Christian Aid Ministries, based in Berlin, Ohio, takes a detailed approach to its year-end accounting of distributed aid. 2,493,884 pounds of rice. Three washing machines.
It’s the timeline of the Heilsgeschichte, or “salvation history,” from Hesston College’s Biblical Literature course.
“The Heilsgeschichte and this timeline represent a story that we are a part of,” said Ressler, who graduated from Hesston . . .
Almost a year and a half after their link to the road was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, Garcie and Josephine Cogar are happily walking their new 120-foot swinging bridge built by Mennonite Disaster Service volunteers.
The Cogars’ plight was brought to the attention of Larry Stoner, MDS disaster response coordinator, by the Red Cross of West Virginia.
It is the 31st plate known to exist of the original 104 etched by Dutch artist Jan Luyken.
