Grace College Named a “Military Friendly” School for Third Year

For the third consecutive year, G.I. Jobs magazine has recognized Grace College and Theological Seminary as a “Military Friendly” school for 2013.The list of named schools is a product of years of research across government agencies and private entities, as well as a survey administered by G.I. Jobs. The 2013 Military Friendly Schools list honors the top 15 […]

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Three Grace Brethren Chaplains Deployed

Three Grace Brethren military chaplains, all from Fort Campbell, Ky., home of the 101st Airborne Division, have recently deployed for nine-month tours in Afghanistan. The recent Eagle Commission newsletter shared this news. [Those deployed include:] Bill Graham (wife, Robin), Pete Stone (wife, Monica), and Jim Murray (wife, Ashley). We received this email from Ashley Murray,

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Ministers Honor Three

The Association of Grace Brethren Ministers each year recognizes three individuals who have distinguished themselves in ministry. Those recognized at the recent California conference were: Dr. Larry Chamberlain, Grace Brethren Investment Foundationpresident and CEO, who was given the Excellence in Ministry Award; Phil Sparling, pastor ofGrace Community Church, a Grace Brethren congregation in Auburn, Calif., who was given

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People: Individuals Recognized for Outstanding Ministries

Roland Maust, pastor of the Uniontown, Pa., Grace Brethren Church, received the Excellence in Broadcasting Award for 2012 Outstanding Radio Feature Story/Report Series from the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters. Terry White, publisher of BMH Books and former executive director of the Brethren Missionary Herald Company, Winona Lake, Ind., was awarded an Ed.D. degree in Organizational Leadership

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‘Chaplain, we need you. We need you right now…’

Capt. Richard Hurst, a Grace Brethren chaplain in the U.S. Army, was deployed to Afghanistan from 2010-2011, where he served as a squadron chaplain for an aviation unit, 6-6 CAV, 10th Mountain Division. He remembers numerous difficult situations. “Chaplains deal with a lot over there,” he says. About eight months into his deployment, he received

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