Conscientious Objectors in a New Republic
Learn more about a 1775 document urging conscientious objectors to give money to support the cause of American independence. ...read more
The Search for Piety and Obedience
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Conscientious Objectors in a New Republic
Quote of the Day
A quote to make you think, courtesy of sixteenth-century Anabaptist leader Menno Simons. ...read more
Photo Friday: Touching Hearts on Shores Worldwide
Today's Photo Friday observes the 45th anniversary of The Gospel Tide Radio Hour, an innovative, high-tech evangelistic endeavor launched by the then-plain Brethren in Christ in the 1940s. ...read more
Practicing Simplicity During The Depression
A story of how one plain-dressed Brethren in Christ woman provided for her family and community in the midst of the Great Depression. ...read more
Shaping Life and Work: Paul S. Boyer and the Brethren in Christ Church
American historian Paul S. Boyer reflects on his childhood in the Brethren in Christ Church and how it influenced his future vocation as a historian....read more
Photo Friday: 100 Years at Springfield, Ohio
Today's Photo Friday installment celebrates the centennial anniversary of Westside Christian Community (formerly Beulah Chapel Brethren in Christ Church) in Springfield, Ohio. ...read more
Ernest Boyer on Peace and Education
Ernest L. Boyer, Sr. -- a son of the Brethren in Christ Church and an alumnus of Messiah College -- shares his thoughts on the intersections of education and peace. ...read more
A Multi-Generational Legacy at Messiah College
A charming story about two Brethren in Christ sisters and their childhood on Messiah Bible School's bucolic campus. ...read more
Photo Friday: A Woman in the Pulpit at Roxbury Holiness Camp
Today's Photo Friday installment celebrates the role of women in the ministry of Roxbury Holiness Camp. ...read more
Brethren in Christ Church United Kingdom Celebrates Thirty-First Anniversary
2011 marks the thirty-first anniversary of the Brethren in Christ Church in the United Kingdom. ...read more
More on the History of Messiah College’s Covered Bridge
More on the history and contemporary significance of Messiah College's iconic covered bridge. ...read more
Missionaries and the Perils of Transatlantic Travel
One now-grown former Brethren in Christ missionary kid reflects on the perils of transatlantic travel in the 1950s and 1960s. ...read more
Couple Gives Decades of Service at Macha Mission Hospital
An article from the Harrisburg Patriot-News details the incredible medical work performed by missionaries John and Esther Spurrier during their decades of service at Zambia's Macha Mission Hospital. ...read more
Photo Friday: A “School of Brotherly Love”
Today's Photo Friday installment highlights one journalist's description of Ontario Bible School -- and the plain-clothed Brethren in Christ young people who study there. ...read more
What Ever Happened to the Dallas Center Church?
Ever wondered what happened to the church building formerly occupied by the Dallas Center congregation? ...read more
