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In 2004, Terry White assumed leadership of the Brethren Missionary Herald Company. His task was to breathe life into a struggling organization that had a stellar history of providing communications and book publishing services to the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. One of his first tasks was to create a communications piece that would provide news and information to the people and churches of the FGBC. Thus the BMH Editor's Blog began simply on May 14, 2004 with a report of the upcoming Northwest Focus Retreat.
This book is a a book about people in the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. It is a running record of news and events, often as they happened, that was reported on the blog, www.fgbc-world.blogspot.com, from May to December 2004.
Terry White
119 pages, Hardcover
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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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This certificate is a record of trine immersion baptism for both the individual and the local church. Fifty certificates are provided in each pack.
Author: Plaster, David
A History of the Grace Brethren Church
This is the updated history of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. The author builds on Dr. Homer A. Kent, Sr.’s previous work, which concluded in 1972. The author carries the history to 1992 in detail and through 2003 in a closing epilogue.
189 pages, Paperback
ISBN: 978-0-88469-244-7
Author: Cover, Robert
This book explores character traits and stories of the men and women who loved and served the Lord and were affiliated with the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. Written for older elementary-age children, it provides glimpses into the lives of 13 spiritual pioneers: Alexander Mack, Florence N. Gribble, James S. Gribble, Estella C. Myers, R. I. Humberd, Russell D. Barnard, Leo Polman, Harold H. and Ada M. Etling, Herman A. Hoyt, Clyde K. Landrum, Homer A. Kent Sr., and Alva J. McClain. Excellent for small-group or “mission moment” use.
Robert Cover, Holly Jones, and Viki Rife
103 pages, Paperback
ISBN: 978-0-97222-782-7
Author: Cover, Robert
This book spotlights 13 additional heroes who had great impact for Christ. Excellent lifelike pencil drawings illustrate chapters on Henry Holsinger, L.S. Bauman, Mary Bauman, R. Paul Miller, W.A. and Frances Ogden, Allen Bennett, Orville Jobson, Charles W. Mayes, Jake Kliever, Noel Gaiwaka, Ralph Colburn, and Evelyn Fuqua.
Robert Cover, Ashley Woodworth, and Viki Rife
109 pages, Paperback
ISBN: 978-0-88469-083-2
Author: Cover, Robert
The men and women portrayed in this third volume of the Heroes Who Live On series have all made a lasting impression on the written and developmental history of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches.
Featured in this volume are Christopher Sauer (Sower), Sr., Amy B. Greenlun, Elizabeth Stauffer Tyson, Floyd Taber, Herman Koontz, Bernard Schneider, James Boyer, Keith Altig, Angie Garber, Marguerite Dunning, Walter Fretz, and Raimundo Cardoso.
These "heroes" form a beautiful and complex mosaic that stretches across three centuries. These stories are meant to challenge and inspire, and are useful in a variety of settings, including small group use, Sunday School, and ABF lessons, for personal devotional use, and as "Mission Moments" in public worship services.
Robert Cover, Viki Rife, and Joene Cover
109 pages, Paperback
ISBN: 978-0-88469-083-2
Author: Plaster, David
What is the difference between an ordinance and a sacrament? In the minds of average Christians, they seem to be clear and well-defined. But when pressed to actually define the terms, it is not a task that is easily undertaken. In fact, the Church has seen a tremendous amount of diversity as to what an ordinance really is. From the early post-apostolic era, in which little attention or definition was offered, to the height of Scholasticism in the Middle Ages, when a list of 30 sacraments was presented, theologians have discussed and debated this subject.
Ordinances: What Are They? is written by Grace Brethren pastor David Plaster and explores the possible parameters which Biblical data and theological deduction place on the term “ordinance.” He provides an overview of the term and its history, reviews its ceremonial aspects, highlights any intended significance, and discusses what constitutes an expectation of perpetuation regarding ordnances.
ISBN: 978-0-88469-164-8
