Grace College president, Dr. Bill Katip, is the author of an op ed piece about the value of a private college education that is published in today’s Fort Wayne, Ind., Journal Gazette. A portion of the column appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Independent thought: Private colleges prove worth of their public […]
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A new group of Charis Alliance churches has developed in the Republic of Haiti. Called the Fraternite Charis d’ Haiti, they are planning their first ever national conference in March 2019. This new network of 90 congregations from throughout the country is committed to sharing the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and working together
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Like-minded people come together. That was the idea behind the first Kalahari event. This year was no different; this year it was called ‘Kalahari One.’ The annual winter youth retreat, held at Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, Ohio, from January 5 to January 7, was focused on oneness. Speaker David Nasser articulated the theme at each of the four sessions: Friday night
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At least two congregations in the Charis Fellowship played host to the special needs community over the weekend as they were the site of Night to Shine events. Grace Church, Wooster, Ohio (Nick Cleveland, senior pastor), was the site of Friday night’s Night to Shine in Wayne County. Click here to see coverage from the
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A group of pastors, spouses, and ministry leaders from Charis Fellowship congregations are currently touring Israel with Dr. Randy Smith, teaching pastor at Grace Church, Sebring, Fla., who also leads tours to the Holy Land. This trip is hosted by Inspire – Charis Pastors Network (formerly Association of Grace Brethren Ministers). It began February 5
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A new Charis Fellowship work is being initiated in the Long Beach, Calif., area. Mike Jentes, who serves on staff with Encompass World Partners and Los Altos Grace Church, Long Beach, and his family are leading the new work. The family was commissioned by the Los Altos church recently. The group held its first meeting
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Daron Butler, who serves on staff at Grace Church, Wooster, Ohio (Nick Cleveland, senior pastor), is part of an effort in Wooster to bring town and gown together. Bridging Along Beall Avenue is a program to help students at the College of Wooster connect with people in the community. A portion of a story at
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The University of Idaho Argonaut carries a story about Connie Whitcomb Rosendahl, the daughter of former Grace Seminary professor, Dr. John Whitcomb who also attended Grace College. (She is also a 1982 graduate of Grace College.) For the last ten years, she has had a cookie business with her daughters. A portion of the story
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Grace College graduate and employee of the school’s Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams, Dugan Julian, is featured in a story on the online newsite, InkFreeNews. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Dugan Julian’s Roller Coaster Life When Warsaw’s Dugan Julian says he has an “insanely busy life,”
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A report on the online news site, InkFreeNews, tells how Jim Hocking, founder of Water for Good, helped educate students at Leesburg Elementary, Leesburg, Ind., about the importance of clean water. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Water for Good is a cooperating ministry in the Charis
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