The online news site, Ink Free News, has noted that Dr. Nate Bosch, director of the Center for Lakes and Streams at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., has received recognition for a paper recently published in the Journal of Great Lake Research in 2015. Below is a portion of the story. Click here to read the complete article. […]
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Today’s online news site, Ink Free News, includes a story about Grace College Professor Cindy Bryan paining a storm drain in front of the Center Park pavilion in Warsaw, Ind. It is part of an art integration project that she will teach next year at the college. A portion of the story appears below. Click
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Four members of Grace’s women’s tennis team were honored as Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes. Sarah Hinkel, Jessica Lokotar, Julia Marsh and Lydia Marsh received the national academic distinction from the NAIA. Grace’s four NAIA Scholar-Athletes were second in the Crossroads League, behind only IWU with five. To receive Scholar-Athlete honors, a student-athlete must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0
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Grace College announces that Katie Van Hofwegen will serve as the next volleyball head coach for the Lady Lancers. Van Hofwegen comes from The University of Virginia-Wise (NCAA Div. II) where she served as the top assistant coach since 2012. She has a wide berth of volleyball experience that spans across the country. Van Hofwegen
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Our attention has been drawn to this post which features a Grace College volleyball player (currently in the Middle East) and her NFL player brother. Kaitlin Kerrigan is with the Grace College volleyball team on a two-week tour of Isreal. Her brother, Ryan, plays for the Washington Redskins. A portion of the story appears below. Click
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From Kay Carver, who formerly served with Encompass World Partners in Chad, has reported that Encompass staff in Chad is safe following several suicide bombings in the country yesterday. Below is what she posted on the Not Alone Crisis Responders page on Facebook and shared here with her permission. Ndjamena Chad , June 15; 9:30am ~
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“When we started praying about moving to Ocala, that became the focus – the move to Ocala,” remembered Ryan Gagnon, who with his wife, Sarah, and their two children, left their long-time home in Sebring, Fla., to help with a Grace Brethren church re-plant in a community more than two hours away. Ryan and Sarah
The C-Span broadcast of the lecture of Grace College history professor, Dr. Jared Burkholder, is now online. In the class, first aired (and recorded) in February, Professor Burkholder talks about the differences between pacifist groups in the American revolution. He argues that application of pacifist principles was far from unified. Even if members of what
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Bruce Brickel, who served as manager of the BMH Print Shop for many years and who oversaw the production of BMH Book projects, the Brethren Missionary Herald magazine, and printing projects for many Grace Brethren organizations, died on Thursday, June 11. Services are June 18, 2015, at the Winona Lake, Ind., Grace Brethren Church. His
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Plans are being made for the next Charis International Leadership Encounter (CILE 2015), which will be held November 2-6 in Bangkok, Thailand. During CILE 2015, key leaders from Grace Brethren churches in their respective countries will meet to discuss matters of common interest and to make plans for cooperation and mutual support. Among the items
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