The following article connecting Winona Lake, Indiana, with the Central African Republic appeared in this morning’s Warsaw (IN) Times-Union. This is an excerpt–to read the entire article click here. Local Groups Working In Central Africa Tim RobertsonStaff Writer Hundreds of thousands of people are homeless, starving or in continual danger of attack by bandits and […]
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This report comes today from WHAG-TV, Hagerstown, Md. To read the complete story, click here. Truck Crashes Into Church After Driver Passes OutA truck crashed into a church on West Franklin Street Thursday when the driver passed out while behind the wheel. Police say at about 3 p.m. the man driving the truck lost consciousness
Representatives of nearly 20 Grace Brethren fellowships around the world gathered this past summer in Germany to strategize about God’s work through Grace Brethren people. Learn about this historic event, called Charis, in the November-December issue of FGBC World, which is available at no charge at no charge at your local Grace Brethren church or
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Rich and Kathy Barnhart (pictured), formerly of the Grace College faculty and Winona Lake (IN) Grace Brethren Church, moved to Marion, Indiana, this year, when Rich joined the faculty of Indiana Wesleyan University. Known for their public Christmas lights display, the Barnharts have started it up again in Marion. This is an excerpt from the
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Winona Lake (IN) Grace Brethren church’s Christmas special this year was a “We Care Warsaw” day designed to offer gifts, services, and God’s love to the poor, out-of-work, and economically disadvantaged in the Winona Lake/Warsaw community. Several hundred families responded to invitations distributed at various relief and social centers throughout the county, and came to
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Getting a free family portrait from a professional photographer in the church was one of the most popular offerings in the afternoon. Free oil changes (a $35 value) were also available, either on the spot, or a coupon to be used later. Free drawings for prizes took place throughout the afternoon, as did a number
Chef Chris was one of those carving turkey for the guests. A sumptuous meal of turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, pie and more followed the events in the Gordon Center. Then the final event of the evening was a special performance of the church choir’s program “Christmas Through the Ages” for the special guests. The program
Lucene Harstine, Grace College alumnus and wife of former Grace Brethren pastor Richard Harstine, recently completed a two-year project assembling one of the world’s largest jigsaw puzzles in her home in Warsaw, Indiana. Read about it by clicking here.
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