41. Manassas Church Of The Brethren Youth News page. Coping With Tragedy Guidance For Personal Meditation. Manassaschurch of the brethren 10047 Nokesville Road, Manassas, Virginia 20110. http://www.manassasbrethren.org/

Home About Us Newsletter Calendar Annual Report ... What's New Welcome to Manassas, Va. "Continuing the work of Jesus. Peacefully. Simply. Together." Sunday worship schedule: Church School - 9:45 a.m., Morning Worship - 11:00 a.m. Click here for a map to the church. March 2003 newsletter Peace Emphasis Weekend, March 15-16, 2003 Donald Kraybill, Guest Speaker Spring 2003 ... Youth News page Coping With Tragedy: Guidance For Personal Meditation Manassas Church of the Brethren 10047 Nokesville Road, Manassas, Virginia 20110 Pastors Fred W. Swartz Jeffrey W. Carter Office hours: 8:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., Monday through Friday Contact us at or mancob@erols.com Updated Click here to see What's New

42. StateCollege.com: Business - Categories - Listings Altoona Home / Business / C / Churches church of the brethren. Business. Directory. Churches- church of the brethren. church of the brethren, (814) 684-4940. http://www.altoona.com/business/directory.php3?cat_id=382&Index=C

43. Church Of The Brethren Welcome. Portland church of the brethren. Pastor Kevin McClung. SundaySchool 930am Worship Service 1030am. Schedules ACTIVITIES Directions. http://aw.adamswells.com/cotb/

Welcome Portland Church of the Brethren Pastor Kevin McClung Sunday School 9:30am Worship Service 10:30am Schedules ACTIVITIES Directions Last updated

44. Modesto Church Of The Brethren Information on beliefs, pastors, and worship times from Protestant congregation with emphasis on peace Category Regional North America Religion Christianity......2301 Woodland Avenue; Modesto, California, 953589501; Church 209-523-1438;Fax 209-523-1469. Email the church. Email Casey, the website editor. http://www.bizmart.org/mcob/

2301 Woodland Avenue ; Modesto, California, 95358-9501; Church 209-523-1438; Fax 209-523-1469 Why not drop us a line to let us know you stopped by? Help end world hunger. Simply visit this site, and you will help send food to people in need. Sponsors pay for the food, you just visit and click a button. It's simple, but VERY needed. You can get more info at their site. Visit this site everyday! Email the church Email Casey, the website editor. visitors since September 20, 1998. Thanks for stopping by!

45. West Richmond Church Of The Brethren - Home Page email West Richmond church of the brethren Suggestions or comments on this page,email the Web Editor. Internet Services Provided by Global Web Solutions, Inc. http://www.globalweb.net/wrcob/

The minutes of the most recent Congregational Meeting! Welcome to the home page of We invite you to participate in our church. Find our location, activities and schedules listed below: Location: 7612 Wanymala Road Richmond, VA 23229 Detailed Directions (Just off Skipwith Road near Henrico Doctors' Hospital) Office Phone: Staff: David W. Miller , Pastor Bob Gangwer, Director of Music Barbara Beers, Administrative Assistant Worship and Sunday School (Sunday Mornings) Sunday School for all ages: 9:45 a.m. Worship Service: 11:00 a.m.(nursery care provided) Fellowship Hour: 12:00 noon Activities Adult Choir, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. (Sept.-June) Boy Scouts, Troop 728, Wednesday 7:30 p.m. (Call church for more information Capital Area Agency on Aging, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Craft Group, Tuesday 9:30 a.m. Children's Choir (K-Grade 5) Sunday at 9:30 a.m. (Sept.-June) Hilltop Preschool For information please call 1-804-288-3887 Classes for children ages 2 1/2 - 5 (Pre-K) Sept.-May e-mail West Richmond Church of the Brethren Suggestions or comments on this page, email the

46. West Richmond Church Of The Brethren - Another Way Of Living For almost 300 years the church of the brethren has tried to do as Jesusdid. The church of the brethren welcomes you to another way of living. http://www.globalweb.net/wrcob/reading.htm

Another Way of Living... If you've fished all night and caught nothing, try another way. From the shore, Jesus looked across the water and saw that his friends had caught no fish. He called out, "Cast your nets on the other side of the boat." Then he went back to the fire, to the breakfast he was preparing. He knew that within moments, there would be plenty of fish to go around. For almost 300 years the Church of the Brethren has tried to do as Jesus did. To notice the need. To help. To welcome, and to share. To replace the night's emptiness with a new morning of abundance. Brethren believe there's enough to go around. And we try to help that happen. The Church of the Brethren welcomes you to another way of living. West Richmond Church of the Brethren 7612 Wanymala Road Richmond, Virginia 23229 Back to Top If you're fed up with doctrine and still hungry, try another way. When you're fully instructed by not fully satisfied where can you turn? For almost 300 years, we in the Church of the Brethren have found steady nourishment and guidance not in a set creed, but another way: Through open-minded consideration of Jesus, the scriptures, and our own hearts.

