Grace College’s women’s golf team wrapped up its 2018-19 season on Tuesday with the final round of the Crossroads League Championship. The Lady Lancers placed sixth overall as a team at Prairie View Golf Club after producing a team total of 345 in the third and final round. Sydney Abbott was a model of consistency in
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Lydia Gard, a 2018 graduate of Grace College, with an English major and journalism minor, has been appointed editor for One Mission Society, headquartered in Greenwood, Indiana. Gard said, “As an editor, I assist OMS’ ministries and missionaries with clearly communicating stories of God’s work around the world.” In the photo, she is holding a
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Two Grace College business students obtained resources to kickstart their business dreams at the seventh Grace College Business Plan Competition on April 10. Emily Anderson, a second-year student double majoring in entrepreneurial management and facility and event management from Coos Bay, Ore., took home $10,000 for Forevergreen Farms, a sustainable Christmas tree rental, while Brookelyn
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BMH Books is doing a bit of spring cleaning at our warehouse and is offering a variety of BMH classic titles at reduced prices. The titles below are available at 60 percent off until May 31, 2019! Simply enter the code SPRING20194 when you check out. The 60 percent off code is good for the print
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The week leading up to Easter is often referred to as “Holy Week.” During this time, many Christians around the world prepare their hearts to remember and celebrate Christ’s death and resurrection through elements of worship, communion, and prayer. As many churches are gearing up for one of the biggest Sundays of the year, we find
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A steward is one who manages another person’s property. As Christians, we know that all we have belongs to God because it is sent to us from His gracious hand. Therefore, we are stewards of God’s possessions, including our children. And somehow, we need to find a way to teach them that same principle as
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An article in TDP, The DePauw newspaper, cites an activity at Grace College as inspiration for an event in Putnam County, Ind., near DePauw University. Students from DePauw will be participating in a Supermarket Sweet to help supply local food pantries, much like students at Grace College do to help in Kosciusko County, Ind. A portion
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[quote align=”center” color=”#999999″] “It is our privilege to serve the Charis Fellowship,” said Ken Seyfert, president and CEO of the Foundation. “By providing affordable mortgage rates, we’ve helped ministries around North America reach their communities with the gospel.” [/quote] Sixty years ago, obtaining the funds to build a church was difficult. When a group wanted
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One of the many ways Jesus connected with those around Him was through sharing a meal together. He would often be found eating inside the homes and at the tables of sinners. One of His last acts of ministry before heading to the cross was what we call the Last Supper (Luke 22:7-23). He invited
Aaron Crabtree, dean of students at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., is quoted in an article about dorm life in The Huntingtonian, the campus newspaper for nearby Huntington College. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Nerdy, quirky, and sporty: HU dorm culture “It’s kind of legendary all around
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