John Shirk, author of The Sacrificial Poet, who has a spoken word ministry in Chicago, has sent a note about events that have happened in his neighborhood. He recently shared this, as he requested prayer for the situation: By now many of you have probably already seen news reports from Garfield Park. There is no […]
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Grace College and Biola University have lost their challenge to contraception provisions of federal health care reform, otherwise known as Obamacare. A news release from Courthouse News Service details the decision in the Seventh Circuit. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. Christian Schools Lose Obamacare Appeal CHICAGO (CN) –
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Ray Davis joins Grace’s women’s basketball team with a wealth of basketball experience. Davis has coached over 15 years at the high school level in the area, including stints at Argos, Whitko and Warsaw. “I have had the opportunity over many years to be involved with the basketball programs at Grace College. Through my experiences
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The online news site, Ink Free News, has a story this afternoon noting record enrollment at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. Grace College Welcomes Record Enrollment WINONA LAKE — For the fourth year in a row, Grace College and Seminary has achieved
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CE National has announced two events for individuals who are in their later years. The North of 55 ministry exists to initiate and stimulate Bible-centered, mature adult ministries in the local church and encourages them to continue in ministry long into their retirement years. CE National endorses local, day-long conferences called Day Away-North of 55. Two such
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Grace’s men’s golf team may not have a senior on the squad, but the Lancers have their fair share of talent and experience in 2015. The Denny Hepler-coached Lancers are hoping for improved play this year, led by a balanced effort from top to bottom. “Anytime you start something with a clean slate, it’s a
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This Friday, Grace’s women’s golf team will take its first official swing as a collegiate program. The Lady Lancers field a roster of eight freshmen and two upperclassmen for their maiden season. Head coach Denny Duncan admitted the year would be one of adjustments but also one brimming with excitement. “We are starting the year
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Grace College junior volleyball player, Kaitlin Kerrigan, has taken the opportunity again to mimic the signature lunge of her brother, Washington Redskin’s linebacker, Ryan Kerrigan. (She copied the pose during a summer trip to Israel with her team. See that report here.) The Redskins Blog details the story. A portion of the article is included below.
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Grace’s cross country team might be the youngest squad in the Crossroads League this season, but the Lancers refuse to let its youth be a crutch in 2015. Of the 20 runners on the men’s and women’s teams under head coach Jeff Raymond, nine of the student-athletes are freshmen. Additionally, there are no four-year seniors
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Grace College Men’s Tennis: New Faces Lead Lancers in 2015 Grace’s men’s tennis team comes into the 2015 season with a new look. Apart from the squad’s new Nike uniforms, the Lancers will feature several fresh faces in key positions. Head coach Larry Schuh, who has led Grace to two Crossroads League titles since 2012,
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