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Next Pastorpedia to Focus on Leading Believers to Maturity in Christ

Officials at CE National have announced that Tom Julien will lead discussion at the June Pastorpedia Live. Pastorpedia Live is for the enrichment and encouragement of pastors, church leadership staff, those considering ministry, or those interested in the local church and its people. Each Pastorpedia Live is held at CE National’s Russell Center in Winona

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Employers, Grace College Students Recognized for Applied Learning and Internship Experiences

Ambassador Enterprises in Fort Wayne, Ind., and Magical Meadows in Warsaw, Ind., were each named Employer of the Year by Grace College for their outstanding contributions to Grace’s applied learning and internship programs. In addition, Grace College junior Paulina Rodgers received the Applied Learning Student of the Year Award while senior Rachel Elsner received the

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Registration for Margins 2016 Meals Now Available

Registration for sponsored meals during Margins 2016 is now available online for those who have already registered. Margins 2016 is the national conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. It will be held will be held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on July 22-25. Click here for more information and to register.

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Margins 2016: Connecting in a Post-Christian World

At the request of Bartley Sawatsky, executive director of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches (FGBC), Paul Klawitter talks about connecting with people in a post-christian world. Paul speaks this summer in Toronto at Margins | 2016, the national conference of the FGBC. Bartley is director of the conference. Margins | 2016 will be held

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Grace Journalism Grad Receives AP Honors

Ben Quiggle, who graduated from Grace College’s journalism program in 2015, received first-place for Enterprise Reporting, Division 3, in the annual Indiana Associated Press Media Editors (APME) contest on Friday, April 15. Quiggle was awarded for a series of articles published in the Marion, Ind., Chronicle-Tribune on tax increment financing and the city’s debt. The

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Grace College Stand Out Accepts Position with Prestigious Law Firm

Grace College’s 2012 President’s Scholarship recipient Drake Darrah will graduate this May with a Bachelor of Science in history and political science and a minor in pre-law. Originally from Buffalo Grove, Ill., Darrah’s full-tuition scholarship to Grace led to a successful college experience which has cumulated in a job offer from a leading Chicago law

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Margins 2016: More Thoughts on Post-Christendom

At the request of Bartley Sawatsky, executive director of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches (FGBC), Paul Klawitter shares more thoughts about doing ministry in a post-christian world. Paul speaks this summer in Toronto at Margins | 2016, the national conference of the FGBC. Bartley is director of the conference. Margins | 2016 will be

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Grace College School of Education Students Present at CEC Convention

Ten Grace College School of Education students pursuing dual licensure in elementary and special education attended and presented at the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) convention in St. Louis April 13-16, 2016. The Council for Exceptional Children is a professional association of educators dedicated to advancing the success of children with exceptionalities. The CEC convention

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In the Margins: If we truly follow Jesus, where will He take us?

Jesus said, “Follow Me.” If we truly follow Jesus, where will He take us? Probably into the margins. Jesus wasn’t forced into the margins. He willingly went there. It was His plan from the beginning. Go to the margins of a marginalized, minority community under the occupation of Rome and change the world. He rejected

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