In this issue: Remembering Tootie Long, Elsie Koehn, and Brian Roten; New & Renew is cancelled with regrets; registration opens May 1 for National Older Adult Conference; Brethren Disaster Ministries Hurricane Helene short-term project seeks volunteers; worship resources for National Youth Sunday on May 4; prayer requests for Haiti and Uganda; EYN holds its annual Majalisa; Donna Rhodes is celebrated; and much, much more.
In this issue: Remembering Pierre Ferrari and George Etzweiler, New and Renew, Beyond the Signature: Living Out the Ash Wednesday Ecumenical Declaration, how Ugandans do church, job openings, and more
In this issue: The National Youth Cabinet meets, Youth and Young Adult Ministry recommends a video introduction to making communion bread, Josh Wilson concert at Camp Mardela, Jennifer Hosler named one of “12 Christian women shaping the church in 2025” by Sojourners.
In this issue: Remembering Marianne Rhoades Pittman; New and Renew offers March Madness discount; prayer requests for South Sudan, those affected by severe weather, those continuing to suffer impacts of fires in southern California; truck for Uganda; “Toward COP30” webinars from the WCC; threat to the US Institute of Peace, which got its start with help from the Church of the Brethren among other religious groups
In this issue: Prayers concerns from Global Mission, Annual Conference registration opens March 5, disabilities leader to present Ministers’ Association pre-Conference event, BVS “Visionary Voices” speaker series, job openings, National Council of Churches prayer webinar, Green Lectionary podcast for Lent, Seven Weeks for Water Campaign from the World Council of Churches.
In this issue: Remembering Gerald Pence, dates and location for next National Youth Conference, prayer concern for the Community of Faith and Haitians in the Dominican Republic, leadership opening in West Marva District, closing date for L.E.A.D. Conference registration, and more news by, for, and about Brethren.
In this issue: Remembering Lauree Hersch Meyer, a matching gift campaign supports the Church of the Brethren mission in South Sudan, Nobel Peace Prize goes to the Japanese organization of survivors of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945–the Church of the Brethren has supported the atomic bomb survivors known as the hibakusha through Brethren Volunteer Service’s support to the World Friendship Center in Hiroshima.
In this issue: Prayer for Camp La Verne as wildfire threat wanes, “Thought Provoking Preaching” at Bethany Seminary, CMEP events for lament and reflection on the anniversary of Oct. 7, mission trip to South Sudan, Clean-up Bucket assembly in S. Ohio/Kentucky District, a special exhibit highlighting life in the 1970s at Bridgewater College, call for release of Armenian hostages in Azerbaijan.
In this issue: Prayer for those in the hurricane’s path, save the date for an Intercultural Jubilee, Material Resources ships goods to Louisiana, job opening at Timbercrest, Brethren Encyclopedia releases new scholarly work, ecumenical news.
In this issue: Remembering Dale Ott and Roma Jo (Mickey) Thompson, Material Resources shipment to Louisiana, a closing service for Myersville Church of the Brethren, a Multi-Cultural Jubilee Celebration in Pacific Southwest District, and more news by, for, and about Brethren.
