A story of love in the time of COVID-19, with a Grace College connection, was featured in the Kenosha, Wis., Times last week. A portion of Tyler Kube’s and Lizzie Gilbert’s story is included below. Click here to read the complete article. Love survives COVID-19 obstacles For one young couple with ties to Kenosha County, […]
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The board of directors of Encompass World Partners met in emergency session on Tuesday, April 6, 2020, according to a statement released by David Lawson, president. Among matters discussed and actions taken was the decision to postpone the search for a new Executive Director. The board has requested that Dave Guiles extend his tenure as
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It started as a simple request on a private Facebook page for women in the Winona Lake, Ind., Grace Brethren Church (Bruce Barlow, lead pastor). Anyone else thinking of making unleavened bread for communion? On a side note, does anyone have the WLGBC recipe to make unleavened bread? The families of the church, like many
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How an AD Went Back to School After 20 Years Anthony Amero is every school district’s dream athletic director. His 23 years at Forest Hills demonstrate he is devoted to his school. His back-to-back state titles show his work ethic is unrelenting. His 2018 NFHS NIAAA citation proves he is committed to excellence. And his
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The parents of Charis Fellowship pastor’s wife, Chery Boehm, were featured on a recent news story on WFMJ, Youngstown, Ohio, as the couple prepare to celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary. Chery was interviewed about the event. Click on the link below to view the story. (Word has it that Chery’s husband, Ron, was the cameraman.)
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Chuck Davis, executive director of Caribbean Vision Ministries, a cooperating ministry in the Charis Fellowship, sent three updates this week. We’ve combined them here with one post. Click here for additional information. Just a few days ago Haiti experienced its first coronavirus death and undoubtedly this is just the first of many to follow. The
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How Drew Miller is Using His CACREP Accredited Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling to Make A Difference To say that psychologist and business owner Drew Miller is passionate about helping people find healing and wholeness is an understatement. But how he got there is quite a story. Drew is living proof that sometimes God’s
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Grace College’s men’s soccer team took their final steps on Wednesday, completing a monumental seven-day marathon. The Lancers took turns running for seven consecutive days in shifts, all to raise funds for COVID-19 relief. The event raised over $12,000 as of Wednesday afternoon with more expected to be donated. All of the money will go
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More than 65 English-speaking people from around the world joined via video conferencing on Wednesday morning to pray for God’s grace and wisdom as we meet the challenges of the global pandemic. The prayer time was led by Dave Guiles, executive director of Encompass World Partners, and Tom Avey, coordinator of the Charis Fellowship. Participants included
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Former Charis Fellowship pastor, Chuck Thornton, who now lives in an Alaskan retirement community, was quoted last week in a Peninsula Clarion (Kenai, Alaska) story about the response of senior citizens to the Coronavirus. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Area seniors remain vigilant to new coronavirus
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