A historic season for Grace College’s men’s tennis team came to an end on Wednesday. The Lancers fell 4-0 to No. 1 Georgia Gwinnett in the second round of the NAIA National Championships, ending No. 16 Grace’s season with a sterling 26-6 record. The Grizzlies are winners of six straight NAIA national championships, giving Grace […]
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Grace College’s baseball team picked up four postseason awards from the Crossroads League this week. Patrick Danforth, Jake Decker and Chris Griffin were all honorable mention for All-League, and Sam Newkirk was named to the 11-player Gold Glove Team. Danforth led Grace offensively with a .326 batting average as a freshman. He had 42 hits in 43 games, adding 6 doubles,
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Five members of Grace’s men’s soccer team were given national awards from the NAIA and NCCAA after the Lancers’ memorable season. Arron Patrick was named the NCCAA National Coach of the Year after leading Grace to the 2020 NCCAA national championship. It was the first national championship in program history as Grace beat Bethel 4-0 in
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Sacia Hanson was raised in Boulder, Colorado, and attended an elite boarding school in Faribault, Minnesota. She did not grow up in a Christian home. In fact, most of her time was split between her mom and her dad who got divorced when she was two. For so many reasons, it doesn’t make sense that
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The following is one of the 2021 Graduation addresses given by the beloved professor of the Grace College online master’s of nonprofit management program, Dr. Steve Grill. If I promise you that you won’t be graded, will you take one last pop quiz at Grace? In January of 2020 (16 months ago), how many of you had
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Grace College is reporting the tragic death of the father of student, Hannah Oberheim. Officer Chris Oberheim was killed in the line of duty on Wednesday in Champaign, Ill. A portion of a story from WAND, channel 17, appears below. Click here to read the complete story. ‘He was a hero’: Fallen Champaign officer Chris Oberheim
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“Behind every great man there’s a great woman.” For the past 23 years Tom Avey has served as the Charis Fellowship Coordinator. His responsibilities have included coordinating activities such as conferences, but also he has focused on networking people and churches within the Charis movement. As he approaches retirement this summer, we thought it would
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A post at the VC Star site notes that Grace Brethren High School, Simi Valley, Calif., has hired a new head football coach. (Grace Brethren High is a ministry of Grace Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Simi Valley. Jordan Bakker is the senior pastor). A portion of the VC Star story appears below. Click
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Nancy Zellner, the widow of Warren Zellner, who once served with the Brethren Architectural Service, died on Monday in Warsaw, Ind. She was also the sister of Ed Lewis, the former president of CE National (now Momentum Ministry Partners). Her obituary appears below. Nancy May Zellner formerly of Winona Lake, Indiana went home to be
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Grace Refuge Operation Worldwide (GROW), a cooperating ministry in the Charis Fellowship, works in Southeast Asia to rescue at-risk children. The organization sponsors a home in Thailand that provides housing, care, and education for kids experiencing neglect, abuse, and poverty. Executive Director Jeana Harley, member at Grace Church in Wooster, Ohio (Nick Cleveland, senior pastor),
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