Mark Penfold, endorsing agent for the Charis Fellowship and director of the Eagle Commission, recently sent his monthly report. Here are some highlights. Click here to read the complete newsletter. Army Chaplain Cameron Michael sent a recent update on ministry opportunities in his unit in Kuwait. They all had a short notice deployment in early […]
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Pike Grace Brethren Church, Johnstown, Pa. (Rudy Sheptock, pastor), is the site of a community food pantry distribution this month, according to a story in the Johnstown Tribune-Democrat. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Sharing the bounty: Volunteers hand out hundreds of boxes of food monthly in
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This fall, Grace College welcomes four new faculty members to campus: Dr. Martha-Elena Granados, assistant professor of languages (Spanish); Mr. Aaron Winey, media arts program director and instructor for visual communication design; Dr. Andrew Zhou, assistant professor of chemistry; and Dr. Mark Bowald, professor of theology. Dr. Martha-Elena Granados holds a Ph.D. in Spanish literature
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Do you know the difference between a thermometer and a thermostat? Both tools measure temperature but while a thermometer adjusts to the temperature around it, a thermostat sets the temperature. The difference is simple, but if applied to how we act in a room full of people it can be convicting. During the four years
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A preacher’s reflection on the attacks on our country on September 11, 2001 — Rich Schnieders, pastor of Friendship Grace Brethren Church, Fort Myers, Fla., shared these thoughts on his Facebook page this morning. It is reproduced here with his permission. This morning as I work in my study with TV news on, keeping an
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“God put everything on earth that we needed to not only survive but thrive,” says Carolyn Johansen, a member of Community Grace Brethren Church (a Charis Fellowship congregation in Goldendale, Wash., Greg Howell, senior pastor). Carolyn became interested in natural health at the age of 40 years old when she developed leaky gut syndrome after
This fall, Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., welcomed 400 new undergraduate students to its campus. Grace’s incoming class is nearly 11 percent larger than last year and one of the most diverse student bodies in Grace’s history, including 24 percent more Hispanic students. In all, Grace enrolled 1,957 students this semester. Several key academic programs
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Marquis Who’s Who, the world’s premier publisher of biographical profiles, has presented Thomas Theodore Julien, D.Div., with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award. An accomplished listee, Dr. Julien celebrates many years’ experience in his professional network, and has been noted for achievements, leadership qualities, and the credentials and successes he has accrued in his
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Over the weekend, Grace Church, Osceola, Ind. (Greg Serafino, senior pastor) noted it’s 90th year with a special service. The bulletin included a reproduction of a cover from a 1951 Brethren Missionary Herald magazine announcing the self-supporting status of the church. Dan and Rachel Jackson, Timothy (TK) Kurtanek, and Tom and Sharon Stallter were special
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Grace College recently announced that Ben Miles would be leading international recruitment efforts for the school from a base in Thailand. (See Grace College Expands International Recruitment Efforts.) Here’s the back story of Ben and his wife, Asia, who is the daughter of Encompass World Partners staff members, Jason and Doni Weimer, who serve in
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