8, 2010, were these men and women who, at their enrollment, indicated an affiliation with the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. They are listed by name, degree, hometown, and parents. We congratulate these individuals: Philip Erichsen, MA, Pierceton, Ind., Grace Brethren
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