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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The eyes of the world are on the Central African Republic this week as Pope Francis makes his first visit to this war-torn country. Dr. Augustin Hibaile, a key Grace Brethren leader in the country, reported: “…We pray for God’s miracle in the hearts of our people to bring peace in CAR. Lot of people
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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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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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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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Grace College’s women’s basketball team fell to Roosevelt 80-73 in overtime in the final contest of the Bennigan’s Terry Polston Hoops for Hope on Saturday. The Lady Lancers (4-4) needed a colossal effort to send the overtime, but the Lakers (4-2) poured in 17 points in the extra session to secure the win. Grace struggled
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From the online news site, InkFreeNews: McCullough Makes Historic Run Katelyn McCullough became the second women’s runner at Grace to participate in the NAIA Cross Country National Championships on Saturday. McCullough finished 144th out of 321 runners in the race on Saturday. To view complete race results, click here. “Kate [McCullough] handled being at nationals for
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It was a snowy Saturday in Winona Lake, Ind., as a the first winter storm of the season blanketed the region. But it didn’t stop the Grace College women’s and men’s soccer teams from advancing in tournament play. Below are two stories (and a video) from the online news site, InkFreeNews, reporting on Saturday’s games. The women’s
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Grace College students and Mission Point Community Church in Warsaw, Ind., participated in the fifth annual Supermarket Sweep on Wednesday evening. Here’s a report from the online news site, InkFreeNews. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete story. GRACE STUDENTS ‘SWEEP’ THROUGH LOCAL SUPERMARKET WARSAW — The shelves of Owen’s Market
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The Indiana State Senate has honored Amanda Banks with the Sagamore of the Wabash for serving as State Senator of District 17 during the 2015 legislative session. Banks was recognized for her willingness to fill her husband’s seat while he was deployed to Afghanistan. During her time at the Statehouse, Banks championed legislation aimed at reducing
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