Education students at Cedarville University have the opportunity to encourage and coach elementary-age students remotely, thanks to the efforts of a Cedarville grad, Sherri Washburn, who is also a member of Winona Lake, Ind., Grace Brethren Church (Kip Cone, lead pastor). The efforts are detailed in a story on the Cedarville website. A portion appears […]
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As February 2, 1921 dawned over Carnot, Florence was suffering from yet another fever, one that would last unabated for seventy days. Food was still scarce. An active five-year-old, Marguerite required education, constant care, and creative activities to keep her occupied. Once again, promised reinforcements were delayed and one hundred miles still stretched between the
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When Mariah Price was in the fifth grade, she walked starstruck onto Grace College’s campus. She was on a college visit led by a Grace alumnus and the founder of her school. Throughout her visit, Price became more and more overcome by everything she saw and learned about the school, dreaming of one day returning
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If respecting Sean was hard, loving him was harder. From the day we met everything he said was mean, disrespectful, lewd, crude, and rude. He was one of those older gentlemen any decent person would follow around, if only to mutter, “I’m sorry; he shouldn’t have said that” to Sean’s latest victim. There was nothing
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When Lamarr Lark Sr. showed up at Grace College as a freshman, he’d only been a Christian for two months. Providentially, he found himself sitting in Dr. Ron Manahan’s Old Testament class, and Manahan began to disciple Lark. “It’s my fondest memory of Grace because he laid a foundation for me that has enabled me
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Great writing doesn’t just happen. It involves paying attention to detail, knowing what to include, and how best to express it. The March Writers’ Workshop for Charis Fellowship creatives will take a look at self-editing and style guides, plus other tools to help sharpen your wordsmithing. The free workshop will be held at 7 p.m.
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Corey Smith stood in the gas station parking lot on the corner of US 30 and County Road 250 E preparing to make a major life decision. On the hood of his car that night, he signed a letter of intent to play basketball for Coach Jim Kessler and attend Grace College to earn a bachelor of
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On Tuesday evening, Grace College hosted a virtual program, “Conversations on Black Church History,” as part of their Black History Month observances. The event was covered by the Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union. A portion of their report appears below. Click here to read the complete story. Texas Pastor Gives Virtual Program On Black Churches Grace College hosted
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In observance of Black History Month, we are sharing a conversation held last summer with four African-American pastors in the Charis Fellowship. Dave Guiles, executive director at Encompass World Partners, held a roundtable discussion via Zoom on Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the emancipation of those who had been enslaved in the United States. Each man shared his
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Grace College inducted 36 juniors and seniors — its largest-ever group — to the Alpha Chi Honor Society for the 2020-21 academic school year. These high-achieving students have earned the top 10 percent of GPAs across all disciplines at Grace. They join nearly 11,000 students inducted annually into Alpha Chi from across the country. “Alpha
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