This article appeared in Monday’s Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania. Grace Christian School is a ministry of the Grace Brethren Church of West Kittanning, Mark Cornwell, pastor. 100 ways to celebrateBy Mitch FryerLEADER TIMESMonday, February 6, 2006 WEST KITTANNING — Astronaut Neil Armstrong was at Grace Christian School on Friday. Sort of. So was anthropologist Jane […]
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BMH Books of Winona Lake, Indiana, announces the release of the newly-revised and republished edition of The Glory of the Church: Studies in Ephesians by Dr. Homer A. Kent, Jr. The 140-page paperback commentary is part of The Kent Collection, a republishing of Dr. Kent’s entire set of commentaries on 15 books of the New
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MIDDLEBURG, OHIO — The Rev. Maynard G. Tittle, 83, of 127 Dinius Ave., went home to be with the Lord on Monday morning, Feb. 6, 2006, at his home after battling several serious health problems since 2000. He was born May 14, 1922, near Penns Creek, a son of the late Arthur and Bertha Grubb
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So when I get home from my trip, the wife, she says, “I don’t want to read your blog. Just tell me how your trip was!”
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The Fellowship Council, the elected leadership group of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, is meeting yesterday, today, and tomorrow in Sacramento, California. The group is elected by the national conference delegates from various geographical regions and also includes the immediate past moderator, the current moderator, and the two moderators-elect. Current moderator Keith Shearer is
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Ron Manahan, president of Grace College and Seminary, was the featured presenter to the Fellowship Council and national organization heads today at the Fellowship Council’s meeting in Sacramento. His presentation was on leadership development and he updated FGBC leadership on current changes and adaptations the college and seminary are making to better prepare tomorrow’s leaders.
From today’s Warsaw (IN) Times-Union newspaper (Al Disbro photo): Symphony Names Board Of Directors The Warsaw Symphony Orchestra, having presented three successful concerts in the fall, is now creating a board of directors to oversee its operations. Dr. Patrick Kavanaugh, the orchestra’s founder and conductor, is excited to see the group take this next step.
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The newly-named president of Concerned Women for America is a sister to Terri Starcher, who is a member of the Grace Brethren Church of Centerville, Ohio (Steve Makofka, pastor). Here is CWA’s release making the announcement: WASHINGTON, D.C., January 30, 2006 – Concerned Women for America (CWA) announced today the appointment of Wendy Wright as
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Word has just been received that a medical team of four, including GBIM missionary Larry DeArmey, were involved in a truck accident this morning shortly after their arrival, when a tire blew on the truck. There were no serious injuries and all were safe, although there is significant financial loss to the vehicle. Initial reports
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We posted a short item on January 5 pointing readers to Centerville, Ohio, pastor Steve Makofka’s review of Anne Rice’s novel Christ the Lord. To his surprise, the novelist responded to his post, and a portion of it is reproduced here. To read Steve’s blog, click here. “Thank you very much for taking a chance
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