On this Fourth of July, one of the Operation Barnabas teams from CE National will be taking the stage in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania, to participate in the town’s celebration of Independence Day. Here is a brief excerpt of an article from the Chambersburg Public Opinion. To read the entire article, click on http://www.publicopiniononline.com/localnews/ci_6293933 Following the race […]
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From Pastor Scott Distler of the Grace Brethren church in Lititz, PA: My daughter, Joy, is one of several Lititz Christian School students who have been in Italy for the past more than two weeks on a missions trip. They were scheduled to arrive back in Philadelphia this evening (Tuesday) after a layover at the
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Kork Moyer heads up a Grace Brethren-affiliated ministry to the homeless in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. Here are some updates from Kork on how this ministry has been progressing: We had a very tiring winter, and even though we received quite a bit of material goods to help shelter and protect our most vulnerable among us, we
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Rich and Reida Bartley (pictured) have been working in the Slavic Village area of Cleveland, Ohio, since 1996. Here is a recent report on their summer Vacation Bible School outreach. More background on the Bartleys and their mission is available at http://www.villagegrace.org/index.php?categoryid=2&p2_articleid=18 This year the church was transformed into a Babylonian Palace complete with idols
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The national conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, Equip07, will be held July 29 – August 3 in Winona Lake, Ind. The week includes numerous classes on a variety of topics, with something for everyone. Here is one individual who is coming to Winona Lake to take a class. Betty Curtner (pictured at
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Dr. Homer A. Kent, Jr. (standing), former president and professor emeritus of New Testament and Greek at Grace College and Seminary, Winona Lake, Indiana, spoke Sunday morning as the Grace Creation Tour group gathered in the Netherlands Inn in Strasburg, Pa, prior to leaving to return to Winona Lake. The tour bus arrived about 11:30
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Dr. Don DeYoung (as Isaac Newton) gave a second, illustrated lecture Saturday evening before dinner at the Netherlands Inn in Strasburg, PA. In addition to the “Creation Tour” busload, a number of local Grace College and Seminary alumni joined for the dinner and the lecture. Using feathers, fiber optics, and a number of other interesting
Diagrammatical Analysis by Dr. Lee L. Kantenwein is designed to facilitate the student’s understanding of syntactical relationships in grammar. Parts of speech are defined and examples are given in English, Greek, and Hebrew. The text was developed for a course in “Greek Exegetical Methods” and helps teach an individual follow the grammatical flow in preparing
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Glimpses of the past from the pages of The Brethren Missionary Herald magazine. Twenty Years Ago – 1987 Tom Julien was moderator of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches conference in Winona Lake. Speakers and workshop leaders included Elmer Towns, Bill and Lynne Hybels, Bob Thompson, Margie Devan, Roy Roberts, and other fellowship leaders. David
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Dead Sea Scrolls by Dr. John J. Davis is a short treatise that was created as a series of newspaper articles. Originally published in 1991, the text and photos have been updated. The text traces events following the discovery of the scrolls in 1947. It examines the history and debate that has surrounded the scrolls
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