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The following article appeared in this morning’s Hagerstown (MD) Herald-Mail newspaper, featuring a band from the Hagerstown Grace Brethren Church, Dean Pryor, pastor: Seven-year-old Christian band releases first albumby ANDREA ROWLAND Members of the local contemporary Christian band Forgiven use music as a means to spread their spiritual beliefs. “We just want to get out

Miriam Pacheco (center) is assisting several of the most promising Pygmy students with their literacy lessons. GBIM missionary Barb Wooler says: “We had an opportunity to sit with three of our students to do remedial work with them yesterday afternoon. We were encouraged and amazed at how much these three fellas were able to absorb

Are you in reasonably good shape, enjoy long-hiking, want to mix with other cultures, get a good tan, and have opportunity to share your faith? Our missionaries in Spain have an opportunity for you, and if you don’t speak German or Spanish or French, English will get you by! A GO Team to northwest Spain

GBIM’s Mike Taylor and a medical team returned this week from a ministry/assessment trip to India to help tsunami victims. The report was featured on the front page of today’s Warsaw (IN) Times-Union newspaper. A few paragraphs are duplicated here–to read the entire article click here. WINONA LAKE, IN – To do what they could,

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

Jim Shipley, of the Grace College faculty, gave a seminar yesterday afternoon in Westminster Hall on how to choose a car correctly as part of the Survival Skills Seminar series offered by the college. Organized and directed by Kathy Barnhart of the college staff, the series is open to students and alumni and offers practical,

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.

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

Elizabeth Schaefer, whose husband, James, is a Grace Brethren military chaplain in Afghanistan, sends along this personal note and a link to a website that honors those who have recently made the ultimate sacrifice. This is a hard page to look at–it is all the men we have lost from our units here in Hawaii,

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