Jim Hines, the former medical missionary to the Central African Republic who also studied at Grace College, lost in a four-way vote to be the Republican candidate for governor of Michigan in this fall’s election. Hines, who is an obstetrician in Saginaw, Mich., took 11 percent of the vote in Tuesday’s primary election, coming up
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The Contemporary Christian Music Festival will take place on Saturday, August 11, from 5 – 9 p.m. at the Village Amphitheatre on Tabernacle Lawn, 801 Park Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Part of the Grace College and Village at Winona Festival of Music, the free, outdoor concert will feature three groups performing a variety of music.
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Late in July, John Shirk, who uses poetry in Chicago to engage people in spiritual conversations, sent out a request. The National Poetry Slam was coming to the city, August 13-18. “There will be about 600 poets from all over the United States, as well as a few from overseas converging on the city to compete.
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Considering participating in Operation Barnabas next year? Operation Barnabas (OB) is a three-week traveling ministry-training experience for high school students and young adults. CE National, the sponsoring organization for the summer ministry, has announced it is taking applications for next year. The early admission deadline is November 14. 2018. It provides an intensive opportunity to
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For many college students, June is a month of relaxation and refocusing. They spend it traveling, on beaches, at bonfires, perhaps the basketball court or pool. Most take a break from school as they work a part-time job or internship. But two Grace College students instead spent their time gaining a valuable certification to add
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In a tangible display of advocacy for community health, the K21 Health Foundation is investing $200,000 into the Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams for expanded research on the lakes and streams of Kosciusko County. The two-year research study focuses on toxins produced by blue-green algae which can be harmful to people and pets. Rich
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Andy Lewis has been named the next head coach for Grace’s men’s tennis team. Lewis served as an assistant coach last season under Larry Schuh. He then assumed the interim head coach title in the spring after Schuh stepped down. “I am excited to be the head coach of Grace men’s tennis team. I hope
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Online Bible Search Engine and Bible Reading Website Celebrates 25th Anniversary Celebrating its 25th anniversary, the world’s most visited Christian website, Bible Gateway (BibleGateway.com; @BibleGateway) has been viewed more than 14 billion times by people using more than one billion devices. “Our mission statement is ‘To honor Christ by equipping people to read and understand
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The Booth Brothers, a renowned Southern Gospel group, will perform a free concert on Sunday, Aug. 5, at 7 p.m. The concert is part of the Grace College and Village at Winona Festival of Music and will take place at the Village Amphitheatre on Tabernacle Lawn, 801 Park Ave., Winona Lake, Ind. Tent seating will
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Donald Shoemaker, chair of the Social Concerns Committee of the Charis Fellowship, has distributed the resolutions that were adopted by delegates at last week’s Access2018 national conference. He notes that resolutions are different from the recently-inaugurated concept of position statements. His clarification is included below. (The resolutions may also be found by clicking here.) Resolutions
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