Jack Brown, director of Grow New England, the Charis Fellowship church planting ministry in the northeast United States, has sent his March update. Here are some excerpts. It’s been a good start to 2020. On January 19, 2020, we had the joy of installing Phil Shearer as our new lead pastor. Phil will be overseeing […]
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Mark Penfold (Chaplain [Colonel] U.S. Army, retired), Charis Fellowship endorsing agent and director of the Eagle Commission, has sent a couple of updates, a portion of which appears below. Click here to read his complete report, including a delayed Christmas video message from Chaplain Jeremy Pfeister. Army Reserve Chaplain Jeremy Pfeister returned home after his 9-month
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Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., will showcase the thesis portfolios of 31 art majors in multiple exhibitions on campus this spring. The second Senior Art Show will take place March 16 – April 11, 2020, at two locations on the Grace College campus. The first exhibit will be showcased at Morgan Library, 200 Seminary Dr.,
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A lot has happened along the banks of Hell For Certain Creek in Dryhill, Ky., in the past 40 years, but one thing has remained the same—the faithfulness of Sam and Betty Baer—until now. During the week of Thanksgiving 2019, the couple concluded their ministry at Victory Mountain Grace Brethren Chapel, and they prepared to
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“We’ve embraced the fact that we’ve had these experiences instead of compartmentalizing them and moving on with life. This is a part of who we are now and what God has taken us through,” says Ashley Murray. Ashley and her husband, Jim, live in South Carolina where Jim serves as a Charis Fellowship Chaplain in
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Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., hosted the 2020 Presidential Scholarship Competition (PSC) on Feb. 14 and 15. The top award-winner and recipient of the 2020 full-tuition President’s Scholarship was Melika Minnaar, of Istanbul, Turkey. Minnaar is the first international student to be selected as the President’s Scholarship recipient. “I cannot wait to embark on the
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The job description for the next Fellowship Coordinator of the Charis Fellowship has been posted at charisfellowship.us. Application deadline is March 31, 2020. This individual will fill the vacancy left by Tom Avey, current Fellowship Coordinator, when he retires in 2021. The Fellowship Coordinator provides leadership and administrative excellence to the Fellowship Office for the purpose
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I’m sure we made a peculiar sight—six adults following two small puppies around the yard. My sister-in-law had brought her new pets to meet the family. As they explored their new scenery, their wobbly little legs could hardly go fast enough to keep up with their curiosity. All of a sudden, one of the pups
“We had this plan of where we wanted to go, but then God derailed it in an awesome and cool way that we weren’t able to foresee,” says Nicole Miller, the director of girls’ ministries at Women of Grace (WGUSA). Nicole is speaking about Sisters Mentoring with a Mission (SMM), a ministry of Women of
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Grace Theological Seminary will welcome Dr. Chris R. Armstrong, program fellow on the Faith, Work, And Economics team at the Kern Family Foundation on Thursday, March 19. Armstrong will speak on the intersection of faith, work and economics from 8-9:30 p.m. in Westminster Hall, 105 9th St., Winona Lake. The event is free and open
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