Randi Walle

The special “seniors menu” portion of programming for senior adults at Equip07 today included a panel discussing “Learning to Live With Change.” Members of the panel were, from left, Dave Marksbury, Bruce Barlow, Charles Ashman, and Tom Abbitt.

The annual corporate business meetings of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, Grace College & Seminary, and the Brethren Missionary Herald Company were the features of the opening evening session of Equip07, the Grace Brethren national conference being held this week on the campus of Grace College & Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana. FGBC moderator

Grace Brethren Air Force chaplain Ralph Molyneaux (blue uniform, with microphone) was presented a special “Golden Eagle Award” at this evening’s Equip07 session in anticipation of his soon retirement from the chaplaincy. Molyneaux’s wife, Angela, is to his left (holding flowers). Grace Brethren chaplain’s endorsing agent John Schumacher (right) made the presentation. Schumacher’s wife, Martha,

Mrs. Tom (Donna) Miller, daughter of Ralph and Anna Mae Grady of Waterloo, Iowa, was presented a plaque this evening by Dr. Ron Manahan (right), president of Grace College & Seminary. Mrs. Grady is now with the Lord, but Mr. Grady, who is in an assisted living facility in Iowa, served many years on the

Dr. William and Ella Male (left) were honored with recognition and a plaque presented by Grace College & Seminary president Dr. Ron Manahan (right) at tonight’s dedication of the Orthopaedic Capital Center building on the Grace campus. Dr. Male, whose long career at Grace included being professor, academic dean of the college, academic dean of

More than 300 Grace Brethren pastors met in the sanctuary of the Winona Lake (IN) Grace Brethren Church this afternoon for the Association of Grace Brethren Ministers (AGBM) annual meeting. In addition to routine business, three members were selected for special honor. Dr. David Plaster (at podium), newly-called pastor of the Columbus, Ohio, church, was

Ron “Topless” Henry (batting here), who is also on the staff of Grace College & Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana, is one of the players featured in an article in this morning’s Fort Wayne newspaper on the 1862-era base ball team Winona Blue Laws which plays in a league in northern Indiana. Here is a

A team of young adults from the Winona Lake (IN) Grace Brethren Church has arrived in Central African Republic and will be touring the orphan care and well-drilling ministry and assisting wherever possible in the work of Integrated Community Development International, whose founder and director, Jim Hocking, is at right. In the photo, from left,

All the exhibit tables are up and ready at the Orthopaedic Capital Center on the Grace College and Seminary campus in Winona Lake, Indiana, and registration materials are awaiting the hundreds coming for Equip07, the national conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. Registration opens tomorrow (Sunday) at 2 p.m. at the OCC. The

The Brethren Missionary Herald board of directors are meeting today in Winona Lake, Ind. Pictured are, left to right, Barb Wooler (back to camera), Pat Phillips (secretary), Rick Fairman, Bob Arenobine, Nathan Bryant, Todd Scoles (chair), Terry White (executive director), Bruce Barlow (treasurer), Dan Thornton (vice president), and Jesse Deloe (senior editor).