Randi Walle

Retired Grace Brethren pastor Gerald Polman was giving tours of the Reneker Museum of Winona History in the historic Westminster Hall in Winona Lake, IN, a few months ago, as he does every Thursday afternoon from noon to 5 p.m. “Do you recognize this young man at the pulpit?” he asked, pointing to a photo […]

Some very encouraging reports are coming in from Grace Brethren ministries in Mexico, where Brenda Welling and Bess Farrell have labored for many years. Eleven baptisms at a recent family camp, new team members coming to join the ministry….see photos and reports on the Women of Charis website. Click here to read more. 

An excellent summary and photos of the St. James Way Walk ministry (front-page feature of the July/August 2005 FGBC World) is currently posted on Paul Klawitter’s Europe blog. To get the full report, click here. 

Eunice Imogene “Imy” Immel, 86, mother of Grace Brethren pastor K. Howard Immel, passed peacefully into the presence of her Lord and Savior August 16, 2005, at the Meadowview Nursing Home, Seville, Ohio. Imy was born in Homerville, Ohio, on April 11, 1919, to Levi and Lula Frank. She was a member of Rittman Grace

Tim Ziebarth, alumni director at Grace College and Seminary, has posted a number of gallery photos from the BMH-sponsored hymnsing on Tuesday night of the recent Equip05 conference. Click here to view them. 

Betty Poyner, shown here with her husband Randy when they visited their son, Tim, and his family in Winona Lake, IN, earlier this summer, is recovering from unexpected surgery and will appreciate the prayers of the Fellowship for her recovery. Last Friday, August 12, Betty had a malignant, football-sized tumor removed from her abdomen. Doctors

Pastor Kork Moyer, coordinator of the Northern Atlantic Fellowship, calls our attention to the following opportunity, hosted by Grace Brethren Church at Willow Valley in Lancaster, PA (John Smith, pastor). “The Case for a Creator”Sunday, August 28 from 5:45-8:00 pm at Grace Church at Willow Valley Did all this happen by chance or does the

This Saturday morning Maranatha Brethren Church in Hagerstown, MD (Jay Fretz, pastor), will be providing a free car wash to people who live in the neighborhood of the church building. A special attraction will be the showing of “Born Again II,” a composite car constructed by Maranatha member DeWitt Powell. Pastor Jay Fretz says, “This

DeWitt and Caroline Powell, long-time members of Maranatha Brethren Church, frequently show Born Again II at car shows, and always make this tract available, which explains a little about the car, gives the plan of salvation, and refers interested people to contact Maranatha church. 

The motor for Born Again II is a Chevy 350 engine from a 1974 Malibu. But the car also contains parts from a 53 Buick, a 54 Pontiac, a 74 Chevy nova, a 57 Chevy, a 74 Lincoln Continental, and two tops from 67 Fords.