WINONA LAKE, Ind. – The Grace College volleyball team may have big visions for the 2014 season, but the Lady Lancers are focused on one day at a time this fall. The Andria Harshman-coached spikers clinched their third consecutive 20-win season in 2013, finishing 20-17 and 9-9 in the Crossroads League. While Harshman is hoping for
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Friday night lights took on new meaning last evening on the campus of Grace College. The newly-renovated Miller Field, complete with new stadium lights, bleacher seating, scoreboard, and other updates, was unveiled. The online news site, Stacey Page Online, carries the story, complete with video. A portion of the story appears below. Click here for
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After reaching three straight NCCAA tournaments, the Grace College women’s soccer team, coached by Michael Voss, are eager to make their first NAIA tournament in program history. Voss, the team’s all-time winningest coach, returns most of his starting lineup from last fall, including a trio of All-American winners in juniors Mallory Rondeau and Carianne Sobeyand sophomore Meredith Hollar. Additionally, the
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The Grace College men’s soccer team enters the 2014 season with its most experienced side in coach Matt Hotchkin‘s tenure. The Lancers will be driven by eight seniors who are hungry to end their final seasons in memorable fashion. Excitement is mounting for the upcoming season, thanks in large part to stadium upgrades for the Lancers.
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A 2013 graduate of Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., Nicole Beguin, has died as the result of a traffic accident in South Bend, Ind. The online news site, Stacey Page Online, tells the story. A portion of the article appears below. To read the complete story, click here. Grace College Graduate Dies In Motorcycle Crash Not
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Grace College faculty member, Dr. Nate Bosch, was quoted in a recent article on the online news site, Stacey Page Online. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Research, Trails Program Topics At SLA Meeting “Making Syracuse Lake Clean, Healthy, Safe and Beautiful” was the topic presented by
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Twenty years ago last month, Randy Moomaw began writing songs for vacation Bible school (VBS) at Grace Church, a Grace Brethren church in Wooster, Ohio (Bob Fetterhoff, senior pastor). Moomaw had already worked with the church’s VBS for about five years before he began creating the music. “We did the packaged stuff,” he recalled, “and after a
The ministry of reconciliation is the focus of the 2014-2015 Women’s Spectrum, the annual magazine for Grace Brethren women that is published by Women of Grace USA. Written by Grace Brethren women, the stories in the issue are told with honesty, transparency, and great courage about battles fought and won through the grace of God
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Conference attendees at FellowShift, the 2014 national conference of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, had the opportunity to send greetings to Tom Julien, missionary-statesman, who was not able to attend the conference. At the all-FGBC lunch on Sunday, Tom shared, via video, the history of the Château de Saint Albain, and was also honored
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Twelve of Grace College’s athletic programs received the academic distinction of being NAIA Scholar-Teams for the 2013-14 season. Grace landed two squads in the nation’s top 100 overall for GPA, including women’s soccer and women’s tennis. The women’s soccer team, coached by Michael Voss, led all NAIA women’s soccer programs with a sparkling 3.75 GPA. It
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