The mother of Barb Wooler, Grace Brethren International missionary to the Central African Republic, passed away early Sunday morning in southeastern Pennsylvania after a long illness. Last fall Barb was led to reschedule her usual February trip to Africa until May, and she also decided to go to Pennsylvania this past Friday instead of waiting […]
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Welcome to the FGBC World podcast, the program produced as a companion to the quarterly FGBC World magazine. Click on the link below to listen to this month’s program. FGBC World Podcast, February 2011 In this February 2011 edition, you’ll hear about a inner city ministry in Washington, DC, listen to the music of a worship pastor from Goshen,
Steve Makofka, former pastor of the Grace Brethren church in Centerville, Ohio, is featured in his local newspaper this week. Here is an excerpt–to read the entire article click here. Got bored kids? Send them to music class! by Centerville-Washington Times on January 26, 2011 Wasson Music Center has announced a brand new
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The Grace Brethren Investment Foundation (GBIF) has announced that they have provided the financing for Integrated Community Development International (ICDI), a cooperating Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches organization, to purchase a property at 795 W. 400N., Warsaw, Ind. The building, which fronts State Route 15, will house administrative offices for their U.S. operations. It was
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Engage 2011 Bible Conference Saturday, February 5th, 9am – 3pm East Side GBC 7510 E. Broad St. Blacklick, OH 614-861-5810 $25/person (includes lunch) when registered at the church information booth. Online registration is $25.75/person to cover credit card fees. Walk-ins welcome day of conference but lunch not included; price same. SCHEDULE The conference this year
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From Ohio.com: By Colette M. Jenkins, Beacon Journal religion writer NORTON: Cleaning and restoration crews have been busily working inside Grace Brethren Church this week to get rid of the remnants of a fire that forced the congregation to move its worship service to Norton High School. Most of the ashes have been removed. The
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The leaders of two Fellowship of Grace Brethren national and cooperating ministries were honored Thursday night by the Kosciusko County (Indiana) Chamber of Commerce. Jeff Carroll, CEO of Grace Village Retirement Community, received an award for Grace Village being named Employer of the Year, and Dr. Ronald Manahan, president of Grace College and Seminary, received
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To put on the “new man” mentioned in Ephesians, we need to be led by the Holy Spirit, to hear His voice rather than follow the voices of popular culture. Join Dr. Jerry Bridges and Dr. Glenn McElhinney to learn more about “Keeping in Step” with the Holy Spirit at the fifth annual Grace Discipleship
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The following update is being sent by Larry Totzke, part of the church-planting team for Capital City Grace, a Grace Brethren church in the Short North area of Columbus, Ohio: God has blessed and challenged Capital City Grace in a number of ways over the past few months. Here are some highlights: Baptized our first
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Maxine Peugh Currie, a 1970 Grace College music graduate originally from Harrah, Washington, was surprised to discover this connection with the recent Tucson shooting. Maxine is a sister to Grace professor Roger Peugh. This article is from the Yakima (WA) Herald-Republic. Victim in Arizona shooting has Valley ties from childhood By Phil Ferolito , Yakima
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