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The 2007-2008 edition of “Women’s Spectrum” the official program magazine of the Women of Grace USA, is now complete and ready for shipping. The 46-page full color magazine contains a wide variety of feature articles, personality sketches, and challenges, including one by Women of Grace USA president Janet Minnix. Spotlighted missionaries for this year include

The Southview Grace Brethren Church of Ashland, Ohio, (Larry Edwards, pastor) celebrated its 50th year of ministry the first Sunday of October. Former Pastor Donald Farner spoke on “The Year of Jubilee” to the 152 who were in attendance. There were several musical specials, including a concert by Nancy Messner and Jim Messner. It was

The Brethren Encyclopedia Board met all day Monday at Ashland Theological Seminary in Ashland, Ohio, to firm up details for the 300th anniversary celebration of the founding of the Brethren movement. The celebration will be held in Schwarzenau, Germany (pictured) next August 2 and 3. (Dale Ulrich photo) Ted Rondeau of Grace Brethren International Missions

These are some of the girls and women who are involved weekly in an after-school SMM program at Jefferson Elementary School, which is across the street from the Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church (Bruce Barlow, lead pastor). On Thursdays the girls are encouraged to wear their green SMM shirts to school all day, and at

There is wonderful news out of Sebring, Florida. Former Sebring Grace Brethren Church pastor David Ogden, whose wife, Pam, died more than seven years ago, has let it be known that he and Chris Ryerson Brown, whose husband Denny died about two years ago, are planning to be married. Here are some edited comments from

Pastor Tim Sprankle (on stage) and the Leesburg, Indiana, Grace Brethren Church this past Saturday sponsored a bluegrass festival and community get-together as an outreach. Church members distributed hundreds of flyers prior to the event, inviting townspeople to enjoy the music, refreshments, and games. In addition to the music, there were displays, crafts for sale,

J.D. Woods of the Grace College faculty was one of several bluegrass artists who kept up a steady foot-tapping stream of sound from the main flatbed stage throughout the afternoon and evening.

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Pumpkin-carving was a hit as young artists sought to be the most creative with their designs.