Phoebe A. Boze, who with her husband, Dr. Robert L. Boze, served as short-term medical missionaries to the Central African Republic in 2001 and 2002, has died. (He died in 2005.) The couple were active members of Bethel Brethren Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Berne, Ind. Her obituary appears below. Phoebe A. Boze, 89, of […]
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Wifflefest, the annual sporting event hosted by Southview Grace Brethren Church, Ashland, Ohio, is set to return after an abbreviated version of the tournament was held last year, according to an article in today’s Mansfield, Ohio, News Journal. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Wifflefest returns for
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Linda Edgington, wife of Dr. Tom Edgington, faculty member at Grace College, and the daughter of Donna Walker and the late Dr. William Walker, who helped lead the Grace Brethren medical ministry in the Central African Republic for many years, has died. Dr. Edgington is associate dean of the School of Behavioral Science, where he
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Three students in Grace College’s actuarial science major, Houston Haney, Philip Wertz, and Bret Wilhelmi, were recently recognized for successfully passing preliminary exams required by the Society of Actuaries and the Casualty Actuarial Society to become credentialed actuaries. Haney passed the first three exams, while Wilhelmi and Wertz successfully passed the first two. “These exams
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“We won’t have enough.” I cringed as I muttered the words, my eyes begging the calculator to do the math differently. Our car had just been totaled, and as newlyweds neck-deep in school loans, the prices to repair or replace the car were equally impossible. Peter and I had a second car, but it was
In high school, Amanda Sherman was set on teaching English as a second language in the mission field. But when she discovered the extent of poor education in majority world countries on a mission trip to Honduras, she felt a burden on her heart to explore a different path. That’s when her eyes were opened to
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To cap off her sterling career, Grace College’s softball player, Britney Young, was named an All-American by the NCCAA. Young earned Second Team NCCAA honors after leading the Lady Lancers offensively this season. It marked the first All-American nod of her impressive career. Young graduates as one of the most dangerous hitters in program history. She racked up
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For the first time in school history, Grace College was awarded the NCCAA Presidential Award. Grace President Dr. Bill Katip and Director of Athletics Chad Briscoe were present at the 2021 NCCAA national convention to receive the all-sports award. The Presidential Award is calculated based on team finishes at NCCAA national championship events. Grace had
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A Grace College graduate is among those assuming new roles in the school system in Warsaw, Ind. Kyle Carter is a 2001 Grace College graduate who was named chief technology and analytics officer. A story posted yesterday at the online site for the Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union, shares the details. A portion of it is posted
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Where do we go when we’re a mess? The prodigal son of Luke 15 went from having a lifetime supply of resources to absolutely nothing. He was so impoverished he would have gladly eaten the slops he fed his employer’s swine. Verse 17 quotes him saying, “…I’m dying here of hunger!” People who find themselves
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