Adapted from A Missional Mosaic: Working Towards A Robust Theology Of Women On Mission, 2016 Encompass World Partners, used with permission. by Louise Klawitter Author’s note: The subject of fear is mentioned in both Paul’s earlier article on non-authoritative, gifted wo(men) and in Gary’s interview questions. This is my take on the issue of fear […]
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Dr. John C. Whitcomb, former professor at Grace Theological Seminary and a BMH Books author, died in his sleep last night at his home in Indianapolis, Ind. He authored numerous books on Old Testament and creation topics, including the landmark work on creationism, The Genesis Flood, which he co-authored with Dr. Henry M. Morris. The
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A Warsaw, Ind., woman who attends Winona Lake, Ind., Grace Brethren Church (Bruce Barlow, lead pastor), Ann Sweet, had a special relationship with Kobe Bryant, the former player for the Los Angeles Lakers who died last week, along with his daughter and seven others, in a tragic accident. The online news site, InkFreeNews, shared about
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The Fellowship Council, the guiding board of the Charis Fellowship, is meeting this week in Seal Beach, Calif. Grace Community Church, Seal Beach (Bob Wriedt, senior pastor), is hosting the group. First on the agenda Thursday morning was hearing reports from national ministry leaders. Making presentations were Drew Flamm, Grace College and Seminary; Mark Penfold, Eagle
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A football player from Grace Brethren High School, Simi Valley, Calif., has been named a finalist for Los Angeles Football Defensive Player of the Year by USA Today. On May 19, 2020, the top athletes from around the Los Angeles area will be honored at Royce Hall on the UCLA campus. Jay Toia, a junior defensive
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Word has been received of the death of William Samarin, who served as a missionary and translator in the Central African Republic. His obituary appears below. WILLIAM J. SAMARIN, February 7, 1926 – January 16, 2020–With sadness we announce the death of Professor Emeritus William Samarin. The American-born scholar of socio-linguistics taught for many years
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My friend called me in a panic. “Are you okay?” she blurted as soon as I answered. “Why didn’t you answer my text? We have to take care of this now.” I scrolled through my texts. Sure enough, there was the message, and it really was important. But my phone had been going off all day,
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Eileen Sellers, who with her husband, Don, were an integral part of the Brethren Construction Crew in the 60s and 70s has died. Her obituary appears below. Eileen Sellers, age 94, and a resident of Grace Village, Winona Lake, Ind., passed away quietly on Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020, at Grace Village Health Care. Born on
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Brian Winter, son of retired Charis Fellowship pastor, Chuck Winter, died on Saturday in Yakima, Wash. Below is a portion of a story from yesterday’s Yakima Herald.Click here to read the complete story. Former Yakima County Sheriff Brian Winter dies at 60 Former Yakima County Sheriff Brian Winter died Saturday, the sheriff’s office announced. Winter,
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Last fall, Outreach Magazine asked pastors of some of the nation’s largest churches to share their thoughts on church growth, discipleship, outreach, and faithful ministry. Jeff Bogue, president of CE National and pastor of Grace Church, Akron, Ohio, was one of them. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Jeff Bogue: ‘The
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