If there was a high school yearbook category for “Least Likely to End Up a Youth Pastor,” Dan Miller may have been the top candidate. Dan grew up in a loosely charismatic family and floated around in different churches through his early teens. By mid-high school, he quickly went downhill and was fully enraptured by […]
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Duke Heller is a long-time member of Grace Polaris Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Westerville, Ohio (Mike Yoder, lead pastor). He has dedicated much of his life to sharing the Gospel and teaching other believers how to do the same.All Posts He first came to know the Lord as his personal Savior at church
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Changes to the west coast Focus Retreats for Charis Fellowship pastors and ministry leaders have been announced by the Charis Fellowship office. Dates and locations for the Northwest and Southwest retreats had previously been scheduled, but were put on hold as it became apparent facilities might not be available. The Northwest Focus Retreat has just been
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Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., will offer its students three new healthcare degree options this fall. A Master’s in Healthcare Administration (MHA) and a Master’s of Integrative and Functional Medicine will be offered in partnership with John Patrick University of Health and Applied Sciences in South Bend, Indiana. Grace will also introduce a new public
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Grace College’s women’s soccer team earned a plethora of postseason awards from the Crossroads League. Six members of the Lady Lancers’ squad were named to the All-League Team after a strong campaign for Grace. JJ Aalbue, Victoria Lucido and and Lea Moessinger were named First Team All-League. Alexis Larimore, Bethany Blackwood and Sacia Hanson were honorable mention for All-League. The Lady Lancers finished a
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Matt Jennings, Grace College basketball stand-out, is ending his basketball career as he prepares to graduate and enter the workforce, according to a story in the Logansport, Ind., Pharos-Tribune. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Matt Jennings calls it a career Matt Jennings is calling it a
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Have you have ever seen salmon during spawning season? Thousands of salmon struggle against the current to reach their destination of calm pools where they can lay their eggs. In their pursuit of survival they end up fighting against their own kind. This past year I have felt like a salmon. First it was masks
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On March 1, Pastor Mike Tabor at The Happy Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Jackson, Ky., woke to find several feet of water covering the church campus. It surprised everyone when the area received more than 5 inches of rain over the 1–2 inches predicted. Combined with the recently melted snow and ice, the
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Isaac Brown of Grace College’s track and field team was honored by the Crossroads League on Monday. Brown was the league’s Field Athlete of the Week for his high jump performance. Brown continued his stellar season in the high jump, winning the Little State Championships with a leap of 6-feet-9.75. His mark was an “A” qualifier
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Grace College’s men’s soccer team is headed to the NAIA Men’s Soccer National Championships for the third time in program history. Grace earned an at-large bid to the national tournament on Monday under head coach Arron Patrick. The Lancers will begin NAIA play this week with the Opening Round. The 40-team field has been divided into
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