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Rugged Relief Workers Needed Immediately

GBIM’s Wayne Hannah, left, consults with Thai families over lists of the missing and dead from the December tsunami disaster.  Grace Brethren International Missions (GBIM) and Thailand Campus Crusade are combining efforts to raise up early-stage tsunami relief teams. The first one is scheduled for March, only several weeks away. Right now there are lots

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Today’s Africa Report: Shopping for the Trip

GBIM board member Miriam Pacheco, in the Central African Republic for six weeks to assist missionary Barb Wooler with orphan and Pygmy ministries, is sending occasional reports. Here are exceprts from one received today: The sun is breaking through the haze a little more today so it looks like it will be a bit warmer.

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Africa Report: Meeting the Orphan Care Team

GBIM board member Miriam Pacheco is currently in the Central African Republic on a six-week trip to assist GBIM missionary Barb Wooler with her orphan and Pygmy ministries. Here are some excerpts from yesterday’s e-mail report from Miriam: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH Yesterday we spent relaxing some to get rid of the jet lag, and started

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Kavanaugh Announces Warsaw Symphony Orchestra

Today’s Warsaw (IN) Times-Union newspaper carried this announcement by Dr. Patrick Kavanaugh, who directs the Christian Performing Artists Fellowship and the MasterWorks Festival.Kavanaugh Announces Formation Of Warsaw Symphony OrchestraBY TERESA SMITH, Times-Union Staff WriterWINONA LAKE – “Warsaw is ready for its own symphony orchestra,” said Dr. Patrick Kavanaugh. “There are so many talented musicians in

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An Evening of Candlelight, Love Poetry, and Great Music

The concluding number of tonight’s “Second Sunday Series” of free concerts at the Rodeheaver Auditorium in Winona Lake, IN, was a trio composed of Elena Dunegan, clarinet; Barbara Kavanaugh, cello; and Jennifer Jackson, piano. They played two movements from the Trio in A Minor, Op. 114 by Johannes Brahms. Other performances tonight included piano, mezzo-soprano,

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