Have you ever awaited something with great anticipation and excitement, longing for the day it would finally arrive? You’ve prepared and prayed and planned, and now you wait with eager expectation. Perhaps it was the birth of a child, the homecoming of a loved one from a faraway place, the completion of a degree, or a much-desired
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The songs we learn as children have a way of sticking with us. I am a product of the 1990s VeggieTales era and can still sing along with hits like “Where Is My Hairbrush?” and “The Cheeseburger Song” and “Barbara Manatee.” While the lyrics to these Silly Songs with Larry embedded entertaining lyrics deep in
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In the fall of 2020, worship leaders from Grace Community Church in Warsaw, Ind., were asked to lead worship at a youth ministry outreach event. Over the following year, 909 Collective was established as they continued to receive requests for leading worship outside of their church. Tristan Spuller, worship director at Grace Community, said, “As
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Thank You, Pastor October is Pastor Appreciation Month. The Charis Fellowship would not exist if not for the hundreds of pastors who shepherd our churches week in and week out. We are grateful for their leadership in our local congregations, national Fellowship, and global family. Their sacrificial care and love for God’s people and their
“…baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” (Matthew 28:19) From the earliest chapter of the Church, baptism has served as a public act and an embedded expression of our faith in Jesus, and it marks us in our new identity as a child of God.
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“So Joshua fought the Amalekites as Moses had ordered, and Moses, Aaron and Hur went to the top of the hill. As long as Moses held up his hands, the Israelites were winning, but whenever he lowered his hands, the Amalekites were winning. When Moses’ hands grew tired, they took a stone and put it under him and
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Interested in learning more about discipleship pathways? Join us for a webinar where Charis Fellowship Executive Director Tim Sprankle will facilitate a discussion among leaders that will highlight key insights from various Charis Fellowship churches and how they disciple their congregations. Anyone interested in developing or refining discipleship pathways is invited! Find out more info
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“We believe radio is an important instrument in bringing people to salvation,” said Daniel Sandoval, executive director of Spanish World Ministries (“El Camino de la Vida” in Spanish), a recently approved cooperating ministry of the Charis Fellowship. Spanish World Ministries has a mission to assist local churches in the Spanish speaking world, to carry out
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“It’s one thing to plant a church. It’s a different level to multiply leaders who can multiply churches.” Clancy Cruise, pastor at Marysville Grace Church in Marysville, Ohio, said this upon receiving the Ed Jackson Church Multiplication Award. Clancy is the second recipient of this award, presented by Assist Church Expansion at their ministry-sponsored meal
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The Charis Fellowship held its annual Charis Conversation business meeting on Thursday, July 31, 2025, on the final day of Charis Fellowship Conference in Lititz, Pennsylvania. A 24-page delegate report was sent to all registered delegates on July 5. Details were reviewed during the Charis Conversation. Voting was then conducted throughout the week following Conference
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