Chuck Winter and Collin Curfman from the Grace Brethren Church in Sunnyside, Washington, have been doing a little historical research on Camp Clear Lake, the Grace Brethren camp sponsored by the churches in the northwest US. This photo of Earl Reed (left) and Robert Culver (right) was taken at Camp Clear Lake sometime in the

The USA Water Polo Team, which included Tim Hutten, a member of Grace Community Church, a Grace Brethren church in Seal Beach, Calif., earned a silver medal in the Bejing 2008 Olympic Games. They suffered a tough defeate to Hungary, the gold medal winners, by 14-10. Click here to see a recap of the game.

An extensive album of photos taken at the Schwarzenau, Germany, 300th anniversary celebration of the founding of the Brethren movement has been posted on the Church of the Brethren website. The photos are by COB photographer Glenn Riegel. To page through the albums, go to www.brethren.org and click on “photo journal.”

There is still time to give toward the Women of Grace Celebration ’08 (FGBC national conference) projects. Gifts will be received through August 31 and will help children who attend schools that are sponsored by Grace Brethren churches in Haiti. The goal for the project is $3,500. So far, only $2,180 has been received. Two

The USA Water Polo Team, which includes Tim Hutten (pictured at right), a member of Grace Community Church, a Grace Brethren church in Seal Beach, Calif., is one step closer to earning a medal in the Bejing 2008 Olympic Games. They defeated Germany 8-7 on Monday (August 18) at the Ying Tung Natatorium and in

The Grace Brethren Church of Portis, Kansas, and its pastor, Dave Sarver, have been very much in the news and in the prayers of Grace Brethren people since the March 25 murder of one of the men from the church in the small rural town. Today the announcement was made of an arrest in the