“Everybody in society today hears frequently what the church is against. We as a church wanted them to hear what we are for. We are for them, we are for their families, we are for our community because God is for all of those things,” says Matt Plott, former pastor of Rosemont Grace Brethren Church, a […]
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Grace College men’s basketball standout and former assistant coach, Greg Miller, has been named head coach of men’s basketball at Trinity International University. A portion of a news release announcing his appointment appears below. Click here to read the complete story. Greg Miller named new head coach of TIU men’s basketball Greg Miller, who has
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Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., is gearing up for its annual admissions event “Lancer First Look” on Friday, June 28. High school students, transfer students, and their families are invited to see Grace’s beautiful campus and learn about its variety of academic opportunities. The day will begin at 10:30 a.m. in Mount Memorial Hall, 808
A Grace College graduate has been named public information officer for the Warsaw, Ind., police department. Det. Sgt. Bradley J. Kellar is a veteran officer who will represent the department to the public and press. A portion of a story from the Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union appears below. Click here to read the complete article. WPD Names
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Here’s an update from Jay Bell regarding the injury of his wife, Jan. As you’ll recall, she incurred a broken hip last weekend after falling. She had surgery on Monday and is now at Grace Village, Winona Lake, Ind., for rehabilitation. As we were being transferred from KCH (Kosciusko Community Hospital) to Grace Village, the
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Roger Stichter, author of The Principle of Maximums: Living With Enough to Give Away More (BMH Books 2019), is featured on this week’s Grace Story Podcast. He discusses what the principle of maximums is and how his book developed. Click on the image below to watch or download the audio version wherever you subscribe to podcasts.
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When a person’s pay increases, their standard of living often surges. Yet generosity doesn’t follow the same pattern. Giving to churches, mission organizations, or nonprofit agencies stays the same or even wanes. Roger Stichter, author of The Principle of Maximums: Living With Enough to Give Away More, believes it doesn’t have to be that way.
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A Grace College student is asking the question on a recent podcast, The World And Everything In It, as the World Journalism Institute wrapped up in Iowa. John Stonestreet answers questions beginning about 8:30. At 15:34, Brittany, a student a Grace College, asks for advice to making a good decision when voting in 2020. Listen to
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Remembering Those Who Have Served The Eagle Commission serves as a strategic link between the people of Charis Fellowship churches and its military chaplains around the world. As we observe Memorial Day this week, here is a story of how chaplains provide pastoral care and ministry in the midst of difficult situations. LTC Billy Graham
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The Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union on Thursday carried a report on the Northern Indiana Lakes Festival, which was held over Memorial Day weekend and sponsored by The Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams at Grace College. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Northern Ind. Lakes Festival Drew Thousands
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