Barb Wooler, Grace Brethren missionary to the Central African Republic, gave one of seven workshops offered this morning to participants at the DRIVEN06 young adults conference in Ohio. Barb’s workshop was entitled “The Gift Everyone Hopes Someone Else Gets–Singleness.”

From today’s Warsaw (IN) Times-Union: BY TERESA SMITH, Times-Union Staff Writer WINONA LAKE – Dr. Patrick Kavanaugh doesn’t get it. The MasterWorks Festival has made audition requirements more and more difficult and students still clamor to be accepted into the program. “We had to turn hundreds of students away,” he said about this year’s audition

Pastor Jeff Bogue from the Norton, OH, North Campus of Grace Church is the speaker for morning and evening main sessions on Friday at DRIVEN06, the Grace Brethren conference for young adults. Bogue gave a powerful challenge to the young people this morning not to be pulled into thinking “the world’s way” but rather to

In spite of the rain-soaked sogginess and effects of the storm-produced power outage, worship is enthusiastic at the DRIVEN06 conference in Gambier, Ohio. Friday afternoon’s array of workshops includes “Prayer Contagion” by Mike and Mindi Jentes, “The Gift Everyone Hopes Someone Else Gets–Singleness” by Barb Wooler, “The DaVinci Code” by Dr. David Plaster, “Principles for

Paul Hoard (seated), Grace College journalism student and summer BMH intern, distributes copies of the daily newsletter ‘DRIVENWORLD06′ to participants in the DRIVEN06 young adults’ conference as they enter the auditorium for the Friday morning program on the Kenyon College campus in Gambier, Ohio. The first day’s issue of the paper, which Hoard is editing

To honor Sunday School teachers for their dedication and service to ministry, Gospel Light Publishers is organizing the 13th annual Sunday School Teacher Appreciation Day, to be marked Oct. 15. Since 1993, an integral part of Sunday School Teacher Appreciation Day has been the national search for the Sunday School Teacher of the Year. In

The second annual conference for young adults, DRIVEN06, being held on the campus of Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, is off to the strangest of starts. Ezra Wimberly of the Norton North Grace campus (center, with guitar) led in worship, but without any electricity. The rain and winds that tore through central Ohio just as

Kondo Simfukwe, one of the pastors at Christ Covenant Church in Winona Lake, Indiana, was the leadoff speaker for DRIVEN06. He spoke on “Who We Are” and used graphic examples of the scope of the universe to help participants marvel at the creative power of God, and yet His individual creativity in gifting each one

In a late-night session at DRIVEN06, GBIM’s Jay Bell (seated left) and GBNAM’s Kurt Miller (seated right) answered questions and gave examples of reaching “all nations” both around the world and among ethnic groups here in the U.S. Keith Minier (standing), pastor at the Grace Brethren Church in Pickerington, Ohio, is emcee for the conference.

Winona Lake (IN) Grace Brethren Church has announced that, by congregation voting completed this past weekend, the church will be going to a “Pastoral Leadership Team” concept in which a team of pastors will report to the Board of Overseers and will be led by a Lead Pastor. The church has voted to call Bruce