Randi Walle

Business Insider Reports on Grace College’s Tuition Plan

Business Insider web site includes a story about Grace College’s plan to make college affordable. A portion of the article, which was posted yesterday (July 21),  appears below. Click here to read the complete story. This college has a creative plan to make tuition cheaper, and it could be a model for other struggling schools […]

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Grace College to Host Suicide Prevention Conference

Grace College will be the site of a suicide prevention conference in late August. A portion of a story about the conference from wndu.com appears below. Click here for the complete article. Statewide suicide prevention conference coming to Grace College A statewide suicide prevention conference is coming to our area next month. Committee organizers announced

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Spiritual Friendship and the Body of Christ

Spiritual friendship provides an important context for relating to God in ever-maturing ways, which gives glory to Him by fulfilling His original purpose for humankind’s creation. It can be defined as a close relationship between two Christians with the purpose of pursuing Christ as they pursue each other. “Ordinary friendships are generally characterized by intimacy,

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Momentum Students “Wrap the Gospel in a Sandwich” for ON MISSION Day of Service

Saturday was filled with excitement as students prepared for a day of ministry to conclude their week at Momentum. David Nasser, campus pastor at Liberty University, spoke during the morning session, reminding students that effective ministry for the Gospel starts with humility and service: “We’re going to get really honest to today, really practical,” Nasser said.

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Students at Momentum Friday are Challenged Follow Jesus, No Matter the Cost

Sean McDowell returned for a third session on Friday Morning to challenge students to count the cost of following Jesus. “40-59 percent of high school Christians disengage from church one they get to college,” he informed the students. “It’s easy to be a Christian at a place like Momentum,” he said. “But the question is:

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Thursday’s Momentum Packed with Opportunities for Giving and Growth

Students at Momentum have shown an outpouring of generosity this week, raising over $18,000 for The National Youth Project offering. The money raised will be given towards the ministries of CPR-3, and Urban Hope, as well as Momentum scholarships for future students, and ON MISSION outreach initiatives going on this week. These initiatives give youth

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Momentum Impacts Local Community

Momentum Youth Conference was featured in Thursday’s Marion, Ind., Chronicle-Tribune. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article (subscription required). Youth conference becomes a community presence All throughout Marion on Wednesday afternoon, high school-aged volunteers were hard at work in parks, local schools and community organizations. The volunteers are

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250 Young People Make Decisions to Follow Jesus at Wednesday Momentum

After hearing from Clayton King, founder and president of Crossroads Worldwide/Clayton King Ministries, over 250 young people said “yes” to following Jesus during the Momentum Youth Conference Wednesday morning session. “This is a holy moment,” said King as students poured into the aisles and down to the front, publicly showing their commitment to follow Jesus.

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