Randi Walle

According to the latest issue of “Kairos” publication from Grace Brethren International Missions, Total Mobilization Support Ministries (TMSM) is ceasing operations after 13 years. The first TMSM team was deployed to Brazil in 1993. Their mission was to work side-by-side with local believers to build a church facility, and to do so in 7-10 days.

Abigail was taken into surgery at 7:00 this morning (eastern time). They had to cut a hole in her skull in order to operate on a blood clot. The operation appears to have gone well. They found the clot to be larger than they thought. Abby did have some communication with the family after surgery

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP)–Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President R. Albert Mohler Jr. was discharged Jan. 10 from Louisville’s Baptist Hospital East following a two-week hospitalization that included extensive abdominal surgery and a four-day stay in the intensive care unit due to blood clots in the lungs. Mohler and his family are “overjoyed to be back home,”

Received Thursday morning: Our family thanks each of you for praying for Abigail and the uncertainty of her injuries at the moment of our first request. We have learned that Abby has a fractured skull at the upper left side of her head along with some internal bleeding in the head. Her lungs are bruised

Kevin and Lorna Kreider are a church-planting couple from the Myerstown, PA, church (Keith Shearer, pastor) who are working to begin a church in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The following prayer request was received from Kevin Thursday morning: Lorna and I just received a phone call to let us know our youngest daughter Abigail was hit

Greg and Sandrine Burgess, Grace Brethren missionaries to France (Editions Cle) announce the the birth of Zachary Roland Charles Burgess. He was born Saturday January 6th at 12:10PM. He weighed 8.9 pounds and measured 20.5 inches. Greg says, “He and his mother are doing well (and so are his three sisters and father!). They came

The opinions of several Grace Brethren pastors on the subject of “house churches” are quoted in this article from the Dayton (OH) Daily News, written this past week by Brian Orme of the pastoral staff of the West Milton church. ‘Revolutionaries’ find refuge in home churches By Brian Orme There’s a new movement, a shift

For the second time in six months, Grace Brethren missionaries David and Becky Schwan (couple second from left) have participated in the wedding of one of their children, their daughter Rachel. The groom, Steve Williams, has a band which does evangelistic concerts and he also works as an information technician in a department store in

From the St. Petersburg (FL) Times. The pastor of the Port Richey church is James Poyner. The name they chose for their singing trio, Forgiven, fits us all, says Debbie Baker. “We are all forgiven through Jesus Christ,” she said during a telephone interview. Debbie, her husband, Cloid and Tank Tackett make up the Forgiven

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (BP)–Southern Baptist Theological Seminary President R. Albert Mohler Jr. (pictured) was admitted to the intensive care unit Friday with blood clots in both lungs and his condition is “quite serious,” according to a statement posted on his website Friday afternoon. Mohler, president of the school since 1993 and a highly-respected spokesperson in the