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Network Addresses Tangible Needs

Jason Weimer is the director of the Transformation Works Network for Encompass World Partners. This team is engaged in addressing tangible needs through works of compassion, justice, and business, for physical and spiritual transformation. In this newly-released video, Jason, who lives and works in Thailand, shares more about the Transformation Works Network. Pray for wisdom, time, […]

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Unique Gifts Available at Grace’s Night Market

Grace College and Seminary students welcome the public to join them at “Night Market” from 2 p.m. – 9 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 4  at Winona Heritage Room (formerly Rodeheaver Auditorium), 901 Park Ave, Winona Lake, Ind. Night Market is an alternative Christmas shopping experience in a market environment. A variety of craft vendors, local businesses and

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Grace’s Maiden NAIA Trip Ended by Westmont

The first appearance by the Grace College women’s soccer team at the NAIA National Championships ended on Monday, falling to No. 8 Westmont 2-0. The five-time NAIA champions netted twice in 40 seconds to take down the Lady Lancers in the “Sweet Sixteen” of the tournament. Westmont started stronger offensively in the first half. The

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Support GraceConnect on #GivingTuesday

GraceConnect is joining the national day of generosity on December 1 — #GivingTuesday. GivingTuesday is designed to harness the collective power of a unique blend of partners—charities, families, businesses, and individuals—to transform how people think about, talk about and participate in the giving season. Coinciding with the Thanksgiving Holiday and the kickoff of the holiday shopping season,

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Winona History Center Receives Community Foundation Technology Grant

Grace College and Seminary’s Winona History Center has received a $2,500 grant from the Kosciusko County Community Foundation for implementing media and technology in its museum space in Westminster Hall. The money is being used to produce a short documentary, which will introduce museum patrons to the phases of Winona Lake’s history. According to the

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Both Grace College Soccer Teams in Tournament Play

Grace College’s men’s and women’s soccer teams are headed South for national tournament play. Women’s Soccer has reached the final site of the NAIA National Championships, and Men’s Soccer has qualified for the NCCAA National Championships. Watch the Soccer Championships HQ for updated links, results and more in Grace’s quest for a national title. To see

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Grace Soccer Players Earn Academic All-America Honors

Six members of the Grace College soccer programs have been named to CoSIDA Academic All-America® Teams. From the men’s team, Kyle Hamlin and Robbie Barnhill were named 2015 CoSIDA First Team Academic All-America®. From the women’s team, Abby Schue and Carianne Sobey were named to the 11-player First Team, and Erica Manchess and Mallory Rondeauwere named Second Team. Grace was the only school with two representatives on

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Grace College’s 2015 Supermarket Sweep: “Most Successful”

The fifth-annual event Supermarket Sweep: Give ‘Til You Drop at Grace College was the most successful ever, generating $26,124 in food and products for those in need. The event, held at Warsaw’s Owen’s Supermarket on November 18, was co-sponsored by Mission Point Community Church.  Throughout the day, Grace students, members of Mission Point, and community

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Bowling Green Church Helps With Community Meal

The Grace Brethren Church in Bowling Green, Ohio (Curtis Miller, pastor), is helping provide a community meal on Tuesday. Below is part of a report from the Bowling Green Sentinel-Tribune. Click here to read the complete article. Churches give thanks While Thanksgiving is not a religious holiday, many churches will have services or other observances

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