Terry White, who served as executive director of the Brethren Missionary Herald Company from 2003-2009, is featured in the July issue of Senior Life, a free newspaper which is distributed in Kosciusko County, Ind. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article (on page 2). ‘History Guy’ helping to […]
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Word has been received of the death of Larry DeArmey on July 1. He was a long-time missionary who served in Europe with Encompass World Partners. An obituary and funeral information will be shared here when it is available.
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Recently, I pulled out my mom’s photo album and came upon some family memorabilia. I eagerly shared my recently-discovered treasures with my two sisters. There were recitals, high school plays, charity sports events, school projects, etc. I sent up a brief ‘thank you’ to my parents for all they had poured into our lives. There
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Ed Lewis, CE National’s president emeritus, is beginning a well deserved 8-week sabbatical this month. He will be in Winona Lake helping with our Operation Barnabas team to lead part of the training for orientation. Starting on July 4, Ed will embark on some much-deserved time off. Ed has served with CE National for 47
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“It has been a neat opportunity to see so many people come get things they need and to see our church reach out, even when our church doors have been closed for the last few months,” says Jessy Eagy, a member at Marysville Grace Church in Marysville, Ohio (Clancy Cruise, lead pastor). Jessy manages the
How does one go from growing up in Mexico to pursuing a counseling degree in Warsaw, Indiana? Debbie Messenger was born in Wisconsin, but she moved to Mexico when she was 10 years old to share God’s love. Her parents were missionaries for New Tribes Missions, now called Ethnos 360, which meant that Messenger moved around
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Assist Church Expansion has announced that Chery Boehm has joined their staff as the new Shepherd of Ministry Wives. As Assist continues to take on new partnerships with Charis Fellowship Churches for church planting and revitalization, the organization is now able to provide support and coaching for the wives who stand alongside the men who
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Grace College’s sports information office picked up 13 awards at the national level, as released by the NAIA-SIDA and CoSIDA organizations. The school’s website placed third in the NAIA. The award-winning site (gclancers.com) has been ranked in the top five of the NAIA for four straight years, the only site in the nation to claim that
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Jake Thompson, a 2020 graduate of Worthington Christian High School, was featured recently in This Week News. (Worthington Christian is a ministry of Grace Polaris Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation on the north side of Columbus, Ohio (Mike Yoder, lead pastor). A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article.
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Denae Hershberger, who attends Martinsburg, Pa., Grace Brethren Church (Brian McCall, executive pastor), is featured today on the Lancaster Farming site. She is serving as alternate Pennsylvania dairy princess and Bedford County dairy princess. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Alternate Dairy Princess Denae Hershberger Faces Challenges Denae
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