Pastor Larry McCall (second from right) was honored at the BMH Open House this afternoon for the introduction of his new book, Walking Like Jesus Did, which was delivered this morning from the printer. At the Open House, BMH publisher Terry White introduced the author, who made some background comments on the book Other BMH […]
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John Leonard (right) was honored at the Brethren Missionary Herald/FGBC Open House today for 27 years of consecutive service with BMH. John has worked for BMH since 1978, both as a printer and as distribution manager for BMH Books. BMH publisher Terry White (left) presented John with a plaque and a cash honorarium for John
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Christianpost.com currently is posting an article about Mosaic Church in Los Angeles and its innovative use of blogging to create interaction following each Sunday message. Here is a short excerpt–to read the entire article click here. Blogging has gained great prominence recently for its projected revolutionary effect on ministering, but Erwin McManus’ Mosaic church in
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Brethren Missionary Herald Company and the offices of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches invite all who are able to do so to attend a festive holiday Open House tomorrow (Friday, December 16) from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. A light lunch will be available, many BMH Books authors will be present, and all are
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Sunday, December 18 is the 50th anniversary of the death of one of Winona Lake, Indiana’s best-known residents, Homer Rodeheaver. The following article is excerpted and edited from a discography article on the songleader/publisher/recording artist. Homer Alvan Rodeheaver was born on October 4, 1880, in Union Furnace, Ohio. The family moved to Tennessee when he
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The Reneker Museum of Winona History in Winona Lake, Indiana chronicles the history of Winona Lake. It features the development of Spring Fountain Park, a forerunner to the Winona Movement and the Homer Rodeheaver collection, including a restoration of Homer Rodeheaver’s office and furnishings. Curators of the museum are Dr. Steve Grill and Carol Forbes–tours
The following article on Buck Summers (pictured) appeared this week in the Chambersburg, PA, Public Opinion. The organization Summers joined was founded by former Grace College and Seminary professor, Dr. John Stoll. Pastor joins mentoring group The Rev. Earl L. “Buck” Summers, MS, owner of Balanced Living Resources, a counseling, consulting and speaking service in
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Printable, downloadable pdf files of 2006 Grants and Guidelines Prospectus for church planting are now available from Grace Brethren North American Missions (GBNAM). The board of directors of GBNAM recently announced the creation of a new “Church Planting Matching Grant Program” for the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. The program is designed to encourage the
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Brian Gornik, shown here with his wife, Tara, is a team member of the Urban Hope Center in Philadelphia, PA. Recently he suffered a serious concussion due to a head injury while playing football. He is now recovering, and here is a short excerpt from his e-mail update. To read the entire update, see the
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Dr. Kenneth Bickel (pictured) is professor of pastoral ministries and directs the Doctor of Ministries program at Grace Theological Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana. Because of the significant impact on his life by the late Terry Taylor, FGBC World asked Ken to write this brief tribute. Bickel is also the immediate past president of the
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