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INSPIRE Is New Name for Association of Grace Brethren Ministers

In a video announcement this morning sent to members and others in the Charis Fellowship, Mark Lingenfelter, president of the Association of Grace Brethren Ministers, revealed a new name and logo for the national network of pastors in the Charis Fellowship. “For almost 125 years a professional organization has existed for pastors in our movement

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Grace College Taps Davis as Women’s Basketball Coach

Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., has announced Dan Davis as the next head coach for the Lady Lancers’ women’s basketball program. Davis is fresh off a successful 10-year stint at Auburn University-Montgomery. As the head women’s basketball coach at AUM, he led the Warhawks to a pair of appearances at the NAIA Division I National Tournament. He

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Cecil O’Dell Reports on Japanese Earthquake

Cecil O’Dell, served with Encompass World Partners in the area of Japanese ministries, has reported on Monday’s earthquake the Osaka, Japan area experienced on Monday. It was a 6.1 (out of 7) magnitude. He requests prayer for Encompass staff and other missionaries living and ministering in the Osaka area. “All of our staff are okay

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A Graduation and a Civil Air Patrol Honor in June Eagle Commission Report

Mark Penfold, Chaplain (Colonel) U.S. Army, retired, the Endorsing Agent, Charis Fellowship/Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, has sent his June report to friends of the Eagle Commission. Updates from the report appear below. For more information on the Eagle Commission, the organization which encourages and supports Charis Fellowship military chaplains, click here. Chaplain (MAJ) Billy

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Three Lancers Honored as Scholar-Athletes

Three Grace College baseball players have been recognized as Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes. Derrick Grass, Cameron Maxwell and Logan Swartzentruber were given Scholar-Athlete distinction for Grace. To receive Scholar-Athlete status, a student-athlete must be an upperclassman and record a GPA of 3.5 or better. To see the complete NAIA list, click here. — from gclancers.com

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Grace Students Reflect on Go Encounter Trip to Italy

A week after spring classes ended, nine Grace College students, along with Professor of Pastoral Studies Dr. Rock LaGioia, and his wife, Kathy, departed for Italy. The six-day trip highlighted the living history of Italy and the connections between modern Christianity’s heritage and the history of Western society, according to student Ethan Horst. “Ancient history

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“Rockin’ with the Symphony” to Precede Fireworks in Winona Lake on June 30

The Symphony of the Lakes returns with the second summer concert of the Grace College and Village of Winona Lake Festival of Music. “Rockin’ with the Symphony” will take place on Saturday, June 30, at 8 p.m. in the park at Winona Lake, Ind., below the outdoor amphitheater. The free outdoor concert will feature hits

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