Two new brochures are now available for local Charis Fellowship churches to use with membership classes, visitor’s centers, guests, and other occasions to reinforce a connection with the Charis Fellowship. They are available at no charge for the cost of shipping and handling. The brochures were produce by the Charis Fellowship office, in partnership with
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The GOAL (Grace Opportunities for Adult Learners) program at Grace College is featured in a story at the online news site, InkFreeNews, this week. A portion of the story, which features Susanna Metzger, is included below. Click here to read the complete story. Stepping Out Of Hard Seasons With Hope In 1995, eighteen-year-old Susanna Metzger
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Hannah Deblois’ parents, Michael (BA 89) and Sue (Herbert BS 88) Deblois, have been ministers most of her life, pastoring a small church in Michigan while also holding down part-time jobs in the school district. “We didn’t always know where the money was going to come from,” remembers Deblois, “but the Lord has always been
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After visiting a slew of colleges in 2011, high school senior, Jamin Parker, decided to attend Grace College. For the Indiana native, offered a full-ride scholarship for academics and athletics, the choice was a no-brainer. While he studied at Grace, he took advantage of the blended program, allowing him to receive a degree in Accounting and an MBA in
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I used to like the game of limbo. In junior high gym class (long before I knew what back pain was) I enjoyed the challenge of bending backward just enough to get my whole body under the bar without touching it. I enjoyed the music and the cheers of the onlookers as slowly but surely
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Phil Sparling, incoming executive director of the Charis Fellowship and pastor of Auburn Grace Community Church, Auburn, Calif., closed the final celebration of Access2019 with a challenge to learn a new dance. He told the story of the three charises, or graces, in Greek culture that pictured three ladies, not looking at each other, holding
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Grace College Associate Professor of Communication Mike Yocum calculates 2019 as his 36th year at Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts in Warsaw, Ind. He has performed almost every summer since 1983. Yocum has been a part of 80 shows, and recently participated in the musical, “Oklahoma!” as Andrew Carnes. Yocum looks forward to other
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Grace College’s cross country team is excited to debut its fall schedule. The Lancers will be running under first year head coach Jake Poyner in 2019. Grace has six regular season meets before plunging into the postseason. The fall season starts with the nearby Manchester Hokum Karem on Aug. 30. Following that meet, Grace will run at
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Grace’s men’s and women’s tennis teams unveiled their 2019 schedules. Both teams play the majority of their schedules in the fall, focusing heavily on the month of September. The squads start the year with the same two opening dates. Grace will play a warmup with the Marian Doubles Tournament in Indianapolis on Aug. 24. The
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Grace’s men’s and women’s golf teams announced their schedules for the upcoming fall season. The programs are coming off a landmark 2018-19, a year which saw both teams qualify for NCCAA Nationals simultaneously for the first time. The teams are planning on a return trip to NCCAAs this fall, held Oct. 21-23 at Hammock Beach
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