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Eugene Habecker, who for the past 14 years has been the president of the American Bible Society in New York City, has been named president of Taylor University in Indiana. Habecker, a 1968 Taylor grad, replaces David Gyertson, who is returning to a faculty position at Regent University in Virginia Beach, VA, an institution he

Deb and Jim Momeyer have served in Africa with Grace Brethren International Missions, and will be returning there after some time in the States for further studies and fund raising. They are from the Community Grace Brethren Church in Warsaw, IN. 

Kirk and Kay Carver are from the Calvert County (MD) Grace Brethren Church (Robert Wagner, pastor). They have spent some short-term missions time in the Czech Republic and are looking to where the Lord may want them to serve. Kay is a massage therapist and Kirk is a chiropractor, currently doing graduate studies at Capitol

Carlos Peralta, an Argentine native now planting a Hispanic church in Coatesville, PA, is doing so under the sponsorship and guidance of Gateway Grace Community Church (Dan O’Deens, pastor). Carlos’ congregation, Encuentro Latino, is currently averaging about 80 in Sunday morning services–last Lord’s Day 100 were in attendance. 

Jason Weimer (left) from the Waterloo, Iowa, Grace Brethren Church (Kelvin Cooke, pastor) will soon be leaving with his wife, Doni, for a year in the Philippines, helping to plant churches. Viseth Hou (right) is a Cambodian who has been very successful as an evangelist and church-planter and Campus Crusade staff member. He is currently

Jay and Deb Hocking will soon be leaving Indiana to spend 15 months in France as host couple at the Chateau St. Alban. Jay has been working in media and information technology at the Grace Brethren International Missions headquarters in Winona Lake, IN, and they are members of the Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church (John

Bob Steiger, who is from the Centerville, OH, Grace Brethren Church (Steve Makofka, pastor) has already spent time ministering in Chad, Africa, and is on his way back there to teach English, teach Bible, and other ministries. 

BMH Books proudly announces the release this week of a newly expanded and re-written commentary on the Gospel of Mark by Dr. Homer Kent Jr., former dean of Grace Theological Seminary, former president of Grace College and Seminary, and world-respected scholar of New Testament and Greek. Subtitled “The Beginning of the Gospel of Jesus Christ,”

Needing some variety in a five-day course on church-planting, ACTS course instructor Dave Guiles subdivided the current 40 students taking the class into groups and assigned them to devise a creative way to demonstrate the biblical concept of the church as the body of Christ. This group used pantomime and music to show that all