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Jay and Deb Hocking leave this weekend for France–read below about the creative way they reached their fund-raising goal! Jay, son of former GBIM missionary to Africa Jim Hocking, has been working at Grace Brethren International Missions in tech support areas. 

Jay and Debbie Hocking, who are planning to spend at least a year as short-term missionary hosts at the Chateau St. Albain in France, relieving Marlin and Sue Weaver, went “over the top” with an art sale of their jewelry and photographs over the weekend. Displaying and selling their artwork in the lobby of the

Dorothy Arenobine, long-time member of the Valley Grace Brethren Church in Hagerstown, MD, and the mother of Fort Wayne Grace Brethren Church Pastor Bob Arenobine, went to be with the Lord Monday. Pastor Bob has been at the Fort Wayne church for 25 years, and he also serves as a board member and secretary of

Many are aware that Nancy Peugh, wife of Roger Peugh (former GBIM missionary to Germany, now faculty member at Grace College and Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana), was stricken with a heart attack over the weekend and has been receiving treatment in a Fort Wayne hospital. Here is the latest update from Roger, along with

The latest edition (summer, 2005) of the Grace Magazine, the quarterly magazine of Grace College and Seminary is now off the press and will be in the mail within the next few days. Although published primarily for alumni of Grace, the 32-page full-color magazine is available to anyone by request, according to the editor, Judy

Hello, from our church welcoming committee! Actually, these are Roman Guards from the Passion Play presented this past March 25-27 by the Grace Brethren Church of Martinsburg, Pennsylvania (Jim Laird, pastor). Please pray for a GO-Team from the Martinsburg, Pennsylvania, Grace Brethren Church that is leaving for Prague, Czech Republic today, Saturday, July 16. The

Spaghetti mission trip fundraiser Sunday A spaghetti feed will be held Sunday to raise travel expense funds for a missionary work team from Grace Brethren Church, which will soon spend more than two weeks at the Buseko Children’s Home in Zambia, Africa. The dinner, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the church, 355 Panama Ave.,

“Light in the Darkness: Studies in the Gospel of John,” the second New Testament series in the Kent Collection being re-issued by BMH Books of Winona Lake, has now gone to press and should be available for shipping July 29, and will be available at Equip05 national conference. The 275-page quality paperback is matched with

The MasterWorks Festival, the month-long sumptious diet of classical music which inhabits Winona Lake, Indiana, for a month each summer, concludes its 2005 Festival with a series of glorious concerts today and tomorrow. The thundering 115-piece MasterWorks full orchesta, pictured here (photo by Al Disbro, double-click on photo to enlarge for viewing), will play Rachmaninoff’s

Ten volunteers came to the CE National campus in Winona Lake, Indiana, today to pack the registration boxes for Brethren National Youth Conference, which will be held on the campus of Cedarville University in Ohio July 23-29. The boxes contain the 42-page full-color BNYC magazine, wristbands, lanyards and other items necessary for each church to