Operation Barnabas teams are serving local churches in Pennsylvania and Indiana this week. Here are today’s updates. Team Atlantic – Mulch Ado About Nothing: The Narrative – June 29th “It was a good day,” he thought. “But how do I state it in a way that is fresh and exciting?” The wonderful, unnamed Team Atlantic blog writer struggled […]
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“My conviction had always been to try to help other folks have the opportunity to study and train for ministry without having to make a big move.” A native of the Yakima Valley, Wash., Adam Copenhaver, lead pastor of the Grace Brethren Church in Mabton, Wash., recognized the need for more opportunities for biblical training on the
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I stooped down to wash my kitchen floor and noticed the bruises and scrapes on my legs. I’d mistaken the distance between myself and a wooden pole the other day – hence the hues of black and blue blatantly displayed on my skin. As a child, I remember thinking pastors’ wives were the most put
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Regular Bible reading is a crucial part of the Christian life. And while every page of the Bible is God’s Word, some passages can seem irrelevant or feel disconnected from today’s world. Many everyday Christians read the Bible but struggle to apply it to their daily lives. The words on the pages can seem detached
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A story in yesterday’s Orange County, Calif., Register, reports on the involvement of Brethren Christian High School’s football players in the upcoming Orange County All-Star Classic. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. All-Star Classic brings comfort, closure to Brethren Christian seniors COSTA MESA – As Nate Sagastume darted into
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Word has been received of the death of former Grace Brethren pastor, John Hartman, who led congregations in Winona, Minn., and Cleveland, Ohio. He died February 22, 2016, at the age of 87. His obituary appears below. Reverend John Elmer Hartman passed away on Monday, February 22, 2016, at 11:30 p.m. at Miller’s Merry Manor Nursing
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Operation Barnabas teams are ministering in Pennsylvania and Indiana. Here are recent updates. Click here to read the complete posts and to follow along each day. Team Atlantic – PONDerosa – June 27 Sitting in the smell of his own smokey, post-fire musk, the unnamed Team Atlantic blog writer rubbed his eyes. Tiredly, the blog
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The Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams at Grace College was the topic of a news story on InkFree News this week as directory Dr. Nate Bosch met with residents of lakes in northeast Kosciusko County gathered. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. THE LILLY CENTER FOR LAKES
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John Teevan, director of Regional Education for Grace College and former Grace Brethren pastor, has been named president of the board of Gradway, a Kosciusko County, Ind.-based organization working in four area school districts to combat high school dropout rates. His appointment was announced by the online news site, InkFreeNews. A portion of the story appears
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The Operation Barnabas teams are well into their tours. Here are portions of reports from over the weekend. Operation Barnabas is a ministry of CE National. Team Atlantic – That’s Some Food Stuff – July 24 The phrase from which this day’s blog title comes from is the popular phrase, “That’s some good stuff.” It is
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