Former Grace College Dean of Enrollment and faculty member Ron Henry was recently honored with a lifetime achievement award by the North American Coalition for Christian Admissions Professionals (NACCAP). Henry served Grace College for over 50 years in various positions and played an integral part in creating the NACCAP organization over 40 years ago. Henry […]
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For the past several years, Dr. Christy Hill has traveled the U.S. to teach leadership classes for women. Her work is evidence of a successful partnership between Grace Theological Seminary, where Dr. Hill is a faculty member, and Women of Grace USA, the women’s ministry organization of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches. The classes
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Each year, Grace College and Seminary honors faculty and staff who have served the college for five years, and again every five years thereafter. This year, the school honored 23 members of the college and seminary at their annual luncheon. First-time honorees included Mike Alejado, assistant volleyball coach; Chad Briscoe, athletic director; Dr. Nate Bosch,
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The children of late Christian writer, editor, and filmmaker Ken Anderson (1917-2006) recently presented Grace College’s Winona History Center with hundreds of documents, letters, and artifacts related to the life and ministry of Anderson and his wife, Doris. “These materials are a perfect fit for the History Center,” commented director Jared Burkholder. “Anderson’s work was
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Operation Barnabas (OB), the annual summer discipleship program for teens sponsored by CE National, kicks off this week in Waldorf, Md. This week, the teens are in orientation at the Grace Brethren Church in Waldorf, Md. (Bill Walker, pastor), then they will split into two teams—one traveling to the northeast U.S. and one to Florida—for
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The Grace College athletic website www.GCLancers.com earned three national top-10 awards at this week’s NAIA-SIDA National Convention. The newly redesigned website was launched less than a year ago in June 2013. At the national convention in Orlando, Fla., Grace’s athletic website tied for 10th place in the “Outsourced Websites” contest and was tops among the Crossroads League
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Grace’s softball team earned a plethora of postseason awards after the 2014 season, highlighted by All-American Brooke Shell. Shell was named NCCAA First Team All-American and honorable mention NAIA All-American after an outstanding season. She set three single-season records in 2014, including the most hits (94), most runs (64) and most stolen bases (38) in
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BMH Books author, Hannah Estabrook (she co-authored Beyond Desolate with Tammy Schultz), is featured this week on the MTL Magazine blog. A portion of the post appears below. Click here to read the complete article. The Dirge Before the Dance: Learning to Lament Child Sexual Abuse It’s an odd thing. Jesus wept. Job wept. David
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A story on the online news site, Stacey Page Online, details a new initiative that include support from Grace College’s Center for Lakes & Streams (Winona Lake, Ind.). A portion of the story appears below. Click here for the complete article. New Initiative Promotes Clean Water The Tippecanoe Watershed Foundation announces a new partnership for clean
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Capt. Pete Stone, Grace Brethren chaplain in the U.S. Army, recently sent a reminder of why we pray for our military chaplains—who often have seemingly unintentional conversations that have eternal results. Chaplain Stone (pictured at right with his wife, Monica), serves with the 1-160th SOAR (A) located at Ft. Campbell, Ky. He will soon be
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