Beyond the Brick, a Michiana-based YouTube show hosted by Grace College senior Joshua Hanlon, will hold its third annual “Creations for Charity” 24-hour live stream on Thursday and Friday, November 25 and 26. The web event will raise money to purchase LEGO sets for children in need this Christmas. The live stream begins at 5 […]
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Glen Sykes, pastor of the Grace Brethren Church, San Diego, Calif., has been experiencing heart-related health issues over the last several weeks. According to a post on Facebook, he is currently in surgery (Wednesday morning, November 23). Below is a post from his wife, Cora, and shared here with permission. Pray for Glen and Cora as
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For those who are struggling to be thankful this year because of the election results, I just want to share a thought. I understand the concerns of those who feel certain groups who tend to be marginalized will be neglected even more. However, for those of us who belong to the Kingdom of Heaven and are just
Grace College is now accepting applications for its Grace Opportunities for Adult Learners (GOAL) program in Indianapolis. The bachelor’s degree completion program is offered at two Indianapolis-area locations: 9302 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis (near 96th and Meridian Streets), and at Greenwood Christian Academy, 835 W. Worthsville Rd., Greenwood. GOAL is a unique, affordable program for adults
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In the spirit of Thanksgiving, the Grace College admissions office posted this essay by Ethan Horst, a member of the Class of 2019 (and son of Blaine and Lee Ann Horst, director of operations for Encompass World Partners). Click here to read the complete post on the Admissions office webpage. With Thanksgiving just around the corner,
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A story in the Bowling Green, Ohio, News-Sentinal describes how two congregations are joining to provide a Thanksgiving meal for international students and residents. One of those congregations is Grace Church (Rod Peebles, pastor). A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. Community groups join forces for Thanksgiving feasts Two
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I wish I could have been there. Though a watershed event in the Church, disunity blemishes our reflections of that momentous day. Our heritage has been on the side of “fearing what we don’t understand” when it comes to Pentecost. Acts 2 tells of the birth of the glorious Bride of Christ, the Church, the
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The folks at Encompass World Partners have had some questions lately about what’s happened to Day of Generosity. They’ve sent the story below to provide an update. A Note Regarding the Day of Generosity You know that moment when you arrive home from a trip to the grocery store ready to cook a fabulous meal only
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Five members of the Grace College volleyball team were named to the postseason All-Crossroads League Team. Caylie Teel highlighted Grace’s award haul with a First Team nod, and Taylor Baird and Kelsee Zuidema were named Second Team. Kari Feddema and Kaitlin Kerrigan were named honorable mention All-League to round out Grace’s winners. Teel was recognized as one of the top defensive players in the
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MARION, Ind. – Grace College’s men’s soccer team capped off a dramatic week of NCCAA soccer action by beating Indiana Wesleyan 2-0 on the road on Saturday. The Lancers, after winning three matches in eight days, claimed the NCCAA Midwest Region crown to advance to the 2016 NCCAA National Championships in Kissimmee, Fla. The regional
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