What does it look like for Christians to practice Biblical justice? This issue of GraceConnect magazine looks at this timely topic. The quarterly publication for Charis Fellowship ministry leaders and church members is in the mail this week. Articles include a biblical look at justice, by John Teevan; a report on Access 2019, which was held in […]
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Ed Lewis, president of CE National and director of Urban Hope Training Center in Philadelphia, welcomed Bill Muir and Glenn Tyson to Urban Hope Community Church. Both men grew up in the neighborhood around Urban Hope and attended Third Brethren Church. Bill began attending Third Brethren when he was five years old. Back in 1998, Ed received
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“We’ve embraced the fact that we’ve had these experiences instead of compartmentalizing them and moving on with life. This is a part of who we are now and what God has taken us through,” says Ashley Murray. Ashley and her husband, Jim, live in South Carolina where Jim serves as a Charis Fellowship Chaplain in
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Pastors and leaders from the eastern U.S. and Canada are gathered this week at Ocean City, Md., for the East Focus Retreat. The retreat provides an opportunity for 48 hours of rest, relaxation, fellowship, and time to connect with one another over topics related to ministry and the Charis Fellowship. Sessions are being led by
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Grace College’s Shooting Sports Club took second and third place in the Scholastic Clay Target Program (SCTP) Collegiate Nationals competition this past weekend. The team took second place in bunker (Olympic Style) trap and third place in 5-stand competition. Nearly 250 students from more than 20 colleges and universities throughout the nation competed at the
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Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., was the site of a community-wide career day on October 4, according to a recent report in the Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union. A portion of that report appears below. Click here to read the complete story. 2,200 Area School Students Take Part In Career Awareness Events Nearly 2,200 middle and high
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In the nearly 50 years since the Brethren Biblical Seminary and four Bible institutes have ministered in the Central African Republic, thousands of African pastors have been trained for ministry. Students have not only come from around CAR, but from in Chad, Cameroon, Congo, Rwanda, Mali, and Senegal, according to Dr. Francois Ngoumape, dean. In
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Grace College and Director of Athletics Chad Briscoe welcomed student-athletes from the high schools of the South Bend area for a Sportsmanship Summit on Monday, October 21. Twenty-nine student-athletes from the South Bend schools attended the conference, which was designed to educate student-athletes about sportsmanship and character training in athletics. “We are pleased to be a part
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PALM COAST, Fla. – After the opening day of the 2019 NCCAA National Championships, Grace College’s women’s golf team found itself atop the standings. The Lady Lancers fired a round of 319 at the Hammock Beach Resort’s Ocean Course, nine strokes ahead of second-place Campbellsville. Grace’s round set a new program record for lowest team
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PALM COAST, Fla. – Grace College’s men’s golf team put itself in prime position after the opening round of the NCCAA National Championships. The Lancers combined to fire a 301 to place third in the nine-team field. Grace is just six strokes behind first place Erskine College, the defending NCCAA champions. A pair of Lancers
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