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DRIVEN Conference Underway in Ohio

DRIVEN, the national Grace Brethren conference for Twenty-Somethings got underway this evening on the campus of Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio with Ezra Wimberly (pictured) and his team from the Norton, Ohio, Grace Brethren Church North Campus leading worship. Tomorrow is a full day of workshops and activities, with main speakers Dr. David Hoffeditz of

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MD Grace Brethren Student Wins Arts Competition

The following is excerpted from an article in a Calvert County, Maryland, newspaper from this morning: Owings Girl Wins Congressional Arts CompetitionCongressional Arts Competition Veronica Loveless from Calvert County WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Steny Hoyer (D-MD) congratulated Veronica Loveless today as the winner of the 5th Congressional District High School Congressional Arts Competition. Loveless visited

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Holbrook Elected to Head CMA

Mark Holbrook, shown here teaching the adult Sunday School class at the Grace Brethren Church in Orange, CA (Ed Trenner, pastor) was recently elected chairman of the board of directors of the Christian Management Association. Holbrook, who is president and CEO of the Evangelical Christian Credit Union in Brea, California, succeeds Jerry E. White, president

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Living Bible Author Taylor, 88, Dies

Wheaton, Ill., Tyndale House Publishers founder Kenneth Taylor, whose The Living Bible helped millions of people discover they could read and understand Scripture, died Friday, June 10 at age 88 in his Wheaton home. “Making Scripture accessible for all people was my father’s passion,” said his son and Tyndale President Mark Taylor. “Many, many people

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The Clock Turns Back a Century

Shades of yesteryear! The 1900-1912 vintage cars on display at the “gas and brass” festival in Winona Lake, IN, today were common transportation in the town known as “a kind of religious chautaqua” under the leadership of Solomon C. Dickey. William “Billy” Sunday arrived in 1895 with his wife, Nell, and the baseball evangelist eventually

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