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From The Publisher
The BMH family is deeply saddened over the death of our friend, BMH author, and Grace Brethren historian Dr. David Plaster on Saturday, March 6, 2010. Dr. Plaster, who for many years was academic vice president of Grace College & Seminary, has been the senior pastor of the Grace Brethren Church of Worthington (Columbus) Ohio, since September 30, 2007. His brain and nervous system were attacked by a rare and strange disease that ultimately ushered him into the presence of our Lord.
We are deeply grateful for the contribution Dave has made to Grace Brethren history, and for the impact of his life on so many students and friends. We extend our sympathies to his wife, Ginny, to the family, to the Columbus church, and to all who knew this brilliant, quick-witted man of great learning, charm, and integrity.
Terry White, BMH Books publisher
Winona Lake, IN
Biblical and Theological Essays
Selections from the Detroit Baptist Seminary Journal: 1996-2000
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Marital Intelligence
by Gil Stieglitz
Marital Intelligence, subtitled “A foolproof guide for saving and supercharging marriage,” is based on thousands of hours of marital counseling. Author Gil Stieglitz says there are only five problems in marriage: (1) Ignoring needs; (2) Immature behaviors, (3) Clashing temperaments, (4) Competing relationships, and (5) Past baggage. With each issue, he carefully and consistently lays out biblical teaching on the subject, and then includes helpful anecdotes, solutions, and self-tests to help the reader.
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A Common Commitment
A Common Commitment is a brochure that outlines the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. It may be used in visitor packets, new member classes, or other packets that provide information about your church. Thanks to the generosity of the national and cooperating organizations of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, it is available to Grace Brethren churches at no charge. We simply ask that you pay for shipping.
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Heroines of the Faith Celebrated In Book
by Andrew Jones
Fifty women took authors Susan Ellis and Bob Kellemen on a journey. It took them through stories, insights, and reflections that have been compiled into Sacred Friendships, a book recently published by BMH Books, Winona Lake, Ind.
It has been said that each story has the potential to change forever how you view women and their ministries. Ellis and Kellemen couldn’t agree more.
“[This book] provides more than 50 concrete models that teach us how to be real and raw, how to change lives with Christ’s changeless truth; how to be a sacred friend,” says Kellemen, a licensed clinical counselor with a Ph.D. in counselor education from Kent State University. “We are so disconnected from one another,” explains Kellemen.
“We sit by our computers alone. We send quick text messages without any depth. People are hungry for profound relationships, for meaningful connections. But they have few examples showing how to connect to others in practical ways.”
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