A recent story in the online news site, InkFreeNews, reports that Grace College students assisted recently at a history event at a local elementary school. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. BACK TO THE DAYS RETURNS TO HARRISON ELEMENTARY WARSAW — Fourth graders got a taste of Indiana […]
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Grace College’s three-year degree program dramatically cuts college costs. Since instituting that and other cost-cutting measures five years ago, enrollment has risen by 44 percent, with undergraduate enrollment increasing 10.5 percent in the last year alone. Grace also offers a four-year path to a dual undergraduate and master’s degree. The following interview is from My
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Today’s Goshen, Ind., News carries a report of a recent trip by members of Grace Community Church, a Grace Brethren congregation in Goshen (Jim Brown, senior pastor), to Thailand and Cambodia. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. Goshen church team visits ‘families’ in Thailand, Cambodia GOSHEN — At
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Hurricane Matthew is making its way up the Florida coast this morning. Encompass’ Crisis Response Network is being initiated. Grace Brethren churches in Florida have made provisions for the storm. Here are few notes yesterday from around the FGBC. From Encompass World Partners As Hurricane Matthew continues its destructive path, Encompass’ Crisis Response Network is gearing up
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Here’s the latest update from Chuck Davis, executive director of Caribbean Vision Ministries, a cooperating ministry in the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. Thank you for praying for the people of Haiti, the Bahamas, and the United States. Caribbean Vision Ministries is serving Haitian people in each of these countries. This letter is an update
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Many people attend their churches on Sunday, sitting in the pews, singing in the choir, and hearing their pastor in a pulpit. But not every worship service is the same. Some don’t even take place in a designated building. For Peggy Owens of Winona Lake, Ind. (pictured at right), her church has been inside the
The Bernard & Linnie Key Track and Field Complex at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., was dedicated on Oct. 1, 2016, during Homecoming and Family Weekend. In attendance were more than 80 members of the Key family as well as Grace alumni, students, parents, faculty, and staff. The track is named in honor of Bernard
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Dr. Bill Katip, president of Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., recently announced a restructuring of senior administration for academic and student affairs. “After much prayer, discussion, and consideration, I have decided to reinstate the provost model of higher education administration and restructure key positions in these areas to more effectively integrate student life and academics,”
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Jesús Muñoz, director of Ethnic Ministries for Encompass World Partners, has passed along a report from Dumont Cardichon, Grace Brethren church planter among the Haitians in the U.S., Haiti, and the Bahamas. Continue to pray for those affected by Hurricane Matthew. I just got this report from Dumont Cardichon about our churches in Haiti. The
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Continue to pray for the people of Haiti and particularly the Grace Brethren ministries there. Here’s an update from Caribbean Vision Ministries (Chuck Davis, executive director) which was sent Tuesday evening. Our staff has talked to those in Cap Hatien, Las Cahobas, and Port Au Prince. This is what we know as of 4:45PM Central
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