In November, members of Charis Alliance churches from around the globe are joining for a virtual Global Prayer Walk. For 30 days starting November 1, men and women will pray for the Charis churches and ministries of the Alliance located around the world. This is a great activity for church members during social distancing. Each day […]
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Nathan and Jena Wells recently self-published an evangelistic workbook for believers. Nathan is the founder and executive director of SEEDnet, a Charis Fellowship cooperative ministry that plants churches in socially, economically, emotionally, and developmentally oppressed areas. Nathan is an elder at Grace Ranch Church, a Charis Fellowship and SEEDnet church plant, in Ashland, Ohio. Their book, GOSPELING: A
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An article in Monday’s Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union features the work done by Grace College grad, Marc Eckel. He recently completed a mural on a building he owns in downtown Warsaw. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Mural Artist Hopes To Evoke Joy Of Childhood A new mural
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The online news site, InkFreeNews, carried a story yesterday about the efforts of Nate Shipley to raise funds for the widow of his brother, Drew, who died unexpectedly in July. Shipley and five others rode their bicycles round the clock from Kokomo, Ind., to Cape Coral, Fla., earlier this fall to bring awareness to the
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With seeping sores, old clothes, and maybe even missing limbs, no one wanted to be around them. They were not merely ostracized—they were left for dead. They were not only disliked—they were feared. Lepers. The worst curse of the day was to be called a leper. No matter your religious belief, if you contracted leprosy,
Grace College’s women’s golf team wrapped up the 2020 NCCAA National Championships on Wednesday. The Lady Lancers placed third in the field, led by Carolyn Pacocha. The sophomore earned All-American status with her eighth-place finish, completing the week with a scorecard of 71-83-83. Pacocha is the third NCCAA All-American in program history, joining Young and Sydney Abbott.
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If you have the opportunity to fly over northern Indiana, make sure to look out the window. In Kosciusko County alone, the landscape is dotted with more than 100 lakes, including the state’s largest and deepest. Fly in a little closer and you can spot Grace College tucked on a rise over Winona Lake. And
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A story at the news site, InkFreeNews, today details how Grace College is dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Grace College President Details Virus Response With the COVID-19 pandemic, schools have made adjustments to keep students healthy while providing in-person instruction. Colleges
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“I have been at this thing called church leadership for 55 years and I don’t think there’s ever been a more difficult time to lead a church than now,” says veteran pastor and church leader, Knute Larson. Check out what he and two Charis Fellowship pastors, Jeff Bogue (Akron, Ohio) and Jim Brown (Goshen, Ind.),
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If you have ever read a mystery novel, you know how each clue tugs at your mind, pulling you into a deeper search to solve the mystery. The clues make so much sense once the mystery is explained! Our experience with mystery-solving helps us identify with the Apostle Paul. As a staunch Jewish leader, he
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