Camp Conquest in Denver, Pa., is helping make sure that young people from inner city Philadelphia have a camping experience. For the first time last year, the camp hosted 20 students from Metro Grace, a church-planting ministry with three active churches. These students came as a part of the regular camping program and were all
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Indianapolis campus of the Henry and Frances Weber School at Grace College and Seminary was held this past Friday. The school’s Executive Director John Teevan and Dr. Ronald Manahan, president of Grace College, help cut the ribbon for Henry and Frances Weber School on the second floor of an office
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Are you a bi-vocational pastor or church planter? Want to connect with other bi-vocational pastors in the FGBC? We are considering some ideas to make this connection in a way that fits your unique schedule. Would you participate in an initial talk? Shawn Kaeser (pastor, Plain City, Ohio) and Tom Avey (FGBC Coordinator) are hosting
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Fall dates for the Focus Retreats for Grace Brethren leadership have been announced by Tom Avey, fellowship coordinator for the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. Dan Allan will lead them again this year. The theme is “Finding Your Way Forward,” based on Ephesians 2:10. The Central Retreat is October 10-12, most likely in Ohio. The
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It was exciting to be at the Eagle Commission/Grace Brethren Investment Foundation dinner on Tuesday evening during Vision2020, the national conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. One by one, the chaplains shared about their ministries, which range from being on the ground with soliders on a regular basis to teaching at the U.S.
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Pastor John Smith of the Willow Valley (PA) church this past year, along with several others others, worked on developing a web site to support the work of Augustin Hibaile in the Central African Republic (www.friendsofcidel.org). A web site was launched in late spring. For updates on Dr. Hibaile’s CIDEL ministry and prayer requests, please
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Many have been praying for Berno, the German builder in charge of the new seminary project in Bangui, Central African Republic, who recently suffered a heart attack shortly before he was to leave to return to Africa. Grace Brethren International Missions Africa director Frank Puhl writes, “Yesterday I called Berno’s wife Sigrid again. Berno is
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Grace College and Seminary, Winona Lake, Ind., will use a $50,000 grant from Operation Diploma, an initiative of the Military Family Research Institute (MFRI) at Purdue University, to develop programs and policies designed to boost academic success of student service members and veterans on campus. The grant is part of more than $1 million that
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Grace College and Theological Seminary has announced it is opening a location in Fort Wayne at the Ambassador Enterprises property formerly occupied by Fort Wayne Bible College, and classes will begin this fall. To commemorate the event, Grace will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony and press conference on Friday, August 5, 2001 at 11 AM at
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Heidi Sisson, who works with GBIM in Bangui, Central African Republic, has been sending updates on the German builder who has been working on building the seminary facility in Bangui. Berno Pfrommer (right), is pictured here with Dr. Francois Ngoumape at the James Gribble Ministry Center where the new seminary is being built. Berno is
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