Grace College is pleased to announce that Luke Zeller will serve as the banquet speaker for the 2016 NCCAA National Basketball Championships. Zeller will be the keynote speaker at the banquet on Tuesday, March 15. The banquet, held at Warsaw Community Church, starts at 6:30 p.m. Limited tickets for the public are available for $20 […]
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A former prime minister in the Central African Republic, Faustin-Archange Touadera, has won the presidential run-off, it was announced on Saturday. Below is a portion of a story about the election from Saturday’s Reuter’s News Service. Click here to read the complete article. The Grace Brethren have ministered in the C.A.R. for more than 100 years. As
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Grace College’s track and field team achieved four school records and two All-American awards at the NCCAA Indoor National Championships. The meet, held at Indiana Wesleyan on Friday and Saturday, saw Grace place seven events in the top-six in the nation. Jamie Annis and Bennett Parker had top-three finishes to earn All-American status. Annis set
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Grace’s men’s basketball team unveiled the Kessler Endowed Scholarship on Saturday to honor the Lancers’ legendary coach. Over $100,000 has already been donated to the men’s basketball scholarship fund, commemorating the legacy and impact of head coach Jim Kessler. Money has poured in from Kessler’s former players and friends of the program as a surprise
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A Grace College graduate and Lancer Hall of Fame inductee was featured in a news story on San Diego’s Fox 5. Margaret Mauzy, who played basketball, tennis, and softball before graduating from Grace in 1965, joined her sisters, Melody Anderson, and Naoma Clark, for a game of basketball — the first time the three athletes
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Charles Caldwell Ryrie, the dispensationalist scholar and Christian educator best known for the popular study Bible that bears his name, died Tuesday at age 90. Ryrie was the author of more than 50 books and editor of the Ryrie Study Bible, which includes more than 10,000 footnotes by him. In the preface to the original
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Grace College students who achieve high standards of academic excellence are placed on the Dean’s List. Last autumn’s list included nearly 200 students, each of whom was enrolled full-time and earned a grade point average of 3.94 or greater for the semester. In addition, their cumulative grade point average was 3.3 or greater. Click here
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Two recent articles in the Fort Wayne, Ind., News Sentinel, provide an update on elections in the Central African Republic, where a large number of Grace Brethren congregations are located. A portion of the articles appear below. Links are provided to the complete story online. Central African Republic voters seek leader to end chaos February
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Grace College’s men’s basketball senior Brandon Vanderhegghen has been honored on the CoSIDA Academic All-District Team. Vanderhegghen was recognized for both his athletic and academic accomplishments for the prestigious award. The senior guard from Mishawaka, Ind., has a 3.41 GPA as a Business Administration major. He leads Grace in points (16.4 ppg) and steals (1.63 spg)
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CE National is pleased to announce that the MidWest Operation Barnabas team for 2016 will be shepherded by Pastor David Nicodemus, communications pastor at Grace Polaris in Westerville, Ohio. Dave and his wife, Carly, are from Columbus, Ohio, where Dave has served on the Grace Polaris staff for the past 8 1/2 years. Originally from Martinsburg,
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