November 2021

Bobbie Ridenour, Former National Ministry Employee, Dies

Bobbie Ridenour, member of Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church in northern Indiana (Kip Cone, lead pastor), died on November 26, 2021. During her career she worked for the Brethren Missionary Herald Company (now BMH Books and GraceConnect) and CE National (now Momentum Ministry Partners). A version of her obituary appears below. Bobbette “Bobbie” Juanne Ridenour, […]

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Eagle Commission Board Meeting Update

The Eagle Commission is a national ministry of the Charis Fellowship. On November 11, the board of directors met. Below is a recap from their meeting, provided by Endorser Mark Penfold.  The Eagle Commission’s board of directors had its annual board meeting on Veterans Day, Thursday, November 11, via Zoom. Our board president, Jim Augspurger (Grace

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Building Relationships Through Meeting Needs

“Our mission statement is ‘worship God, serve others.’ This is part of how we serve others.” Brian McCall, executive pastor at Martinsburg Grace Brethren Church (MGBC), a Charis Fellowship congregation in southern Pennsylvania, explains how they pursue this mission. “We have three community outreach focused ministries that we invest in through volunteers and financial support:

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First-Generation Grace College Student Honored for ‘Realizing the Dream’

DaZhane Jones, a Grace College sophomore from Indianapolis, was recently one of 30 Hoosier students to receive the “Realizing the Dream” scholarship from Independent Colleges of Indiana (ICI). Each of the honorees is a sophomore student who has “realized the dream” to be the first in his or her family to attend college. The event

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Founder Jim Hocking Shares Background on Water for Good

Water for Good is a cooperating ministry of the Charis Fellowship. A version of this story appeared on Grace College’s blog. See the original post here. Jim Hocking Spoke Sango Before He Spoke English. He grew up in the Central African Republic as the son of a minister, and it fostered in him a deep love

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