Prayer is requested for former Charis Fellowship military chaplain and long-time endorsing agent, John W. Schumacher, Chaplain (Colonel) U.S. Army, Ret. He has had serious health problems beginning with a stroke in October 2020. This past week, he had another one that was worse than before. It affected the left front of his brain and has affected
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Word has been received of the death of Ephraim Blair, son of Bart Blair, who ministered in Charis Fellowship churches in Canada and now works with Assist Church Expansion. Below is the message sent to the Assist family by Mike Jentes, director of operations. It is with deep sadness we share this post from our
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For the first time in recent history, Grace College’s men’s tennis team achieved a national ranking in the NAIA Top 25 Coaches’ Poll. The Lancers, coached by Andy Lewis, landed at No. 20 in the NAIA. It marks Grace’s first Top 25 ranking in the last two decades. The Lancers have been receiving votes since March,
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Anna felt all alone. The husband who had needed her care night and day over the past decade had just passed away. Her own health had deteriorated during that time. Now she was left with no friends, no family nearby, and the huge specter of anxiety and depression hanging over her. The isolation of the
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If you would have told graphic design/English double major Jennie Gold of rural Orrville, Ohio, that she would be teaching English as a second language to middle schoolers in South Korea during a global health pandemic, she would have looked at you like you were crazy. But that’s exactly what happened. As she told the
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Today is January 28. So let me guess….you made some outlandish fitness goals for 2020 like running 10 miles every day, swimming the perimeter of Winona Lake each morning, and free soloing El Capitan by the end of the year. And let me guess…you’ve already failed. We are here to say, no worries. Do you
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Grace College’s Certified Public Accountant (CPA) pass rates are the highest-ranking of all Hoosier institutions in the “first-time, small program” category. The National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) report evaluated the 2019 pass rates of 239 institutions nationwide. Grace ranked first in Indiana and 26th overall. “Our high CPA pass rates have become
Carolina Keegan, a Grace College student from Terre Haute, Ind., is interning with GraceConnect and BMH Books this semester. She is pursuing a degree in Journalism, with minors in creative writing and international communications. When she graduates in May, 2022, she hopes to find employment within the journalism field, magazine editing, or book publishing. While
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It took an impactful elevator ride to lead recent Grace College graduate, Ellie Price, to an unexpected calling as a Child Life Specialist. Learn more about her story below from grace.edu. Price Paves Her Path with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology When people ask me what led me to pursue a bachelor’s degree in psychology,
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Momentum Urban Center, formerly Urban Hope Training Center, welcomed a new director, Andy Michael, at their Philadelphia location in the fall of 2020 following the retirement of former director Ed Lewis. Momentum Urban Center is a cooperative ministry of the Charis Fellowship under the organization Momentum Ministry Partners, formerly CE National. For more than two decades, the
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