September 2020

This fall, Grace College welcomes four new faculty members to campus: Dr. David Winyard, associate professor of engineering; Mrs. Heidi Miller, assistant professor of digital marketing; Dr. César Soto, assistant professor of world literature; and Mr. Christopher Moore, assistant professor of actuarial science. Dr. David Winyard, a seasoned engineer with more than 40 years of […]

National ministry leaders in the Charis Fellowship met with Fellowship executives Thursday morning for a time of updates, encouragement, and prayer. Led by executive director Phil Sparling, who also is pastor of Auburn Grace Community Church, Auburn, Calif., they reviewed the results of a recent survey regarding the financial health of congregations in the Fellowship,

The Grace College School of Education is rolling out its new Teacher Technology Training for all education students. Grace has expanded its existing instructional technology program to meet the evolving needs of the field and to equip teachers for remote learning and teaching. “We were already offering our students a technology toolbox which included training

Barb Wooler, who, with Judi Orme, completed a 40-day bicycle ride across the U.S. to benefit the Hand in Hand Schools in Central African Republic, has released a video overview of the coast-to-coast ride. (See below.) The two dipped their rear tires in the Pacific Ocean at Anacortes, Wash., on July 20. On August 30,

On Monday morning, ESPN showcased the inspirational COVID marathon organized by Grace College’s men’s soccer team. ESPN’s show Outside The Lines spent three minutes on the marathon, which the Lancers organized to raise funds for COVID-19 relief efforts. ESPN host Ryan Smith interviewed Grace junior Tyler Brueckman during the three-minute segment. The segment recapped the impact for

Grace College reopened its doors to one of its largest incoming classes in mid-August, and the administration believes the decision to bring them back was the right one. The college reported zero current cases of COVID-19 on September 13 and a total of eight cases among students, faculty and staff since the school year began.