Women of Grace USA has announce the next class in their series for women leaders will be held online. Essentials of Prayer – Covid Edition, will begin Wednesday, May 5, and continue weekly through Wednesday, May 19. Class sessions will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Prayer may be seen as a mystery, because […]
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Grace College awarded $14,000 — an all-time high — to four Grace College students at the ninth annual Grace College Business Plan Competition on April 21. Mitchell Bowen took first place and received $7,000 for his plan, Recollection Project. In second place, Mackenzie DeLong received $5,000 for her business plan for A Rae of Beauty.
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A recent Grace College graduate, Tori Gallagher, is featured on the website of the Albion, Ind., New Era, as she assumes a leadership role at a local community center. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Managing fitness She’s a Fort Wayne native who went to high school
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At the beginning of the pandemic, Scott Feather, pastor of Gateway Grace Community Church a Charis Fellowship congregation in Parkesburg, Pa., began meeting with other ministers in his area for encouragement and conversation about how to handle COVID protocols in their congregations. One result was a partnership with Pastor Tim Rogers at nearby Grace Point
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Several individuals with Charis Fellowship ties will take part in the National Day of Prayer observance next week in Warsaw, Ind. They include Jeff Peck, retired professor of education at Grace College; Craig Snow, Indiana District 18 state representative and member of Winona Lake, Ind., Grace Brethren Church (Kip Cone, lead pastor); and Christy Hill,
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The staff at GROW. (Grace Refuge Outreach Worldwide), a cooperating ministry in the Charis Fellowship, planned to celebrate 10 years of ministry in 2020 with a tour of the U.S. with some of the kids who have thrived because of the ministry. Because of COVID, the tour had to be canceled. “We decided to bring the
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The day started with an early morning phone call from a neighbor who had an emergency and needed help. When I got back, I had a half hour left until my alarm, so I crawled back in bed. Immediately the phone rang again. A friend had to take her child to the hospital and needed
The Eagle Commission newsletter brings updates from several Charis Fellowship military chaplains. Below are those that are included. Click here to read the complete newsletter, including words of encouragement from Mark Penfold, endorser for military chaplains in the Fellowship. Canadian Armed Forces Chaplain Oliver Edwards “A quick update from my posting to the Royal Canadian Air
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In March, the Momentum Urban Center in Philadelphia welcomed its first groups since the pandemic halted operations last spring. The Urban Center is part of Momentum Ministry Partners, a national ministry of the Charis Fellowship, and operates as both an outreach to the Philadelphia area and a training center for church groups. They were also
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Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., is launching a fitness and nutrition concentration for its exercise science major, one of the fastest-growing majors at the institution. Exercise Science Director Christina Walters jumped at the opportunity to add a specialized focus on fitness and nutrition to meet the most common interests of prospective and current students. “The
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