Dr. Bill Katip, president of Grace College and Theological Seminary, was interviewed this morning by “Pete the Planner” from WIBC in Indianapolis about the college’s innovative financial initiatives. WIBC (93.1 FM) is Indiana’s largest talk radio channel. The interview will be aired at 4:00 p.m. (EDT) on Sunday, October 19. You may listen to it over the […]
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Grace Christian School, a ministry of East Side Grace Brethren Church in Blacklick, Ohio (Chip Heim, pastor), decided to break out of their comfort zone and host Rend Collective, a folk worship band from Northern Ireland, at their school. They had an auditorium with 800 seats, so they thought it would garner a comfortably large attendance. They sold out a month before
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The October e-newsletter for Women of Grace USA was released this morning. Designed especially for the women in the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, it is full of good information that will challenge and encourage anyone! This month’s issue leads off with a “behind the scenes” story of how Melissa Spoelstra’s book, Jeremiah, Daring to
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by Jeff Bogue Nehemiah 3 is where God starts to record those who rebuilt the wall. Nehemiah spaced [the workers] along the wall of Jerusalem; and to my count, somewhere between 55 and 60 groups of people were working on the wall at once. They rebuilt the wall in 52 days. Walls in the ancient
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Dr. Dave Guiles, executive director of Encompass World Partners, will speak tomorrow night (Wednesday, October 15) at Moody Bible Institute’s Mission Conference in Chicago. He will be sharing the story of James Gribble, pioneer Grace Brethren missionary to the Central African Republic, during the general session at 7:00 p.m. Central Time. If you would like to listen, Moody will be live
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Communicators from Grace Brethren churches around Ohio are meeting today at Grace Church, Wooster, Ohio (Bob Fetterhoff, pastor) to learn more about communicating with their local congregations. Led by the staff of Kumveka, the communications partner of Encompass World Partners, the sessions are focusing on how to craft a communications strategy, discovering best practices for
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Dr. John Teevan, executive director of regional initiatives at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., set out to discover the reality behind the slogan: “social justice.” In addition to ancient and church teaching, he discovered that economic justice or redistribution is at the core of this politicized topic. In his new book, Integrated Justice and Equality
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If you’ve ever met members of Last of the Wildmen, a folk/indie band from Fremont, Ohio, you’ll know that they put people first. Even their website description portrays their relational focus: “Last of the Wildmen is a community, it’s a way of life, it’s about every good thing left in this world, it’s about friends coming
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Here’s a sweet story about retired Grace Seminary professor and administrator Dr. Bill Male and his wife, Ella, from the Kosciusko County Community Foundation. It’s one of hard work, determination, and innovation. A portion of it appears below. Click here to read more and to view photos. The Sweet Taste of Desperation – How Sara
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This year, Homecoming events at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., will kick off a month earlier than usual in hopes that good weather will allow a full schedule of events and a true showing of Northern Indiana’s fall colors. A pancake breakfast, 5k run, fall festival/tailgate barbeque, Nocturnal 5 adventure race, and class reunion dinners
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