“For Logan County makes me excited because I get to go out in the community and serve others without expecting anything in return,” says Kenzie Daulton, a member of Bellefontaine Grace Church, in Bellefontaine, Ohio (Daniel O’Kane, lead pastor). “I want to show Jesus to every person I meet in the community, every day.” For […]
Have you heard about the latest club sport at Grace College? Did you know? There are more than 100 lakes and streams in Kosciusko County, Ind. The new bass fishing club will enable Grace College students to enjoy fishing together on the many lakes in our county, and beyond! Tim Ziebarth, executive dean of the School
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Get to know two new Grace College staff that also just so happen to be siblings! The Poyner’s front porch step is precisely 64 steps from the back entrance of the Gordon Health and Wellness Center. The Poyner siblings, Jake, Grace’s Head Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Coach, and Karly, instructor of the Communication Capstone course, grew up knowing Grace College
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Grace Theological Seminary, Winona Lake, Ind., recognized 17 distinguished alumni and friends at the first Seminary Reunion and Award Dinner on Oct. 4. All seminary graduates were invited to enjoy food and fellowship while honoring the first group of Seminary Alumni Award Winners. Each of the men and women awarded has advanced the mission of
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A Grace College graduate, Lauren Moore, has been named to the 2019-20 Educator Advisory Board of the National Institute for Excellence in Teaching (NIET). Lauren is master teacher at West Goshen Elementary School in Goshen, Ind., according to a news release from Goshen Community Schools. In this role she designs and implements weekly professional development
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Grace College Agribusiness senior, Hallie McGlaun wraps up a critical internship for the Kosciusko County Community Foundation It all started with horses. Hallie McGlaun has loved horses since she was three years old. (Check out the picture of her riding her first horse!) She never owned a horse, although her family did live on 11
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During Grace College’s Homecoming weekend, the school held a special banquet to honor the legacy of longtime men’s basketball coach Jim Kessler. The banquet brought back Lancer alumni from every era of Kessler’s 42-year coaching career. The event was held at the Winona Heritage Room. Many of Kessler’s former players had a chance to speak, sharing
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“Before the accident, I considered myself to be a lukewarm Christian, meaning I choose God in my convenience instead of following him 24/7,” says Martin Schiele, a young athlete at Grace College in Winona Lake, Ind.. In this video, Martin shares about how being in a bus accident changed his view of his relationship with God.
Each fall, after students have returned from spending time during the summer on Operation Barnabas teams, OB parents are sent a survey. We ask them to make any suggestions or comments that would be helpful for us to know as we continue the ministry. We also ask parents to share any positive changes they’ve seen
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Once a year, he sits down. All alone. In the middle of an empty basketball arena. Arenas are synonymous with noise, adrenaline and emotion. But in this moment there is none of that. There is quiet; and there is clarity. In that solitude, he asks himself: “Do I want to keep doing this?” The answer
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