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Today's Photo Friday celebrates the historical Brethren in Christ love feast, a biannual service that remembered the community's commitment to God and to one another. ...read more
Today's Photo Friday post highlights a classical Brethren in Christ practice: the holy kiss. ...read more
A few words about the Brethren in Christ tradition of feet washing, a practice common on Maundy Thursday. ...read more
Last Tuesday marked the 150th anniversary of the start of the American Civil War. The occasion should be a time for the Brethren in Christ Church to remember and commemorate its historic commitment to Christ's call to nonviolence....read more
Today's Photo Friday installment includes both an image from the Brethren in Christ Church's City Gospel Mission in Des Moines, Iowa, AND a brief lecture on the culture of early twentieth century photography! ...read more
A quote to make you think, courtesy of nineteenth-century Brethren in Christ church leader Fred Elliot....read more
How evangelical theology can reinforce and refine the Anabaptist vision for Christian peacemaking....read more
Today's Photo Friday installment showcases the church of my youth, the Carlisle (Pa.) Brethren in Christ congregation, as it prepared for expansion. ...read more
Members of the United Zion Church are attempting to raise money to restore the Wenger Meetinghouse, a building of historical significance to the River Brethren denomination....read more
Today's Photo Friday installment celebrates the Brethren in Christ Church's contributions to post-World War II relief and recovery in Europe....read more
A quote to brighten your day, courtesy of twentieth-century Brethren in Christ church leader John A. Byers. ...read more
Today's Photo Friday installment celebrates the commitment to community evidenced by former members of the Dallas Center Brethren in Christ Church in Iowa. ...read more
Magdalena House -- the homestead of early River Brethren minister Jacob (Yokeli) Engel and his wife, Veronica (Fannie) Schock Engel -- will soon receive a historical marker from the Pennsylvania Historical Museum Commission. ...read more
The retirement community, initially chartered as a home for older adults and children, marks "a major milestone" in its history. ...read more
At Monday night's Schrag Lecture at Messiah College, noted theologian Ronald J. Sider shared a familiar critique of Christianity... with an unfamiliar Early Church flair. ...read more
