June 2017

Grace College Director of Athletics Chad Briscoe was recently recognized for his service to the NCCAA. During the NCCAA’s Annual Convention in Louisville, Briscoe was given the Meritorious Service Award. He served as the NCCAA Division I Men’s Basketball National Chair for three years (2014-17), overseeing the men’s basketball coaches at the NCCAA level. Additionally,

The Warsaw and Winona Lake, Ind., community is invited to enjoy an evening of instrumental music on Friday, June 16, at 8 p.m. in the Winona Heritage Room, 901 Park Ave, Winona Lake. This is the second event of the Grace College and Village at Winona Festival of Music. Admission is $10 for adults and

WINONA LAKE, Ind. – Hannah Herbster was recognized as an All-American for Grace College’s softball team. Herbster, a junior outfielder, earned Second Team All-American honors from the NCCAA for her remarkable season. Herbster led Grace’s offense with a .423 batting average. She had 82 hits in 52 games, tacking on 46 runs, 31 stolen bases

This prayer request comes today from Mark Penfold, chaplain endorsing agent for the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. U.S. Army chaplain Pete Stone just signed into his new unit at Ft Belvoir, Va., when he had to take emergency leave. Pete’s father, John Stone, a retired pastor with 40 years ministry (not GBC) was diagnosed

“Mount Hood,” the historic home of the once famous evangelist Billy Sunday and his family, will be moved and partially restored this summer. The home, which is owned and operated by Grace College, has been located in Winona Lake, Ind., above Park Avenue on Sunday Lane since 1911.  While the interior was restored about 20