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History Series: Peter Nead

With this post, I want to introduce several of the influential leaders of the German Baptist Brethren during the mid-nineteenth century.  One such leader was Peter Nead (1796-1877).  He was born into a staunch Lutheran family in Hagerstown, Maryland. ...

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The Phone Call

"I just can't get past that." I recently heard a story that has refused to leave me. It came from Tim Burchett, who was reflecting on relationships across political lines—specifically, relationships with people whose politics are not merely different from his, but...

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Somebody Has to Offer

In my late teens and early twenties, I worked a string of blue-collar jobs while trying to figure out who I was and what adulthood was going to look like. One of those jobs was as an HVAC technician, an industry I entered with absolutely no experience, training, or...

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History Series: Our Two Hymnals

Very few people in the Brethren Church are aware that two hymnals have been created for denominational use.  The first was commissioned in June 1883 by the organizing convention that formed The Brethren Church (the second hymnal will be the subject of the next...

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