Grace Brethren Army chaplain, Capt. Jim Murray and his wife, Ashley, welcomed their new son on Saturday. The birth announcement, shared with their permission, appears below. Capt. Murray is currently stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky., where he serves with an infantry battalion. The Murray’s also have a daughter, Margo. 1 Samuel 1:27 “For this child […]
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Prayer is requested for Sue Guiles, wife of Dr. Dave Guiles, executive director of Encompass World Partners, the international church-planting organization for the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. They had been traveling in South America and were scheduled to return to their home in Atlanta over the weekend when she was scheduled for an emergency appendectomy
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Students in the Grace College Entrepreneurship and Business Practicum class recently got a practical lesson in running a business while supporting a local not-for-profit organization. The class decided to invest in Grace Village, and each member of the class contributed at least 10 hours, combining for more than 240 hours of total volunteer work. To
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GraceConnect has been alerted to an urgent need for personnel at the Chateau of Saint Albain in France (welcoming, cooking, maintenance, etc.). Would you please pray for this? “Our urgent need is to replace Bob and Lisa Keiffer, who will be leaving the Château in December, 2014, after two great years of service,” says Dave
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This week, a segment filmed by Gordy Young and the “Experience Michiana” crew from WNIT-TV public television in South Bend featured The Winona History Center and an interview with Terry White, author of Winona at 100: Third Wave Rising and former executive director of BMH Books. To view the segment, click here. The Winona History Center is
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How Black Gospel Music is Making an Impact Among the Least Reached of Japan It has been over 15 years that Black Gospel music was introduced to Japan. At first it seemed, like most new things, that it would start with a big bang and then fizzle out. But not this time. God has been
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Did you know that 65% of the world’s population and 90% of unreached people groups are honor-shame cultures? Honor-shame might be a new term for many people, but it is the how the cultures of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia have functioned for hundreds of years. “Honor-shame cultures are structured to minimize shame and maximize honor,” explains
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A Mansfield, Ohio couple has created quite a buzz throughout the area and even beyond, with their innovative productions of biblical plays. Congregations as far away as Wyoming have inquired about these creative productions and fans of the plays simply can’t wait for the next performance. David Lewis and wife Janea are currently working on
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Bob Wriedt, associate pastor at Grace Community Church Of Seal Beach, Calif. (Steve Williams, pastor) was ordained on March 23 2104 at 5 p.m. in the fellowship hall of the church. A reception followed the service. Pastor Bob has been at Grace since 2006. He oversees our Christian education ministries, as well as serving as the
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Grace College and Ivy Tech have recently approved articulation agreements for three new online degree completion programs through the Grace Opportunity for Adult Learners (GOAL) program. These articulation agreements allow individuals graduating from Ivy Tech with an associate degree to seamlessly transfer all their college credits into one of GOAL’s Bachelor of Science degrees. Beginning
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