This month, the Brethren Missionary Herald Company announces its new monthly podcast! Designed to be a companion to the bi-monthly FGBC World, the podcast, or online audio broadcast, will include expanded or updated interviews with individuals featured in the current issue of the magazine. It will also feature the music written by worship pastors in […]
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Larry Chamberlain, of Grace Brethren Investment Foundation and the Eagle Commission, says, “[Here] is an email received today from Chaplain David Mvondo, who is completing his one-year tour in Iraq. The attached picture is a great reminder of why we pray for our Grace Brethren chaplains and the soldiers under their care.” The web address
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Tom Hocking, pastor of the Bellflower (Calif.) Brethren Church and current moderator of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, invites prayer and participation in a unique public opportunity. Here is a portion of Tom’s invitation: “I would appreciate your prayers for (and invite your participation in) a significant event in the life of my city.
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Grace in ACTION usa has announced the release of the newest book in the LifeTime Learning Curriculum. Author Gladys Deloe is shown here looking at the book with her granddaughter, Kate Deloe, who is pictured on the front cover. The story/coloring book, titled Exploring Life Skills is written to help five- and six-year-olds explore important lessons
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From the FGBC Newsletter Have a great Fourth of July! And after the fireworks, register for Celebrate 2010 at the discount rate. We are extending the discounted registration rate until after the fourth of July weekend. The rate increases on Tuesday, July 6. Celebrate 2010, the annual conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches,
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Grace College and Seminary, Winona Lake, Ind., will use a $50,000 grant from Operation Diploma, an initiative of the Military Family Research Institute (MFRI) at Purdue University, to develop programs and policies designed to boost academic success of student service members and veterans who attend Grace. The award will fund the construction of a new
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Grace Theological Seminary, Winona Lake, Ind., has been recommended for accreditation by the Association of Theological Schools (ATS) following an April visit by the group’s evaluation committee. The recommendation will be officially voted on by the ATS board of commissioners in early June, 2010. It is anticipated that the seminary will receive accreditation for a
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By Dave Nicodemus Editor’s Note – In the days prior to Dave Plaster’s March 2010 death, it became apparent he was leaving a legacy. The beloved Grace Brethren scholar, historian, and pastor had been a mentor of countless young men. Dave Nicodemus, is the pastor of high school ministries at the Grace Brethren Church of
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On the Move At the Grace Brethren Church , Long Beach, Calif., Adam Kane, director of middle school ministries for the last five years, finished his graduate seminary education and has accepted a job opportunity in business management in Long Beach. He and his wife, Janai, will continue to be part of Grace, where Adam
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Each Grace Brethren church is uniquely situated toaccelerate the great commission in its own community, according to Jay Bell,director of Internationals USA at Grace Brethren International Missions. “That’s what Reaching Ethnic America is all about!” he says. Reaching Ethnic America is a two-day workshop hosted by Grace BrethrenInternational Missions as a part of Celebrate 2010,
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