During this morning’s Momentum session, Tiffany Tabor, daughter of Pastor Mike Tabor of The Happy Church, Jackson, Ky., performed a song she composed and wrote based on her testimony. Tiffany shared the background for the song, noting that God led her to write the song after experiencing heavy tragedy and loss. “He told me, ‘If […]
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A cold case detective who used his investigative skills to verify the truths of the Bible, encouraged the Momentum audience Thursday night to use similar methods to know what they believe. Noting that that cops see the world divided between two worlds – sheep and wolves, J. Warner Wallace said, “Sheep are dumb animals. They
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Longtime baseball coach Tom Roy will be an assistant coach for Grace College’s baseball team next season. Roy will be an assistant coach as well as the team’s chaplain, in collaboration with Unlimited Potential, Inc. “I am excited and blessed to have Tom Roy on staff. His knowledge of baseball and passion for Christ will be a great asset
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Margaret Murphy-Webb and New Millennium Jazz Orchestra will perform at the fourth of seven summertime concerts in the Grace College and Village at Winona Festival of Music. The free, family-friendly concert will take place on Saturday afternoon, July 29, at the Winona Lake, Ind., Hillside Amphitheater, located on the hillside above Spring Fountain Park along Park
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“It’s only when you‘ve thought through what you believe that you have the confidence and ability to engage with someone,” speaker Sean McDowell told a captivated audience Thursday morning at Momentum Youth Conference. The apologist and Biola College professor returned to the conference for the fifth time to challenge students to know what they believe
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“When people comeback, they give back,” Jim Brown, senior pastor at Grace Community Church, Goshen, Ind., challenged students at Momentum Youth Conference on Wednesday night. He told the story of Moses, a man who murdered an Egyptian and hid the evidence. When he was found out, he fled, harboring the sin and allowing it to
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A story posted today on InkFreeNews, the online news site, tells about the new Escape Room at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind. The room is the brainchild of Dr. Kristin Farwell and his senior seminar math class. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. A Great Escape Think of it
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The feds are watching our barnyard. There’s actually a sign to let people know. The sign says, “Do not climb tower! Federally protected migratory bird nest.” It’s by the cell phone relay tower that sits in our barnyard. The endangered osprey first appeared about six summers ago. We saw them circling the tower with precious
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Larry Richeson, long-time pastor of the Indian Heights Grace Brethren Church in Kokomo, Ind., has announced his retirement. He noted that July 1 ,2017, was his 38th year anniversary as pastor of Grace Brethren congregations in Winona, Minn.; Fort Wayne, Ind.; Covington, Ohio; and both North Kokomo Grace Brethren and Indian Heights Grace Brethren in
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A story in Friday’s Auburn, Calif., Journal reports on a creative effort by the Sewers and Rippers of Auburn Grace Community Church (Phil Sparling, pastor). The group joined with the Junior Sewers and Rippers to create quilts for Mexican orphans. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article and photos.
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