Continue to pray for Don Rough, retired Charis Fellowship pastor, as he recovers from COVID. He celebrated his 87th birthday this week with a scheduled move to a personal care home. Here’s an update from his son, Tim. Update on our precious Dad, Pastor Don Rough, Saturday August 7, 2021, 4 pm. As before, we […]
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Don Shoemaker, pastor emeritus at Grace Community Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Seal Beach, Calif., has sent along news of two from the Seal Beach congregation who have been recognized. Honoring “Teacher of the Year for 2021” Teaching has been an especially challenging profession over the past 18 months. All the turmoil over
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The late Andy Anderson, the stepfather of Jim Brown, who serves as senior pastor at Grace Community Church, Goshen, Ind., was featured yesterday in the Hagerstown, Md., Herald-Mail. At portion of the legacy story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Raymond “Andy” Anderson shared his Christian faith and ‘left quite a legacy’
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Terry White, former executive director of the Brethren Missionary Herald Company, the parent organization of GraceConnect, was honored Saturday with the Circle of Corydon Award, which honors Indiana residents who have made contributions to the betterment of the state and its people. It was presented by Craig Allebach, Winona Lake, Ind., town manager. Both men
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Yesterday’s edition of the Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union reported that renovation of the dining room in the assisted living section of Grace Village, Winona Lake, Ind., has been completed. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Grace Village Has New Dining Room The new assisted living dining room at
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Wes Miller, the youngest son of Grace Brethren (Charis Fellowship) pastor, the late R. Paul and Alverta Miller, has died. He was the only son (of 10 children) who grew to adulthood and did not become a pastor, according to his nephew, David Miller. “Although he never had “Rev.” preceding his name, he did as
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Fremont, Ohio’s Jacob Wukie finished ninth in archery at the 2020 Olympic games in Toykyo over the weekend. A story on the site, usarchery.org, reports on his final match of the games that pitted him against teammate Brady Ellison. A portion of that story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. (Wukie is a
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I always selected a study table on the second floor of Morgan Library next to a window. I liked the natural light and signs of life visible through the glass: verdant lawn, budding trees, flitting birds, and students walking across Grace College campus. Most importantly, the view gave me a vantage point to spot her
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“I think I’m gonna take the bay window bird feeder down, Cass,” my husband finally admitted. “After two months of no birds coming, it’s a waste of space and seed.” I think the disappointment was evident on my face, because he quickly added, “I’ll give it a while longer, but it’s not looking promising.” That
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Fremont, Ohio, native, Jacob Wukie, who attends Grace Community Church (Kevin Pinkerton, lead pastor), is advancing in the brackets in the individual archery competition in the Tokyo Olympics. (Jacob is the son-in-law of Pastor Kevin and Pam Pinkerton.) A portion of a story from usarchery.org is below. Click here to read the complete article. JACOB
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