Damage caused in a Christmas Eve fire on Boracay Island has reached P10 million, according to ABS-CBNNews.com. The fire apparently started in a boarding house and was spread by the wind over the neighborhood. Grace Brethren missionaries Dan and Tori Beaver operate the First Love Ministry Center on Boracay, which was damaged in the fire. According to
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Many of you know Dan and Tori Beaver, who have ministered in the Philippines for many years. A fire in Boracay, where they serve, has destroyed their ministry center. One post reports: AMBULONG BORACAY FIRE December 24,2015 10:32AM ESTIMATED 1 HECTARE, 30-50 HOUSES/COMMERCIAL BUILDING WERE BURNED DOWN BY HUGE FIRE TODAY AT . Below is a
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A new men’s choir at Brethren Christian High School in Huntington Beach, Calif., is featured in today’s Orange County Register. (The school has deep roots in the Grace Brethren movement in Southern California, having begun on Long Beach, Calif., and led by several Grace Brethren pastors.) A portion of the story appears below. Click here
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Brandon Vanderhegghen scored his 1,000th point during Grace College men’s basketball team’s 82-69 win at Menlo on Thursday, December 17. The senior, who joined Logan Irwin as 1,000-point scorers this winter, reached the milestone at the free throw line late in the game and ended the contest with 17 points. The Lancers (10-3), enjoying the warmer
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Now through Feb. 3, 2016, an exhibit by Kim M. Reiff will be on public display at Warsaw City Hall, 102 S. Buffalo St., Warsaw, Ind. Reiff is associate professor of art and design, and department chair of visual, performing and media arts at Grace College. Her artistic pursuits include merging traditional and digital art
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Grace College men’s soccer coach, Matt Hotchkin, is a finalist for the NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Association of America) Coach of the Year. The video below reveals the coaches named 2015 Coaches of the Year by their peers. These honorees will be presented their award Friday, Jan. 15 at the annual NSCAA Awards Banquet, held in
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A book by Grace Theological Seminary faculty member, Matthew Harmon, has been named among The Gospel Coalition’s Top Books of 2015. Harmon’s commentary on Philippians cited as being “evangelical scholarship” at its best. Read the complete list and reviews by clicking here. A portion of the article appears below. BIBLE AND THEOLOGY Winner: Matthew Harmon, Philippians (Mentor) Earlier this
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Grace College’s cross country teams were represented on the NAIA Scholar-Athlete list by Hunter Reedand Katelyn McCullough. Reed, a junior from Eau Claire, Mich., boasts a 3.73 GPA as a social studies education major. McCullough, a junior from Diamond, Ohio, has a 3.76 GPA as a entrepreneurial management major. In order to be nominated by an institution’s
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Grace College’s softball team will have a series of coaching changes, beginning this spring. Jay Johnson, an assistant coach for the Lady Lancers, has accepted a position as an assistant coach at NCAA Div. I Elon University (N.C.), starting Dec. 1. His wife Heather Johnson will finish the 2016 season at Grace, serving as an
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Grace College’s men’s soccer team was honored with a number of national and regional awards following a successful 2015 season. The Lancers, celebrating their 50th season of collegiate competition, produced a 14-7-3 record. Matt Hotchkin coached Grace to its most wins in a season since 1983, advancing to the NCCAA National Championships for the third time in
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