A Grace College graduate who has served as the longtime dean of students at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Dr. Timothy Arens, has been promoted to new leadership role at Moody. Below is part of a release from Moody. Click here to read the complete release. Moody Bible Institute announced today that Dr. Timothy Arens […]
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Barb Wooler, director of crisis response for Encompass World Partners, is in Kathmandu, Nepal, helping with earthquake recovery and exploring ways people in Grace Brethren churches might help. She’s posting updates to her Facebook page. Several posts are below. Friday, May 15 KATHMANDU DIARY, DAY #1: People here are terrified. Most are sleeping outside. Lives
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Word has been receive of the death of Jean Vittum, who with her husband Dave served in the Central African Repubic and the Phillipines. Below is a post sent by Dave to friends and family. After a courageous 27 month battle with primary peritoneal cancer, my soul-mate of 49 years was promoted to her Heavenly
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Grace’s softball team saw its sparkling 2015 season reach a conclusion on Thursday in the 2015 NCCAA World Series. The Lady Lancers (32-27) fell 2-1 in the seventh inning to the No. 1 seed Judson, eliminating Grace from the double-elimination tournament. Thursday’s loss marked the first time since April 3 (34 games) that Grace scored less than three runs. The Lady
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Encompass World Partners has announced efforts to help people impacted by the 7.8 magnitude-earthquake which struck Nepal on April 25, killing, maiming, and scarring the Nepali people in body, soul, and spirit. Tens of thousands have been left homeless. Those fortunate enough to have homes still standing are terrified to return to them as long
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BOTETOURT, Va. – Despite falling into the loser’s bracket of the 2015 NCCAA World Series, Grace’s softball team stayed alive to reach day two of the tournament. After narrowly losing 7-6 to No. 4 Oklahoma Christian in the opening round on Wednesday, the Lady Lancers (32-26) won an elimination game 7-5 against Central Baptist in
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Grace College softball coach, Heather Johnson, and her husband, Jay, were featured in an article in Tuesday’s Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union. She has worked to rebuild the team and this week they are in Botetourt, Va., for the 2015 National Christian College Athletic Association World Series. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete story. (Subscription
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Grace College men’s soccer is set to kick off its historic 50th season in 2015. The Lancers are hoping for a memorable campaign this fall under head coach Matt Hotchkin. Grace currently has 450 wins through its first 49 years of existence, ranking No. 8 among current NAIA men’s soccer programs. CLICK TO VIEW THE 2015
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The Tie That Binds What a difference a day – or a decade – makes! Or does it? This issue, focused on the theme of being mission-minded, went into production as I was thinking about the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Brethren Missionary Herald Co. The organization, which publishes GraceConnect, began with a
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What does it mean to be mission-minded? The Spring issue of GraceConnect magazine explores this that was the second most cited value last year as Grace Brethren pastors and leaders considered what was important to them and their churches. The magazine has been mailed to subscribers and may be read online at Issuu by clicking
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