An excerpt from the Ashland-Times (Ohio) Gazette. To read the entire article, click here. By GINGER CHRIST T-G Staff Writer Local businesses anticipate brisk sales this weekend as Ashland University hosts its first football playoff game in history. As Ashland University and Minnesota State prepare to face off on the gridiron today, local merchants are […]
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From Christianity Today: Fire Destroys Westmont College BuildingsNo one is injured, but at least eight college buildings were destroyed. Sarah Pulliam California fires ripped through Westmont College last night, destroying several buildings at the Christian liberal arts college. (Ray Ford photo) The flames destroyed several buildings that house the physics and psychology departments, a dormitory
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Dr. Kenneth G. Townsend (shown here with his wife, Vicky) has been named the new director of the Association of Christian Schools International (ASCI) Northwest, serving Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, and Washington. Dr. Townsend assumes this position with over 29 years of experience in Christian schooling and 30 years as Chaplain, Colonel in the United
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Today was “photo day” for the SMM group of girls that meets at Jefferson Elementary School in Winona Lake, Indiana, right across the street from the Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church (Bruce Barlow, lead pastor). (double-click on photo to enlarge) Women from the church conduct the voluntary after-school program every Thursday. Each week the program
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Eliza Mae Clark, who would be best known for her volunteer work with Grace Brethren Navajo Ministries, as well as the Indiana District Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, died Thursday morning, November 13, 2008. She and her husband, Marion, made various trips to the Navajo mission and school in the early to mid 80s and
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The Grace College Intercollegiate Athletic Hall of Fame was established this year and the first induction ceremony took place at last weekend’s Homecoming activities. The prestigious Hall of Fame was created by the college’s Athletic Department, in conjunction with the Alumni and Advancement offices. The Lancer Hall of Fame recognizes individuals who have made exceptional
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Chaplain James Schaefer, U.S. Army (pictured above), serves as a chaplain recruiter and is based near Atlanta, Ga. He has had many opportunities to share with students in seminaries and colleges about the strategic and effective ministry of chaplains in the U.S. Armed Forces. He also has numerous opportunities to share his story as a
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God moved in the hearts of a former NFL football player and his wife as they watched students, staff, and volunteers at the Momentum East youth conference raise more than $90,000 to benefit the needy. As a result, he put his hard-earned Super Bowl ring up for sale with proceeds to go toward disadvantaged kids
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Here is an excerpt from a release by OurSportsCentral. To read the entire article, click here. Fort Wayne, IN (November 10, 2008)- The Mad Ants announced today that they will be playing the Erie Bayhawks at Grace College in Warsaw, Indiana on November 21, 2008 at 7:00 pm. This is the first exhibition game that
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Grace Brethren military chaplains consistently put themselves in harm’s way to share the message of the Gospel with their soldiers. Chaplain (First Lieutenant) Jeff Mason is no different. Currently stationed in Iraq, Jeff serves with the 157th Combat Service and Support Brigade. He recently wrote about his experiences in his blog, Kneeling on the Battlefield:
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