Randi Walle

Grace Seminary grad and former Grace faculty member Larry Poland, who for a number of years has headed an outreach ministry to media and entertainment professionals in Hollywood, is the founder and organizer of an annual Media Prayer Breakfast. Excerpts from a release giving details on this year’s event follow: “Prayer” and “Hollywood” don’t often

Mike and Letitia Yoder, GBIM missionaries to Berlin, have been requesting prayer for “Jesus-tag” as they were to distribute copies of the Jesus film to university students during the event today. Here are excerpts from a release on the event. JESUS DAY: 40,000 MARCH THROUGH BERLIN SINGING AND PRAYING Remembering the Victims of 9/11 and

The Osceola (IN) Grace Brethren Church will host its “world-famous annual ‘Touchpoint Weekend’ community outreach events and hog roast” this year on Sept. 25-26. The hog roast will follow community service projects in and around Osceola on the 25th. Come join us for a great time of community fun and, even better, food during our

Today’s editorial is from Grace Seminary grad and former Grace faculty member John H. Stoll, Ph.D. The coming election of our president will have a far greater effect on our nation than previous elections. There are at least two underlying reasons for this: how the coming president will handle world affairs, especially increased hostility and

Grace Village Retirement Community in Winona Lake, IN, is sponsoring its second annual “Senior Gathering” the mornings of Tuesday through Thursday, September 14-16. A committee headed by retired GBIM missionary Roy Snyder has planned a full program culminating with a free lunch after the closing session on Thursday in the FV dining center. During the

The National Training Center of Man in the Mirror is partnering with the Wooster, Ohio, Grace Brethren Chuch to bring pastor’s and men’s ministry leaders an eight-hour training course on “Discipling Men’s Heart.” The course will be held Friday evening, October 1 and Saturday morning, October 2 in the South Fellowship Hall of the Wooster

After days of searching for them, two pastors in the Russian southern town of Beslan have now discovered that six of their eight young children died in the local school hostage drama that shocked the nation. An official of the U.S.-backed Russian Ministries said Wednesday that brothers and pastors Taymuraz and Sergey Totiev from the

Grace Seminary alumnus and former administrator Dr. Robert Provost, now head of the Slavic Gospel Association, requests prayer for families affected by the recent hostage-taking and massacre in Beslan, in southwest Russia. Specifically, he requests prayer for the children of church-planting pastor Sergei Totiev, whose children were in the Beslan Middle School. In the photo

The Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra, under the direction of Edvard Tchivzhel, played a free Hillside Labor Day Weekend concert at Winona Lake on Sunday afternoon, September 5. Playing from a tent situated at one end of the former site of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle, the ensemble played a repertoire of light classical and pops numbers.

Today’s Los Angeles Times has a very good wrapup article summarizing why conservative Christians are leaving the GOP Convention in New York with optimism. Here are the first several paragraphs. To read the entire article click here. Christian Conservatives Leave Convention in Great Spirits by James Rainey, Times Staff Writer NEW YORK — They may