47. Good Shepherd Church Of The Brethren Information about our community of faith in Blacksburg, Virginia, and about the church of the brethren Category Regional North America Society and Culture Religion...... http://www.bburg.bev.net/civic/brethren/

Continuing the Work of Jesus. Peacefully. Simply. Together. Pastor Marilyn Lerch 950 Heather Drive Blacksburg, VA 24060 Sunday Schedule Christian Ed. : 9:30 AM Worship : 10:30 AM Table of Contents Home Calendar About Church of the Brethren Map and Directions Related Web Sites Church of the Brethren COB-Net Blacksburg Electronic Village Virginia Tech Welcome This is the Good Shepherd Church of the Brethren home page. Here you will find information about our community of faith in Blacksburg, VA, and about the Church of the Brethren denomination. If you would like more information about our congregation or about the Church of the Brethren, check out the About Church of the Brethren page.

48. Manchester Church Of The Brethren : Welcome! This page is copy right 2000 by the Manchester Churchof the Brethren. Web Design By HipBone! http://www.manchesterchofbret.org/

Peacefully... Simply... Together 1306 North Beckley (PO Box 349) North Manchester, Indiana 46962 manchestercob@hoosierlink.net Times We Meet Staff Organization ... Learn about our church! [Hit Counter] This page is copy right 2000 by the Manchester Church of the Brethren. Web Design By HipBone!

49. Welcome To The Amwell Church Of The Brethren This page should Autoforward within a few seconds, if it doesn't then click anywhereon this text to connect to the Amwell church of the brethren web site. http://www.amwell.org/

And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you. Ephesians 4:32 Welcome to the Amwell Church of the Brethren Mission Statement: Reaching out with love and compassion so others may know Christ. Welcome to the homepage for the Amwell Church of the Brethren. Amwell is the friendly, praying, singing church, preaching and teaching Christ crucified, risen and coming again. Robert DiSalvio, Pastor, Phone number: (609) 397-4842. Click here to e-mail the Pastor. Everyone is welcome to attend our Sunday morning service at 10:45 a.m. at 40 Sandbrook-Headquarters Road in Sergeantsville, New Jersey. We also have Sunday School classes that start at 9:45 a.m. We're located about 7 miles outside of historic Flemington. If you would like to study the Word of God, you can click here for the

50. Peters Creek Church Of The Brethren Peters Creek church of the brethren One of the Valley's Oldest. PetersCreek church of the brethren built in 1845. Early in the 18th http://www.garstfamily.com/pccb.html

Peters Creek Church of the Brethren One of the Valley's Oldest Peters Creek Church of the Brethren built in 1845 Early in the 18th century Europe was torn by strife. In the Eder Valley, near Schwargenau, Germany in the spring of 1708, Alexander Mack along with seven others, began a movement which evolved into what is known today as "The Church of The Brethren". In 1719, Mack, with his numerous followers, fled from Europe to America. The colony which they established in Germantown, Pennsylvania was the beginning of the "Dunkards" in America. We must remember the people called "Dunkards". who first came to the area were clannish, German speaking and for many years held themselves apart from their neighbors. They were hard working, industrious people and as a whole, excellent farmers. They sought only enough land to supply their needs. They sought neither wealth nor social prestige. They were not interested in political office and certainly they were not desirous of any type of military honor. When the Shenandoah Valley was first settled the Germans heavily populated the upper portion.

51. Little Swatara Church Of The Brethren Mainpage Visitor since March 21, 2000 These pages were updatedon 301-03. Email for the LSCOB webmeister. http://www.littleswatara.org/

Visitor # since March 21, 2000 These pages were updated on 3-01-03 Email for the LSCOB webmeister

52. Origins Of The Church Of The Brethren And Other Brethren (Groups Origins of the church of the brethren and Other Brethren Groups. Membership5,200. Brethren Church (Progressive) became a separate group in 1882. http://www.berksgenes.org/brethren.htm

