Human sex trafficking is a growing epidemic in our country, in our state and yes, even in our community. The nature of this modern-day slavery is that it is performed in secret, often in the dark, and therefore usually goes unnoticed. Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., in partnership with the Bethel College School of Nursing,
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After 42 years and over 1,300 games, Jim Kessler is ready to step down. Kessler announced his plans to retire as the head coach of Grace’s men’s basketball team during a press conference on Monday morning. The legendary coach is currently No. 1 in NAIA Division II among active coaches with over 780 career victories. He has
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A post at victorysportsnetwork.com reports that Grace College’s longtime soccer coach, Matt Hotchkin, has accepted the head men’s soccer coaching position at Bob Jones University, his alma mater. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Grace’s Hotchkin accepts coaching job at Bob Jones University Longtime Grace men’s soccer coach Matt
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Grace Brethren Investment Foundation (GBIF) recently completed an annual audit for the fiscal year 2018, setting a new record net income at $1,705,865. Also, the GBIF board of directors approved a total of more than $745,000 in goodwill contributions to help a variety of Charis Fellowship ministries. “God has once again blessed the GBIF ministry,
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Momentum Youth Conference has announced that Christian rapper Lecrae will be a main session speaker at this summer’s conference. Lecrae Devaughn Moore, or simply Lecrae, is also a songwriter and record producer who performs both as a solo artist and as the leader of a group named ‘116 Clique’. He had a troubled beginning in
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Grace Theological Seminary’s new dean, Dr. Freddy Cardoza, has a surprising heritage. The grandson of a Portuguese immigrant, Cardoza was raised in his earliest years by a single mother in a home with no indoor plumbing in the remote Appalachian hills of Eastern Tennessee. Cardoza and his twin brother, Teddy, were the only minorities within
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Grace College president, Dr. Bill Katip, is the author of an op ed piece about the value of a private college education that is published in today’s Fort Wayne, Ind., Journal Gazette. A portion of the column appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Independent thought: Private colleges prove worth of their public
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Like-minded people come together. That was the idea behind the first Kalahari event. This year was no different; this year it was called ‘Kalahari One.’ The annual winter youth retreat, held at Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, Ohio, from January 5 to January 7, was focused on oneness. Speaker David Nasser articulated the theme at each of the four sessions: Friday night
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The University of Idaho Argonaut carries a story about Connie Whitcomb Rosendahl, the daughter of former Grace Seminary professor, Dr. John Whitcomb who also attended Grace College. (She is also a 1982 graduate of Grace College.) For the last ten years, she has had a cookie business with her daughters. A portion of the story
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Grace College graduate and employee of the school’s Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams, Dugan Julian, is featured in a story on the online newsite, InkFreeNews. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Dugan Julian’s Roller Coaster Life When Warsaw’s Dugan Julian says he has an “insanely busy life,”
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