“One of the things I’ve learned in my years as an adult and in my experience in ministry is learning what I am not good at, is perhaps just as beneficial as learning what I am good at,” says Emily Tellez, wife of campus pastor of Grace Church in Atlanta, Ga., Carlos Tellez. In the video […]
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Joene Ladeen Cover, 88, entered the presence of the Lord at 9:17 a.m. on Sunday, September 13, 2020. She passed away at Grace Village Retirement Community in Winona Lake, Ind. She and her twin sister were born on February 16, 1932, in Tulsa, Okla. to Sadie (Stewart) Toon and William Riley Toon. On July 3,
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Grace College has announced the hiring of Ashley Petitt as the head coach for men’s and women’s bowling. Petitt has been involved with bowling throughout her life. She bowled at Shelbyville High School and has been heavily involved in a bowling league since her college years at Grace. “I am very excited to lead this program, helping
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Grace College’s cross country team is filled with youth. But the 2020 Lancers also have high hopes in what could be a very promising fall season. The program is coming off one of its best NCCAA showings ever. The men’s team placed third at the 2019 NCCAA National Championships, tying the best finish in team
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Christian college softball is a unique experience. Any college athlete knows it is difficult to balance college life with practices and games, and Hannah Harless, a 2020 Grace graduate, experienced this first hand. While Hannah’s senior season was snatched away from her due to the pandemic, her time in Christian college softball helped her develop
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Grace College celebrates its 2020 incoming class of 459 students — the second-largest in school history. Despite the uncertainty of an economic recession and global health pandemic, Grace’s incoming class is 13 percent larger than last year and is the most socioeconomically and racially diverse of all time. The new class also brings an impressive
My friend and I rang for the elevator and were relieved to find no one was in it. Playing in the elevator was one of our favorite entertainments through the long weeks aboard the ship taking us to South America. Unexpectedly, my eight-year-old sister dashed around the corner and slipped in right behind us. As
Kierstyn Worthem, a fourth-year Communication major at Grace College, never imagined that she would run the Council of Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) when she applied to Grace. She never fathomed that she would have a groundbreaking internship with Cokiesha Bailey Robinson. And she certainly never dreamed of launching a thriving business from home. But each part of her
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“I really enjoy finding out what people are passionate about and connecting them to ways to fulfill that passion,” says Sarah Heckert, a member of YGBC in York, Pa. (Dustin Godshall, lead pastor). Sarah and her husband, Micah, who is an elder at the church, helped start and lead Embrace York in its beginning years. Embrace York
The anticipation is high as Grace’s men’s and women’s golf teams are readying for their first tournaments of 2020-21. The programs reached new heights last year, but the spring seasons were sadly wiped out due to COVID-19. So 11 months after their last competitive tournament, Grace will hit the links again this month, eager to
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