Many people attend their churches on Sunday, sitting in the pews, singing in the choir, and hearing their pastor in a pulpit. But not every worship service is the same. Some don’t even take place in a designated building. For Peggy Owens of Winona Lake, Ind. (pictured at right), her church has been inside the
Jesús Muñoz, director of Ethnic Ministries for Encompass World Partners, has passed along a report from Dumont Cardichon, Grace Brethren church planter among the Haitians in the U.S., Haiti, and the Bahamas. Continue to pray for those affected by Hurricane Matthew. I just got this report from Dumont Cardichon about our churches in Haiti. The
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Continue to pray for the people of Haiti and particularly the Grace Brethren ministries there. Here’s an update from Caribbean Vision Ministries (Chuck Davis, executive director) which was sent Tuesday evening. Our staff has talked to those in Cap Hatien, Las Cahobas, and Port Au Prince. This is what we know as of 4:45PM Central
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An urgent prayer request comes from Pastor Dumont Cardichon, pastor and church planter among the Haitians of South Florida. He writes: “Haiti is waiting [for] Hurricane Matthew today. The sky is already foggy and all the country is so vulnerable. Your special prayer is requested [in this] emergency.” Update (11:30 a.m.): From Breathe Partners (formerly
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Worthington Christian Elementary School has been named a 2016 National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence in the Exemplary High Performance category in an announcement made recently by U.S. Secretary of Education John B. King, Jr. WCES is one of only 50 private schools across the nation to receive the award this year. The school was
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“You grew up stuck between two cultures, so you don’t feel like you have a home either in America or at home. So you always live in this tension.” Peter Yoo knows that tension quite intimately. As a second-generation Korean-American, Yoo ministered in Shanghai, China, for the past three years, until he and his wife,
A revised edition of the Historical Dictionary of the Central African Republic (Rowman and Littlefield) was published this year by Richard Bradshaw and Juan Fandos-Rius. The volume will be of interest to Grace Brethren circles since the CAR represents one of earliest and most successful mission endeavors among the Brethren. Bradshaw and Fandos-Rius provide biographical
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Services for Nancy Peugh will be at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, October 8, 2016, at the Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church, where she and her husband, Roger, were long-time members. Her obituary, along with funeral and visitation information, appears below. This is updated from previously announced information. Nancy Sue Peugh of Winona Lake, Ind., died on Wednesday,
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The Central Focus Retreat for Grace Brethren pastors and ministry leaders concluded this morning at the Maumee Bay State Park Lodge and Conference Center in Oregon, Ohio. Led by Clancy Cruise, pastor of Marysville Grace Church in Marysville, Ohio who also serves as the executive director of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, the two
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Word has been received of the death of Nancy Peugh, wife of Roger Peugh, a long-time faculty member at Grace College and Seminary. The couple also served as missionaries in Germany. Here is information that was sent by Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church (Bruce Barlow, lead pastor), where the Peughs were long-time members: Please pray
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