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There’s an interesting nine-minute interview online with Bart Blair, worship pastor at the Grace Community Church, the Grace Brethren church in Mississauga, Ontario (Bartley Sawatsky, pastor). The interview is primarily Blair’s personal story of how the Lord led him from a business career into the full-time music and worship position he currently holds. To see […]

The Brethren Missionary Herald Co. will hold a brown bag lunch on Wednesday, February 6, with Robert W. Kellemen, Ph.D. author of BMH Books titles, Soul Physicians and Spiritual Friends. He will discuss the state of Christian counseling today. The lunch begins at 11:30 a.m. 1104A Kings Highway, Winona Lake, Ind. (next to Tree of

According to the website of Grace Brethren International Missions, the first group of GBIM personnel forced to evacuate Chad, Africa, because of civil unrest has arrived safely in the neighboring country of Cameroon. GBIM’s report says, “At 2:00 p.m. EST GBIM’s staff, Karina Corrales, Melissa McDairmant, and Beate Schlecht, confirmed their arrival at a mission

The International Missions Center (Winona Lake, Ind.) has received unconfirmed reports of rebel activity in Chad that may result in armed conflict in the capital city of N’Djamena and beyond. According to published reports from the BBC and sources on the ground, rebel forces are moving rapidly toward the city. While this type of activity

On January 29, pastors and their wives from the Southern District enjoyed a blessed time of fellowship together at the famous Blue Willow Inn in Social Circle, Ga. Present were: Pastors Jim and Wanda Laird Sr., Conrad and Monica Santamaria and daughter, Dean and Billie Fetterhoff, and William A. and Betty Byers, all from the

At the annual Warsaw, Ind., Chamber of Commerce dinner Thursday night, January 31, Kosciusko County Jail Chaplain John Boren (pictured at right) was awarded Warsaw Man of the Year. The Warsaw Times-Union and WRSW Radio have sponsored the Man of the Year Award since 1959. In order to be a recipient of the award, one

The newest building on the Grace College campus, the Orthopaedic Capital Center (OCC), has received the 2007 Excellence in Masonry Award from the Indiana Concrete Masonry Association. The award was presented at the Indiana Concrete Masonry Design Awards Program on January 10 in Indianapolis. Tom Dunn, Grace’s chief operations officer, Jeremy Ringger and Terry Emmons

Bob Kellemen, author of Soul Physicians and Spiritual Friends was interviewed Wednesday, January 30, 2008 on Prime Time America, broadcast on over 250 stations on the Moody Radio Network. To listen to the archive of Dr. Kellemen’s interview about the current state of Christian counseling, click here. His interview is toward the end of the

The Southwest Focus Retreat, comprised of pastors and lay leaders from Grace Brethren churches throughout the southwestern U.S., concluded just before noon today at Rancho Capistrano near San Juan Capistrano, California. The three-day retreat, which is organized and implemented by Tom Avey and the FGBC coordinator’s office, was led this year by the current FGBC

Don Kendall Rager, 92, Upper Yoder Township, Pennsylvania, went to be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on January 28, 2008 at Conemaugh Memorial Hospital. Born November 15, 1915, in East Conemaugh, son of Howard B. and Elizabeth (Boyle) Rager, Don later lived in Portage, Conemaugh, and Moxham. Preceded in death by parents, beloved