“I felt like the little drummer boy with ‘no gifts to bring.’” Sam Mylin remembered attending the 1999 Christmas Eve observance at Grace Church at Willow Valley in Lancaster, Pa. (John F. Smith, pastor), with his wife, Kate. “That service was so ‘visual’ with the church family presenting their gifts before our Lord,” he added.
Today’s Stacey Page Online news site reports that Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., has been recognized for its efficiency. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Grace College recently placed in the Regional Midwest Colleges category of an exclusive U.S. News and World Report list, “Weighing the efficiency of Highly
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Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., was recently awarded a $1,000,000 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. as a part of the Endowment’s Initiative to Promote Opportunities through Educational Collaborations. The initiative aims to encourage and enhance efforts to help Indiana college graduates find meaningful employment in the state. “Grace will use the grant to create a
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Do you want to invest your accounting skills in accelerating the Gospel to the least reached? Are you trained and skilled in accounting and financial processes? Encompass World Partners is seeking the right person to join our Finance Team in Atlanta. As Accounts Payable/Payroll Administrator, you would work with our staff to disburse the funds
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A Grace College professor has released a new children’s book. Dr. Don DeYoung, chair of the science and mathematics department and professor of physics at Grace College, held a book signing on Tuesday, December 10 for 77 Fairly Safe Science Activities for Illustrating Bible Lessons. The book, published in September 2013, contains hands-on science activities
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The Grace College School of Business and the Gordon Institute for Enterprise Development are collaborating with the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation to host a FastTrac New Venture class, a 10-week seminar offering key knowledge and resources to small business owners in the community. Taught by school of business faculty who are certified to teach Kauffman
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Prayers are continually needed for the political situation in the Central African Republic. Late last week, Encompass World Partners announced that mission personnel in the C.A.R. would be evacuated as soon as possible. (See Evacuation Orders Issued for CAR.) Barb Wooler, director of Project Hope and Charite, the orphan care ministry in the C.A.R., planned
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The Grace College Women’s Soccer team fell 1-0 in semifinal play this afternoon in the NCCAA national tournament. They lost to Dallas Baptist University during a Friday noon game. “So very proud of the season our Lady Lancer’s put in this year!,” said Grace College President Dr. Bill Katip in a post on Facebook. “They
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Encompass World Partners, the international church planting arm of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, has issued evacuation orders for personnel serving in the Central African Republic (C.A.R.). Dr. Dave Guiles, executive directory, issued the statement below and asked for prayer that the individuals will be able to obtain travel documents, for protection while awaiting
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A story on the Time magazine website this morning details news from the Central African Republic, where many Grace Brethren congregations are located. An item posted yesterday on the Project Hope and Charity Facebook page by Ginger Hock reports that Grace Brethren missionaries Barb Wooler and Doug and Jacquie Jensen are safe at the station and are looking for
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