Tony Webb, executive director of Vision USA, a cooperating ministry in the Charis Fellowship, recently sent an update. A portion of it is included below. Click here to read his complete report. Last week finally came! What I mean is Cathy and I have been waiting for last week to come since the car accident […]
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Physical brutality. Destroyed property. Cast out from society. These are the realities of countless Christians within the global Charis Alliance movement. On Sunday, November 3, thousands of churches around the world will join together to pray for those in the Charis Alliance who are facing such atrocities. Encompass World Partners is encouraging North American churches to take a
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I didn’t know what to say or do. I just sat there, staring at the wall, breathless. I had just ended a phone call that blindsided me and threatened to completely change the direction of my life. I looked down at the ring on my finger. Though it remained, its promise became dim in light
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Charis Fellowship pastor, Robert Soto, who made headlines several years ago when he successfully challenged a law that limited the use of Indian feathers only to those Indian groups recognized by the federal government, is mentioned in a related article in the Salt Lake Tribune this week. A portion of the story appears below. Click
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Jim Brown, senior pastor of Grace Community Church, Goshen, Ind., underwent a heart catheterization on Friday, August 16, and during the process, it was discovered that the LAD, or the widow maker artery, was 99 percent blocked. “My body [had begun] to make new capillaries to make up for blockage,” he shared on Facebook (and repeated here
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Alicia Blosser, a part of the family at Grace Community Church, Goshen, Ind. (Jim Brown, senior pastor), and the story of her recent heart transplant was featured in the August 16, 2019, edition of the Goshen News. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Alicia Blosser: Hope, a
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Water for Good, a cooperating ministry in the Charis Fellowship, was featured recently on WANE-TV in Fort Wayne, Ind. A portion of that story appears below. Click here to read the complete story and see the interview with Water For Good’s Olivia Lehman, associate director of development. ‘Water for Good’ brings clean water to the
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A news item at the online site, The Early Bird, notes that Greenville Grace Brethren Church, Greenville, Ohio (Danny Wright, teaching pastor), will celebrate its 20th anniversary in September. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Greenville Grace celebrates 20 years On Sept. 7, 5 p.m., Greenville Grace
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A story at the online news site, InkFreeNews, features Barry Andrew, a Grace College graduate and member of the Winona Lake, Ind., Grace Brethren Church (Bruce Barlow, lead pastor). A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Andrew Provides Hope And Encouragement Through Counseling Anyone who has ever counseled
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In early 1987, I received a direct commission as a Second Lieutenant and Chaplain Candidate in the U.S. Army Reserve. Soon after, I drove to Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis. I felt awkward walking into the military clothing sales store in my civilian clothes to buy my first sets of battle dress uniforms, or BDUs,
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