A person can go to work, do his job well, and go home or he can go to is place of employment, work hard, and engage with people while using God-talk in informal conversations. A person can take a lunch break and eat alone, or he can go to lunch with a co-worker in order
By Steve Rees, Special to ASSIST News Service ESTES PARK, CO (ANS – May 30, 2015) — Disgraced journalists who’ve fabricated, exaggerated and stole content for publication while working in secular media aren’t alone in their disregard for truth-telling. Christian writers fall prey to the same temptations, according to a journalism professor at Grace College and
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A former Grace College student athlete, Karen Friend DeVries, is the subject of a story posted at the Medina, Ohio, Gazette, on Thursday, May 28. DeVries, a Wadsworth, Ohio, native who ran cross country at Grace, will be inducted into the Medina County Sports Hall of Fame next month. While a student at Grace, she was a two-time
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Nine student-athletes on the Grace College track and field team have received the NAIA-Daktronics Scholar-Athlete distinction. The women’s team had seven honorees, good for third-most in the Crossroads League. Jo Boren, Rachel Fehring, Megan Gast, Victoria Gimben, Alicia Hertzler, Heather House and Alexis Nelson comprised the Lady Lancers’ academic winners. On the men’s side, Drew Perrin and Josh Peterson were honored for their academic prowess. To receive NAIA
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From today’s Ink Free News… click here to read the complete article. GRACE COLLEGE COUNSELING PROGRAM PLACES SECOND IN SMALL COLLEGE RANKING Grace College’s undergraduate counseling program recently placed second in the “Top 25 Small Colleges for a Counseling Degree” listing posted this March. Sorted by overall undergraduate graduation rate, Grace’s Bachelor of Science in Counseling and
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Following an outstanding senior campaign, Grace men’s tennis senior Daniel Sanchez has been honored as an NAIA All-American. Sanchez was one of three Crossroads League players to earn a spot on the honorable mention list for NAIA All-American. The Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela, native was Grace’s No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles player all season.
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Here’s a recent report from Barb Wooler, who is in Nepal with Reach Global, along with a post from her Kathmandu Diary. If you’d still like to give to providing homes or community centers for the people who have been impacted by the recent earthquakes, click here. For up-to-date news from Barb, follow her Facebook page,
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The new book detailing the history of Grace College and Theological Seminary, Becoming Grace, is now available. Co-edited by Grace professors Jared Burkholder and Mark M. Norris, it celebrates 75 years of higher eduction and is focused on broad academic conversations that explores the developments of the schools in an era of change and in a fresh light. Each
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At the time of this story by Amy Guerena, published in two installments in the last 1959 and first 1960 editions of the Brethren Missionary Herald, Phillip Guerena was a senior in Grace Seminary, looking forward to missionary service In Mexico. He and his wife, Amy, and their baby daughter spent the summer of 1958 in Mexico, where they
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A long-awaited announcement that Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., will sponsor the charter of a southern Indiana school district was made this week. Below is a clip and a portion of an article from mywabashvalley.com that reports the announcement. Click here to read the complete article. Dugger Community Schools Get Charter Dugger Union and Grace
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