David Ward Miller has posted an update on his wife, Sandee, who has been hospitalized in Virginia with a broken back following an auto accident earlier this month (see previous blogpost). In his posting late today, Miller said, “PROGRESS! Sandee to be released from hospital tomorrow to in-house rehab for 7 to 10 days, then […]
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The Grace Brethren Church of West Kittanning, Penna., and Pastor Larry Edwards invite all who are able to attend to a special Homecoming Picnic and Hogroast on Sunday, August 19, at 1 p.m. The event, which is set later to accommodate those who may have other church responsibilities, will be held at the church’s camp
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At what appeared to be the final stages of Grace College’s severance with prison education in the state of Indiana, the school has opted to inherit Ivy Tech Community College’s role in managing the Department of Correction’s GED program. Dr. John Teevan, former director of the Prison Extension Program at Grace and current director of
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The personal memoirs of a Pennsylvania surgeon who made repeated and lengthy trips to the Central African Republic to do surgeries and to train Africans in surgical techniques has just been released by BMH Books of Winona Lake, Indiana. “On the Road to Bangui: Journeys of a Safari Surgeon” was written by the late Dr.
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The Grace Brethren Church of Ashland, Ohio (Dan Allan, pastor) is having a unique opportunity this week to minister to family and friends of a young woman, Lynn Jackenheimer, who was murdered earlier this month. Although the victim did not attend Grace Church, she had a connection through Upward basketball and through a friend who
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Ted Rondeau of the staff of Grace Community Church, a Grace Brethren congregation in Goshen, Indiana (Jim Brown, pastor) is reporting that the church took first place in its division in the Elkhart County Fair Parade. Rondeau noted that 5,000 handouts were given out along the route, and church members picked up 65 fifty gallon
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Your prayers will be appreciated for Dave and Sandee Miller as Sandee recovers from injuries sustained in an auto accident near Roanoke, Virginia, on July 19. David Miller, son of the late Grace Brethren pastor Ward Miller, has formerly pastored Grace Brethren churches and is currently the lead pastor of a new church-plant, Rocky
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“I just can’t find anything wrong [with Momentum Youth Conference], says Katie, a 12-year-old from Rochester, Ill., when asked about what she likes best about the week. Momentum is currently being held at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, Ky. It concludes Saturday night following a day of outreach into the areas surrounding this east-central Kentucky
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Dr. Larry Chamberlain of the Eagle Commission, has indicated, “We learned this month of the homegoing on June 20 of CH (COL) Burt Hatch, who served as a Grace Brethren chaplain in the U.S. Army from 1954 to 1973. He and his wife, Marie, who survives, were married for 69 years.” Hatch enlisted in the
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Grace College graduate Stephen Copeland has co-authored a book entitled “Finally Free” about the life of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick. The book, which is a memoir of Vick’s life including his time in prison for being convicted of dogfighting charges, is due to be released Sept. 4. Copeland co-authored the book with Brett Honeycutt.
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