Randi Walle

The Grace Brethren movement traces its roots back to Alexander Mack and the year 1708 in Schwarzenau, Germany, which means that celebrations and tours marking the 300th anniversary of the movement are now in the planning stages for 2008. Until about 1882, the Grace Brethren were part of the same group as the Church of

“Team Two,” the second of two teams from Women of Grace USA to minister in the Central African Republic, has now landed at Bangui and is hard at work. This team, with a few more members than the first, will again work with the African women who are taking care of AIDS orphans in their

Assembly work has begun on the main stage for the Pro-Life Music Festival to be held on the Miller Athletic Field campus of Grace College, Winona Lake, Indiana, this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Billed as “the nation’s largest music festival dedicated to promoting the sanctity of life,” the festival is a free event that will

Pastor Mark Saunders of the First Grace Brethren Church in Dayton, Ohio, holds a representation of a $500 check given to the church by Wal-Mart in recognition of the church’s efforts to serve the Dayton community. First Grace has been active in its community by distributing batteries to area residents for smoke detectors and giving

The countdown to DRIVEN06, the second-annual young adults conference in the FGBC, is now down to hours. The fun starts this Thursday, June 22, with registration beginning at 5:30 p.m. on the historic Kenyon College campus in Gambier, Ohio, near Columbus. It’s a great program again this year–Thursday evening’s speaker is Kondo Simfukwe and other

Kurt Miller and Mike Jentes, on the GBNAM church-planting blog, have put together a very helpful and valuable list of IRS documents and regulations for churches. They’re excellent for anyone starting a church, but also provide a good “checkup” for existing churches. Check out their list and links by clicking here.

Sunday, June 18 – Father’s Day! Well, Dan was just released from the hospital an hour or so ago. Turns out he developed an infection because of the strong antibiotics he was taking. (Sounds contradictory, but it’s true.) He is feeling much better and has been given permission to return to normal activities within a

From the St. Petersburg (FL) Times. Pastor of the Port Richey church is Jim Poyner. Vacation Bible School’s InFor many children in Pasco, summer opens the book on both fun and faith at local churches. By MICHELLE JONES, Times Staff WriterPublished June 17, 2006 It wouldn’t be summer in Pasco’s faith community without vacation Bible

Friday, June 16, 2006 Well, we had hoped that hospital stays would only be a memory, but circumstances have changed over the last 24 hours. This morning Dan was readmitted to Lutheran Hospital becuase of a reoccurring fever. His condition seems stable, but the doctor is wanting to identify the source of infection. He will

From the Altoona (PA) Mirror: A memorial foundation has been established through the Central Pennsylvania Community Foundation, Altoona, in memory of Aaron N. Stuckey, who died from injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident on May 13, 2005. Aaron was born April 2, 1984. He attended Martinsburg Grace Brethren Church and formerly attended First Baptist Church