17 July, 2024

News

Longtime Standard Editor Jim Fehl Dies (Plus News Briefs)

Longtime Standard Editor Jim Fehl Dies (Plus News Briefs)

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James I. Fehl, 87, a longtime editor with Standard Publishing who dealt with the effects of polio his entire adult life, died Aug. 21. We also have briefs this week about Vera Mushrush’s passing, the upcoming Mission Interchange online conference, Ukraine, and news from three churches in Illinois.

KBF & ICOM: Two Are Better than One

KBF & ICOM: Two Are Better than One

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Kairos Benevolence Fund and the International Conference on Missions are partnering to provide encouragement and support to those who have given their lives in service to Christ. 

After 70 Years, Carroll Kakac Still Preaching the Gospel

After 70 Years, Carroll Kakac Still Preaching the Gospel

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Carroll Kakac, 93, has been preaching for more than seven decades. His hearing isn’t great, he said, and neither is his eyesight. But it’s good enough. “As long as my health will permit me to do it, I’m going to do it,” said Kakac, who serves as minister of McLeansboro (Ill.) Christian Church. . . .

Register Your Entire Church or College for ICOM (Plus News Briefs)

Register Your Entire Church or College for ICOM (Plus News Briefs)

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Churches and colleges can pay a flat rate, based on their size, and register their entire “family” for the International Conference On Missions. Also, briefs from SpireConference, churches in Indiana, Missouri, and California, and updates from several Christian colleges (Emmanuel Christian Seminary at Milligan, Lincoln, Kentucky, Louisville, Central, Johnson, and Boise).

UKRAINE: Ministry in War Zone Separates Family

UKRAINE: Ministry in War Zone Separates Family

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When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, Vika and Sergey made a hard decision. She took their girls and moved to Bulgaria, where they were safe from Russian attacks. With this year’s invasion of Ukraine, Sergey is no longer able to travel back and forth to Bulgaria . . .