Ed Lewis, executive director of CE National reports on the recent Urban Hope Training Center Thanksgiving Outreach, which was held November 17 and 18 at Urban Hope’s Philadelphia location. (Click here for more information.) “I was in Philly for the Thanksgiving packing event November 17-18. What a fun day to meet hundreds of people who […]
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A column by Matthew Raley, pastor at Grace Brethren Church, Chico, Calif., was published in Saturday’s Chico Enterprise-Record. A portion of it appears below. Click here for the complete column. Pastor Talk: The multi-ethnic Jesus Last June, our arts team at Chico Grace Brethren started planning Advent, the season when Christians remember the first coming
A story in Saturday’s Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union, details the planting of five trees on the Grace College campus that are native to Indiana. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. Five Native Ind. Trees Planted Around Grace College Campus Grace College added some trees to its campus Friday. Grace College
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The worship team at Grace Brethren Church, Osceola, Ind. (Greg Serafino, pastor), participated in last night’s Christmas tree lighting in their community. Pastor Greg was interviewed for a story on the late news on the NBC station in South Bend, WNDU-16. A portion of the story and the video appear below. Click here to view more.
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The Living Christmas Trees, the annual Christmas production presented by Grace Polaris Church, Columbus, Ohio (Mike Yoder, lead pastor), is featured in the Columbus Dispatch today. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. Curtain coming down on church’s Living Christmas Trees Randy Kettering teared up as he told about
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The Grace College sport management program will host its annual Red Cross blood drive on Thursday and Friday, Dec. 8 and 9, from 12 – 4 p.m. at the Gordon Recreation Center, 100 Publishers Dr., Winona Lake. Brittany Braun, a senior majoring in sport management, is the blood drive coordinator. “The drive is open to
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Grace College will host its third annual Night Market on Friday, Dec. 9, from 2 – 9 p.m. in the Winona Heritage Room, 901 Park Ave, Winona Lake. Night Market is an alternative Christmas shopping experience. Many vendors will be present, including those from local businesses, non-profit organizations and independent artists. Items include home décor, jewelry, clothing, toys and much
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The oldest book of the Bible, Job, deals with the oldest question of man: why do seemingly bad things happen to good people? Or put another way, if God is good, why is there suffering? A new devotional book that looks at the Christian’s response to surviving suffering and hardship — whether a natural disaster,
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Here’s an update on the church planting partnership between Grace Church of Greater Akron, Ohio (Jeff Bogue, senior pastor), Encompass World Partners, and the Grace Brethren Investment Foundation. It includes an announcement that Grace Church, Town Center, Kennesaw, Ga. (David Black, pastor), has joined the Akron church as one of its campuses. Atlanta Update from
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. – A 3-0 defeat on Wednesday against No. 1 Campbellsville officially wrapped up the 2016 season for Grace’s men’s soccer team. The Lancers (10-9-3) were eliminated in pool play at the NCCAA National Championships against the high-powered Tigers (16-2-3). Campbellsville, who was ranked in the NAIA all year and reached the NAIA Opening
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