Randi Walle

The Social Concerns Committee of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches articulates helpful positions regarding social concerns for Grace Brethren churches and leaders. Because of the decentralized nature of our Fellowship, these statements are typically proposed, revisited and approved as resolutions at the time of our annual national conference each July. Because of the gravity of the Charlottesville incident, the […]

The Grace College golf teams are set to kick off their seasons. Below are two stories from grace.edu about the women’s team, coached by Denny Duncan, and the men’s team, coached by Denny Hepler. Women’s Golf has High Hopes for 2017-18 They are young, they are experienced, and they are ready to conquer the 2017-18 season.

After battling through a myriad of injuries last year, Grace College’s volleyball team is excited to welcome in the 2017 campaign. The Lady Lancers field an experienced roster, led by six seniors who are primed to end their careers on a high note. Grace’s senior class of Kari Feddema, Tori Bontrager, Sara Miller, Naarah Foster, Sierra Smith and Savannah Hartenjoyed a national

Delegates to Access2017, the national conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, approved this resolution on civility during the business meeting. It was among several other resolutions approved, which were presented by the social concerns committee. Click here to read those that were approved. Essential Civility Genuine civility moves past simple politeness or pragmatic concerns and

Transferable Practices for Leadership and Vision is the topic of the next Pastorpedia Live at CE National. Pastor Keith Minier, lead pastor at Grace Fellowship in Pickerington, Ohio, will be the main speaker. Keith will discuss: How to follow-up with people who attend your church so they become faithful and loyal in their attendance. Ways to tie

Encompass World Partners has been seeking people who are interested in being the feet, hands, and voice of Jesus to refugees and immigrants in the UK and Western Asia. Called Hope Teams, the goal is to send two teams of roughly six people to each location for two years. The response to this initiative has

“Through the Iris,” a touring art exhibition showcasing the work of 25 contemporary, professional female visual artists, will open on Monday, August 14. This exceptional, free exhibit will be hosted in the Mount Memorial Art Gallery at Grace College, 200 Seminary Dr., Winona Lake, Ind. The opening reception will be held Friday, September 1, at

Thirty years ago, John and Becky Pappas planted a church in Aalen, Germany, where they continue to serve. Their focus has been largely on developing and mentoring the leaders of the next generation. However, with the emergence of the Refugee Crisis, an additional focus has emerged. Attempting to engage the incoming refugee population, the Pappas