Word has been received that Ron and Alice Kinley were seriously hurt in a motorcycle accident while vacationing in Northern California this past weekend. Both were seriously injured and were taken to different hospitals. Alice was airlifted to a trauma center and Ron to a regular hospital. They are both doing amazingly well, and are expected […]
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GBC hams (amateur radio operators) are invited to join a group of Christian hams from across the United States and Canada in a daily on-the-air fellowship time. The Amateur Radio Missionary Service (ARMS) provides a daily Net as well as weekly section Nets that cover all of the US and Canada. The 20 Meter Net
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Using nails, concrete blocks, and a sledge hammer to dramatically illustrate his points, Pastor Jeff Bogue of Grace Church of Greater Akron (OH) (pictured) delivered a stirring challenge to delegates and attenders at the annual Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches conference meeting this evening in Cincinnati. Bogue urged churches and pastors, instead of looking for a
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Ted Ruiz, who is with Grace Brethren International Missions in the Philippines, says, “Thanks for all your emails and prayers of concern for us! The storm (Conson?) has passed. We are fine. Electricity is back most of the time. It was only a Storm Signal #1 (out of 5) in Manila, but it was a
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The energy was high as students filed into the auditorium for the last evening at Momentum 2010, the annual Grace Brethren youth conference hosted by CE National. It has been a full day. The more than 1,500 students had spread to more than 25 sites around the greater Miami Valley to minister. They cleaned for senior
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The annual conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches kicked off Friday afternoon with the Grace Brethren Chaplain’s Luncheon, hosted by the Eagle Commission and the Grace Brethren Investment Foundation. Each of the eight chaplains (and candidates) present were introduced and each told of their ministry. The luncheon concluded in a time of prayer
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Six members of the Grace College volleyball team were injured in a one-vehicle accident this morning near the intersection of Ind. 25 and CR 600W, Palestine, Indiana. Mallori Kastner, 18, of Wabash, was eastbound on Ind. 25 when she lost control in a curve, causing her SUV to roll over and hit two signs and a
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Grace Theological Seminary, Winona Lake, Ind., has been awarded accreditation by the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada (ATS) following an intensive approval process. The ATS is a membership organization of more than 250 graduate schools that conduct post-baccalaureate professional and academic degree programs to educate persons for the practice of
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Day 2 of Momentum Youth Conference (actually the first full day), drew to a close tonight as Jim Brown, pastor of Grace Community Church, a Grace Brethren church in Goshen, Ind., challenged students to pursue purity in their lives. He told students to not believe the lie that sex outside of marriage is okay. He
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Over the weekend, the main building at Camp Mack, near Milford, Ind., burned. The camp, which is owned by the Church of the Brethren, is named for Alexander Mack, the founder of the Brethren movement. It has frequently been used by Grace Brethren groups in Indiana. Below is part of an account from the Warsaw,
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