The 2017 season for the baseball team at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., is brimming with hope and experience. The Lancers, under interim head coach Cam Screeton, are transforming their collective mindset this year and are ready to start a new winning tradition this spring. Screeton has preached the word “compete” to his team in […]
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Prayer is requested for former Grace Brethren pastor and retired Navy chaplain, Jack Galle. He will be having surgery tomorrow at Hershey Medical Center. Below is information from Jack and shared with his permission. Jack currently serves as a Veteran’s Affairs Chaplain in Lebanon, Pa. “I had acute pancreatitis the end of October (2016). A
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Chaplain (Col.) John Schumacher, U.S. Army, Retired, endorsing agent for the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, was recognized last week by the Fellowship Council as they met in Seal Beach, Calif. He was presented a glass plate engraved with the Eagle Commission logo. The Eagle Commission provides support and encouragement to Grace Brethren chaplains. His
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At theodysseyonline.com, we found a list of fourteen things that Grace students say sometime during their time on campus. Compiled by Annalise Elizabeth Larson, they might sound familiar if you spent time on the Winona Lake campus. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. Things every Gracie says at one
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Jurnee Carr, a current student in the Master’s in Nonprofit Management program at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., has a passion for helping animals. In the past ten years – since the young age of 12 – she has developed a thriving foundation to assist animal rescue and welfare organizations. Carr says she believes “the
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The topic of immigration has certainly been at the forefront of cultural and political discussion. What do history, the Bible, and current thought have to say about this hot-button issue? Encompass’ Executive Director Dave Guiles recorded some thoughts on video to share with you. There’s a lot a good information here, so take time to
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Encompass World Partners has received this message from Dr. Augustin Hibaile. Please join us in prayer for our brother, his family, and the people of the Central African Republic. Dear prayer warriors, I just got an email from my wife that Bocaranga, my home town was taken over by rebels this morning and that many
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Dr. Karen Swallow Prior will present this year’s installment of the Lyceum Series on Faith and the Academy at Grace College. The event will take place on Thursday, Feb. 9, at 7 p.m. in Westminster Hall, 105 9th St., Winona Lake. This event is free and open to the public; light refreshments will be served. The Lyceum Series is
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The guiding board for the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches (FGBC), Fellowship Council, is meeting this week at Grace Community Church, Seal Beach, Calif. (Steve Williams, senior pastor). Let by Clancy Cruise, executive director of the FGBC (and pastor of Marysville Grace, a Grace Brethren congregation in Marysville, Ohio), and Tom Avey, Fellowship Coordinator, the
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A story on today’s espn.com is a follow-up to a decision made by Jerod Cherry at Momentum Youth Conference in 2008. As the students raised funds for an orphanage in Thailand, he offered to sell one of three Super Bowl rings with some of the proceeds going toward Asia’s Hope. A portion of the story appears below. Click
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