The online news site, InkFreeNews, carries a story about Homer Rodeheaver, a former Winona Lake, Ind., resident, who served as musical director for Billy Sunday and led one of the largest gospel music publishing companies in the world. Terry White, faculty member at Grace College who volunteers at the Winona History Center at Grace College,
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“The National Association of Black Social Workers has taken a vehement stand against the placement of Black children in white homes for any reason. We affirm the inviolable position of Black children in Black families where they belong physically, psychologically and culturally in order that they receive the total sense of themselves and develop a
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In a frank talk with students at Momentum Youth Conference on Saturday night, Jeff Bogue challenged them to be resolved to follow Jesus, no matter what the cost. The closing session of the conference was held in the Chapel Auditorium on the campus of Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion, Ind. “My fear for you is
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“I don’t like doing yard work, but it’s not me doing this. It’s God,” said Andrew as he pulled weeds in downtown Marion, Ind. He was part of a team from Norwalk, Calif., and students from Momentum Youth Conference who had spread across north central Indiana on Saturday to perform acts of service at approximately
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Keith Minier started Friday evening’s talk at Momentum Youth Conference by reminiscing about returning from his honeymoon as a 22-year-old in 2001. “I remember walking into our apartment and thinking, ‘I really want to cherish this woman, I really want to lead our family,’” the pastor of Grace Fellowship, Pickerington, Ohio, remembered. “‘But I don’t
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“Authentic resolve is not just verbal, it must be visible,” said C.L. “Shep” Shepherd, addressing the Friday morning main session at Momentum Youth Conference. The former student-athlete and professional football player recounted his growing up years in the ghetto. “I’m proud of where I came from,” he said, “but I hate every minute of the
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The Advance-Leader, Kendallville, Ind., reports that a Grace College student has been named Miss Noble County. Kaylie Warble is studying special education at the Winona Lake, Ind., school. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. Former 4-H contestant named Miss Noble County KENDALLVILLE — Last year was slated to
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Momentum’s student masters of ceremonies, Josiah Shank, Elise White, and Josh Hastings, have a front-row seat to each main session at the week-long youth conference. At each event, they capably handle recaps of the day’s events and introduce the session’s speaker. Each submitted an audition tape to be selected for the role, though Josh admits
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On July 7, 2016, my phone rang; it was my 26-year-old son. With deep emotion in his voice, he struggled to speak as he tried to make sense of the recent police shooting deaths of three black men over the previous three days. “Dad I don’t understand. Why?” he tearfully asked. I had no answers
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Louie Giglio, well-known pastor, author, and speaker, encouraged the Momentum Youth Conference audience Thursday evening to be resolved to know Jesus in the pages of the Word. “A few things are going to have to be true,” he said, holding up a well-worn Bible. “We understand the miracle we hold in our hands. Scripture is
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