Origins of the Church of the Brethren and Other Brethren Groups by Lois C. Byrem, Strasburg, Pennsylvania Groups which stem from the Schwarzenau Brethren, 1708 Many religious groups have the term "brethren" as part of their names. Most are not related to the events that took place in Schwarzenau (present day Germany), in 1708, and to the group called "the Schwarzenau Brethren." According to The Brethren Encyclopedia, there have been more than 35 groups which are identified as having evolved from the Schwarzenau Brethren. It is important to note that those that are listed below, all consider themselves to be the true heirs of the Schwarzenau Brethren. The Church of the Brethren (earlier called Fraternity of German Baptists, until 1907 they were known as the German Baptist Brethren). Membership about 155,000. Beginning in Pennsylvania in 1723. Considered "conservative" in the 1880s. It has a seminary and six colleges. Headquarters - Elgin, Illinois. Ephrata Community (German Seventh Day Baptists). Led by Conrad Beissel, it resulted in the first schism among the Brethren in 1728. In 1732, Beissel led his followers to the place where the Ephrata Cloister now stands. Membership about 100. Office: 9400 Anthony Highway, Waynesboro, PA 17268.

53. FWChurches.com - Church Of The Brethren Churches In The Fort church of the brethren. Agape church of the brethren 11610 Lima Road Fort Wayne,IN 46818 260489-6908 agapeftw@juno.com View Map (Fort Wayne - Northwest), http://www.fwchurches.com/results.asp?Type=Church of the Brethren

54. The Church Of The Brethren The church of the brethren. Who We Are Our Historical Roots Current BrethrenPrograms and Activities. Who We Are. More church of the brethren Projects. http://civic.bev.net/brethren/brethren.html

The Church of the Brethren Who We Are Our Historical Roots Current Brethren Programs and Activities Who We Are Continuing the Work of Jesus. Peacefully. Simply. Together. Continuing the Work of Jesus . . . Though the Brethren as a group have existed for nearly three hundred years, we subscribe to no formal creed. We simply try to do what Jesus did. Jesus brought a message of life, love, and hope. But he offered much more than inspiring words: He understood that peoples spiritual needs also include day-to-day human ones - food, health, rest, comfort, friendship, and unconditional acceptance. I am the way, he told his followers. He showed them how to trust, how to care, and how to help. Steadily, lovingly, even radically, Jesus went about saving the world - by serving its people. Because we believe his message, we seek to do the same. Peacefully. Whether the conflict involves warring nations, racial discord, theological dispute, personal disagreement, or mere misunderstanding, Brethren listen conscientiously, seek guidance in the scriptures, and work toward reconciliation. We practice peaceful living. Our longstanding commitment to peace and justice includes a deep regard for human life and dignity. Brethren reach worldwide to help repair the ravages of poverty, ignorance, exploitation, and catastrophic events. Along with our faith, we bring food, books, classes, tools, and medicine.

55. Bunkertown Church Of The Brethren Pastor Office WebGuy Home Pastor Services Directions News Youth Photos Activity Mission History, http://www.bunkertownchurch.org/

Pastor Office WebGuy Home Pastor Services Directions News ... History

56. Arbutus Church Of The Brethren Arbutus church of the brethren photo. Meeting Times. church of the brethrendistrict. Western District of Pennsylvania About our denomination. http://homepage.third-wave.com/bdeffenb/arbutus.html

Arbutus Church of the Brethren Meeting Times Worship Service: Sunday School: (classes for all ages) Sunday, 9:15am Sunday, 10:30am Location Directions From Scalp Avenue, turn South beside Jolly Roger across from BiLo. Proceed to stop sign. The church will be located on your left. Address 1201 Erickson Drive Johnstown, PA 15904 Phone E-Mail bdeffenb@third-wave.com Staff Position Who Phone Pastor Rev. Barron K. Deffenbaugh Moderator Rev. Gerald E. Deffenbaugh, Deacon Chair Walter Feathers Board Chair David Layman Church Clerk Betty Brush Sunday School Superintendant Wayne Walko Church of the Brethren district Western District of Pennsylvania About our denomination The Church of the Brethren , a 144,000-member denomination consisting of 23 districts spanning most of the contiguous United States, is headquartered in Elgin, Ill. It was formed in 1708 when the Brethren movement began in central Germany. It is a historic peace church, conscientiously opposed to all war and intentional about working with peacemaking and reconciliation ministries. Church of the Brethren Newsline Other information A few other pages of interest are: Brethren Volunteer Service Brethren E-mail Directory Christian Financial Concepts Barron K. Deffenbaugh - bdeffenb@third-wave.com

57. Sunnyslope Church Of The Brethren Cemetery - Chelan County, Washington Cemetery records of Sunnyslope church of the brethrenCemetery in Leavenworth, Chelan County, Washington. http://www.interment.net/data/us/wa/chelan/sunnyslope/sunnyslope.htm

