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Today's Photo Friday celebrates the Brethren in Christ involvement in city missions with a focus on the Life Line Gospel Mission, an urban mission station established in San Francisco, California, a century ago....read more
An interview with former missionary Martha Lady offers insight into the way Brethren in Christ workers thought about those whom they served....read more
Today's Photo Friday installment highlights the Jabbok Faith Orphanage and Missionary Training Home (later Jabbok Bible School), an institution run by the Brethren in Christ during the first half of the twentieth century....read more
Some thoughts on the August 2010 issue of "Brethren in Christ History and Life."...read more
A quote to brighten your morning, courtesy of Brethren in Christ missionary and pioneering woman church leader Sarah H. Bert....read more
Church historian E. Morris Sider describes a mid-century meeting of Brethren in Christ leaders that served as "a catalyst for change" in the conservative fellowship....read more
Today's Photo Friday installment tells the tragic story of the death of Myron Taylor, a Brethren in Christ missionary who died while on the field in Northern Rhodesia (present-day Zambia)....read more
Today's Photo Friday installment shows a light-hearted moment among missionary kids in 1920s Zimbabwe....read more
We review pioneer Brethren in Christ missionary H. Frances Davidson's passport application and attempt to understand what it teaches us about the woman and her church....read more
Today's Photo Friday installment shows a day in the life of Dr. Alvan Thuma, the first medical missionary sent out under the auspices of Brethren in Christ World Missions....read more
In recognition of his 175th birthday yesterday, "the search for piety and obedience" remembers Jesse Engle, leader of the pioneer Brethren in Christ missionary band that established the Matopo Mission in present-day Zimbabwe....read more
Today's Photo Friday installment highlights two important themes in Brethren in Christ life and thought during early decades of the twentieth cenutry: nonconformity and evangelism. ...read more
Despite its massive growth and academic maturation during its first one hundred years, Messiah College has remained the same in some important ways. We document a few of those here....read more
Today's Photo Friday installment showcases Brethren in Christ missionaries Henry Light Smith and Katie (Burkholder) Smith, and recalls a fond farewell bid upon their departure for India in 1913....read more
We wrap up (for now!) our series on "Women as Pastors" with a profile of Sarah H. Bert, who served at the denomination's Chicago Mission for more than fifty years....read more