“A posture of boldness is a posture of preparedness,” said Tony Livigni, campus pastor of Grace Church, Medina, Ohio. Livigni became a Christian when he attended a Momentum conference in high school. He was a young adult pastor for seven years before becoming the lead pastor of Grace Church. Livigni explained why Peter wrote about […]
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E. Scott Feather (Gateway Church, lead pastor, Parkesburg, Pa., and GraceConnect board member) and wife Jodi spoke at a youth worker lab at Momentum on Wednesday, July 17. Married for 22 years and both in full-time ministry, they collaborated with other ministry workers at the conference to discuss the challenges that arise while serving. Scott
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There’s nothing worse than feeling like you’ve failed someone you love. There’s nothing more confusing than realizing you feel like you’ve failed them because their moral standards don’t line up with yours. What you see as boundaries, they see as betrayal. What you see as God-honoring, they see as judgmental. It’s a lonely spot to
“There are two doors: rejection of Jesus or reverence of Jesus,” Keith Minier (Grace Fellowship, Ohio, lead pastor) said at the opening session for Momentum 2019. Keith Minier is passionate about the local church and the youth who belong to it. Since he started at Grace Fellowship ten years earlier, it grew from 70 to
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Momentum 2019 kicks off this evening on the campus of Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion, Ind. If you can’t be there in person, the main sessions will be livestreamed. Click here to access the broadcast. Pray for the speakers and staff and especially the students and youth workers, that God would move in mighty ways
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The following districts have recommended individuals for ordination to their local churches. (Click on their names to send them a congratulatory email.) Chesapeake District: Jon Keeler, Grace Community Church, Frederick. Md. (Jon is the new executive pastor at Grace Community Church.) Dayne Carraway, Grace Brethren Church, Clinton, Md. (Dayne is also working with Assist to
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A story at upi.com reports on a change in federal policy that would expand protection of individuals who use eagle feathers as part of their Native American practice. The change is driven, in part, by a petition filed by Robert Soto, a Grace Brethren pastor in South Texas. (He is pastor of the McAllen, Tex.,
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Dr. Kris Farwell, mathematics program director at Grace College, was elected the Indiana Chair of Mathematical Association of America (MAA), the world’s largest community of mathematicians, students, and enthusiasts. Farwell will serve as chair for a three-year term. Farwell received his Ph.D. in mathematics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y. He has taught math at Grace for
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Tim Hodge is being recommended by the Fellowship Council to serve as the assistant director of the Charis Fellowship from 2019-2022. Tim is the lead pastor of Grace Family Church in New Holland, Pa. He is married to Heidi and is father to three boys (14, 12, and 5) and one girl (8). Born and
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Grace College’s women’s soccer program has announced David Andersen as its next assistant coach. Andersen returns to Grace as a former soccer student-athlete, where he played for the Lancers from 2008-11. “I’m very pleased that the Andersen family is moving to Winona Lake. David is an accomplished and experienced coach,” said Grace head coach Michael Voss. “He is
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