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A story in the online news site, Stacey Page Online, notes that several women’s soccer players at Grace College have been honored. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Grace Soccer Players Honored WINONA LAKE – After putting the finishing touches on a stellar season, the Grace College

Leaders of national and cooperating ministries that are affiliated with the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches are meeting this week in Columbus, Ohio. Gathered at a north side hotel, the group, led by FGBC executive director, Bartley Sawatsky, gathered Monday evening for dinner then retreated to an adjacent room to meet. Sawatsky, who has been

The Grace College softball team, under head coach Heather Johnson, will be hosting two winter skills clinic on February 8-9. The weekend clinics, both held at Grace’s Gordon Recreation Center in Winona Lake, Ind., feature specialized training from the Lady Lancers’ coaching staff and players. Grace will host its Winter Elite Clinic on Feb. 8

Word has come today of the resignation of the president and the prime minister in the Central African Republic. Continue to pray for the people of this war-torn country. Dave Guiles, executive director of Encompass World Partners announced via Twitter this morning, “Grace Church of Wooster announces $10,000 gift for CAR food aid.” Donations may

ENCOMPASS WORLD PARTNERS is pleased to announce the appointment of Barb Wooler as Director of Emergency Relief Efforts for the Central African Republic. “Barb assumes this responsibility with broad support from the leadership of Encompass, the Grace Brethren community, and our key partners in Africa,” according to Dr. Dave Guiles, executive director. “She has a long track

A tweet from Dr. Dave Guiles, executive director of Encompass World Partners, this morning has announced the appointment of Barb Wooler as Director of Emergency Relief Efforts for the Central African Republic. She will be guiding efforts to place 1,000,000 pounds of food in hands of needy Central Africans over the next 12 months. A long-time missionary

Anticipating a winter storm with deep freeze temperatures, Grace College and Seminary, Winona Lake, Ind., delayed the opening of the second semester of classes this week. This announcement was posted on their website and social media over the weekend. (It was also shared on the GraceConnect Facebook page.) Due to the anticipated severe winter weather,