Home Search Journal What's New ... Chelan Sunnyslope Church of the Brethren Cemetery Chelan County, Washington N School St Sunnyslope WA Lat: 47°28'43"N, Lon: 120°20'45"W T22N R20E Sec 20 Contributed by Frank Neher, Sep 29, 2000, updated Jun 20, 2002 [ fneher@crcwnet.com ]. Total records = 927. Driving directions to the cemetery from Wenatchee, Chelan County, Washington: Take US 2 and 97 west from North Wenatchee Avenue after crossing the Wenatchee River Bridge, proceed west to the top of the hill and take a right turn onto School Street. Proceed to the stop sign at the Old Highway and continue one block to the cemetery on the left at Knowles Road. Off street parking and the cemetery entrance are on Knowles Road. A physical inventory was taken in Oct 1998 by Kay Law Livermore and Elma Law Rasmussen and was updated in Nov 1999 by Kay Livermore, Frank Neher and Lisa Robinson. Additional information was furnished by Dennis Roth, Church of the Brethren Historian, obituaries extracted by Kay Livermore. June Stutzman, cemetery sexton, furnished records and plot maps. Approximately 1, 000 burials have been made since the first one in fall of 1902. History: In the fall of 1902 Arthur Gunn, who owned a large part of the Sunnyslope property, persuaded Rev. Amos Benjamin Peters to make a second trip to the Wenatchee Valley for the purpose of forming a settlement at Sunnyslope. Rev. Peters, elder of the Church of the Brethren, located near Cando, North Dakota, was accompanied by several men from the congregation. They purchased land for themselves and took out options on property for their friends. Rev. A. B. Peters, his family, and other first settlers of Sunnyslope, arrived in Wenatchee by train on 31 Dec 1902.

58. Church Of The Brethren - The Christian Arsenal Register Win. Newsletter. Denominational Report Card church of the brethren.Click below to see any denominations Report Card . church of the brethren. http://www.christianarsenal.com/demrpt/Demrpt025.htm

Home Apologetics Christian Life Controversial Topics ... Newsletter Denominational Report Card - Church of the Brethren Click below to see any denominations "Report Card" Anglican Church Assemblies of God AZUSA Interdenominational Baptist, Cooperative Fellowship ... United Methodist Church Denomination is departing from Biblical principles and taking an Anti-Biblical position. Denomination is beginning to develop Non-Biblical principles. Denomination is taking a stand for Biblical Truth! Church of the Brethren Church to decide fate of Homosexual Pastor - Church of the Brethren officials in Michigan will meet next month to consider whether a homosexual minister's ordination should be revoked. Home Apologetics Biblical and Christian Studies Christian Web Links ... Web Based Ministries

59. Mutual Aid Association - Church Of The Brethren to the Mutual Aid Association Home Page. We're glad you've stoppedby to take a look at what MAA has to offer. You can click on http://www.maabrethren.com/main.htm

to the Mutual Aid Association Home Page. We're glad you've stopped by to take a look at what MAA has to offer. You can click on the buttons at the left, bottom, and top of this page to begin exploring our Web site. Home Office 3094 Jeep Road Abilene, Kansas 67410-6064 Phone 800-255-1243 Fax 800-238-7535 Design by MarketAide Services, Inc.

60. CWS/IRP: Church Of The Brethren Refugee Resettlement In New Windsor, Maryland IRP Affiliate Offices church of the brethren Refugee Resettlementin New Windsor, Maryland. church of the brethren resettlement http://www.churchworldservice.org/Immigration/new_windsor.htm

IRP Affiliate Offices: Church of the Brethren Refugee Resettlement in New Windsor, Maryland Church of the Brethren resettlement staff members, Alex Kirculescu and Stan Noffsinger, serve newly arriving refugees at the Brethren Service Center in New Windsor, Maryland. The Church of the Brethren and its Emergency Response/Service Ministry has been involved with refugee ministries since World War II and has worked in partnership with Church World Service for many years. Photo: CWS/New Windsor The Church of the Brethren, a historic peace church, has long been involved in the ministry of refugee resettlement. It began by providing assistance to people left homeless by the devastation of World War II. In 1949, congressional action opened the way for large numbers of refugees to enter the United States. That same year the Church of the Brethren Annual Conference called on the churches to help resettle 1,000 families displaced by the war. Within a year, Church of the Brethren congregations had resettled 500 families and the goal of 1,000 was reached the following year. Since that time, the Church of the Brethren has been involved in the resettlement of refugees fleeing from brutal and oppressive conditions resulting from war and civil strife. Refugees have come from all over the world, representing the spectrum of racial, social, ethnic and religious diversity. Working closely with CWS, the Church of the Brethren has resettled refugees in congregations throughout the U.S.

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