Sometime between 1969 and 1970, during my second tour in Vietnam, I met a man who tried to commit suicide at my post in Kontum, located in the northern part of South Vietnam. My ministry was to care for the American military advisors to the Vietnamese forces in the entire province, the largest province in
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The Women’s Leadership Studies classes sponsored by Women of Grace USA and Grace Theological Seminary have been updated and rebranded. Now known as Ignite 31:26, the expanded program has more opportunities for growth and spiritual development than ever before. It is named Ignite 31:26, drawing from the spirit of Proverbs 31:26, which ignited in the
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The new boat that was recently gifted to Grace College received some coverage on Monday in a story broadcast Monday on the South Bend, Ind., television station, WNDU-16 (NBC). A portion of the story, and a link to the video, appears below. Click here to read the complete story. Grace College gifted boat to get students
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Blue-green algae is one of the most notable threats to a lake’s health, as well as to humans and their pets. In Northern Indiana and in lakes across the United States, microcystin, one common toxin produced by blue-green algae, is known to cause harm. Researchers at the Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams are actively
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Grace College will once again offer the Silver Scholars Program this fall semester. Adults 55 and older may audit approved on-campus classes at a reduced rate of $25 per class, much lower than the standard auditing fee. These courses are offered to enrich the lives of both the Silver Scholars and the undergrad students at
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Henrik Söderström, an artist, designer, and idea enthusiast, will present his mixed media artwork on Sept. 13, 2019, during the opening reception for his exhibit, “Dreaming of linear tunnels in the sky, thousands of permanently underground rabbits pushed and prodded the dirt until their feet were sore,” in the Art Gallery of Mount Memorial Hall, 200
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“We want to work together,” Jonathan Carey, the pastor of mobilization and care at Grace Church (Norton, Ohio, Dan Gregory, campus pastor) says as he shares about the city-wide alliance called, “Norton United,” which aims to connect the schools, community, and families in the city of Norton. Since its founding in 1961, the city has
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Oliver Edwards, a former Charis Fellowship pastor who is now serving as a Charis Fellowship chaplain in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), had the opportunity this summer to serve in the Bold Eagle program as a temporary assignment. Bold Eagle is a unique way of engaging indigenous youth in the possibility of a military career, but it
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A story at the online news site, InkFreeNews, features the new Grace College men’s soccer coach, Aaron Patrick. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. All Roads Lead Patrick To Grace Whether one believes in a higher power or not, something was in the works for Arron Patrick
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A year after making history with their first Crossroads League championship, Grace College’s women’s soccer team is gearing up for another title run. The Lady Lancers posted an incredible 20-4-1 record during a storybook 2018 season. Grace hosted an Opening Round match for NAIA Nationals and ended the year ranked No. 16 in the NAIA
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