From the Grace College blog: Dr. Jared Burkholder, history professor and chair of the Department of History and Political Science at Grace has put together some thoughts to share with us to help us learn, reflect and humble ourselves in the observance of Juneteenth. He explains why Juneteenth Matters … even (or especially so) at Predominately White Institutions. […]
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Women of Grace USA has announced the last two online sessions for June — Why We Need Theology (on June 23) and Acknowledging Our Pain Biblically (on June 30). The sessions, which are part of their Thriving in the Pandemic and Beyond series, are free, but registration is requested. Each begins at 1 p.m. (EDT). June 23, 2020
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Want to make a difference in kid’s lives? It starts with prayer. The folks at CE National have several suggestions for how to pray for children. That they will know Christ as Savior early in life (Ps 63:1, 1 Tim. 3:15) That they will have a hatred for sin (Ps. 97:10) That they will be
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I don’t want to brag but I am an expert on being oblivious. It is human nature to be self consumed and society encourages it. Being oblivious feels comfortable. I was so oblivious I was oblivious to being oblivious. For years in my oblivion, I was running the show in my Christian walk. I believed I was
Word has been received of the death of James Smals, a Charis Fellowship ordained elder who was a member of First Brethren Church, Buena Vista, Va. (Michael Hamilton, pastor). His obituary appears below. James Russel Smals, 89, of Buena Vista, Va., died Friday, June 12, 2020. Born May 10, 1931, in Rockbridge County, he was
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As the coronavirus pandemic began to hit Philadelphia and its suburbs, some of the local food banks closed and schools stopped providing free lunches for kids. Jane Reagan, who is a part of Penn Valley Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in suburban Telford, Pa., stepped in to help meet a need in the community while
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The Grace College Exercise Science Program recently purchased a COSMED VO2 max machine, taking the program to the next level. The exercise science major at Grace has seen steady growth for the past few years and anticipates record enrollment in the fall. Christina Walters, Exercise Science director, plans to use the technology to enhance students’
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“The need showed up so strongly in our communities that we felt like we had to address it,” says Jeff, lead pastor of Grace Church in Akron, Ohio. The ever-growing heroin epidemic hits home for many people in the United States, particularly in Northeast Ohio. “Ohio is a hotspot, and Northeast Ohio is a super-hotspot
The Deploy program, Grace Theological Seminary’s competency-based theological education program, is featured in the Spring 2020 issue of In Trust magazine, the publication of the In Trust Center for Theological Schools. A portion of the article appears below. Click here to read the complete story. Competency-based theological education: TWO SCHOOLS, LEARNING LESSONS ALONG THE WAY Competency-based
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Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., recently named Doug Baumgardner its vice president of financial affairs and chief financial officer. Baumgardner brings 17 years of finance experience to the role. He most recently served as president of Network Partners Financial Services and prior to that as city president at First Source Bank. He earned his B.S.
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