Randi Walle

“How I feel about someone and how I relate to them is my definition of interdependence.” As the East Focus Retreat drew to a close on Wednesday morning, Charis Fellowship Executive Director Phil Sparling shared his view of interdependence. Phil is in his last year of serving in this role and he reflected on how […]

Grace College & Theological Seminary commemorates the inauguration of the institution’s seventh President, Dr. Drew Flamm, with a Presidential Inauguration Ceremony on Friday, November 4, at 10:30 a.m., in the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center, located at 610 Wooster Rd., Winona Lake. The ceremony is open to the public and will also be streamed online here.

In the last 29 years, if you have been a student on Travel Teams, led a Travel Team, or sent a student on one, you certainly know who Sherilyn Rank is. After three decades of faithful service at Momentum Ministry Partners, and working with over 2,000 high school students, Sherilyn is retiring this month from vocational ministry.

“The Fellowship gave me brothers.” Dr. John Teevan, veteran Charis Fellowship pastor and professor at Grace College, closed out the Central Focus Retreat by sharing his view of interdependence. While sharing his life story and ministry experiences, he stated that he always wanted to have a brother and that he is grateful for the connectivity

A version of this story originally appeared in a newsletter from Momentum Ministry Partners. Find more information on their website here. What if there was a practical way for you to deliver the Hope of Jesus and serve others this Christmas season? Momentum Urban Centers are providing an incredible opportunity for you to do just

Encompass World Partners and Assist Church Expansion are in the early stages of collaboration with the Florida Charis Fellowship churches on a response to Hurricane Ian. Your prayers and giving will make a difference in serving and equipping local Charis churches to reach out to their church families and communities as they recover from Ian’s

A version of this story originally appeared in a newsletter from Momentum Ministry Partners. Find more information on their website here. It’s time for high-school students to start applying for Momentum Travel Teams! These traveling ministry-training teams provide an intensive opportunity to equip participants to make a difference in their local churches and communities by focusing

Grace College welcomed its second-largest class this year, 464 new students. The class also happens to be the most culturally diverse in school history, representing 20 different countries. During the first few weeks at Grace, students were introduced to the campus theme this year: “Hope.” This theme will serve as a reminder to students that

Ed Lewis served as the president of Momentum Ministry Partners for decades and left a profound impact on the next generation. He retired from Momentum in 2020 and moved to Hawaii where he continues to serve God through Gospel ministries. Momentum recently announced a scholarship fund in his honor. Eric Miller, executive director of ministry

After welcoming a record incoming class of 471 in the fall of 2021, Grace College knew that a high bar was set for 2022. But this fall, the school set a record in a new category, welcoming 1,307 undergraduate students at the Winona Lake campus – the most in school history. This was a result