Cheryl Bremer, chair of the Special Education Department and Assistant Professor of Education at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., was named 2012 Outstanding Professor of the Year by the Indiana Council for Exceptional Children (Indiana CEC), an innovative organization concerned with the betterment of all student outcomes. The award recognized her for demonstrating knowledge, skill
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A celebration of student scholarship will be a part of the annual Spring Day of Worship at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind. Students and faculty will come together on March 20 for Communitas, a scholarship forum designed to integrate academic excellence, creative expression, and Christian faith. It will be held at the Orthopedic Capital Center starting at 1
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Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., has handed the reins of the school’s women’s tennis program to Larry Schuh, adding to his current responsibilities as the men’s tennis coach at Grace. Schuh has transformed Grace’s men’s tennis program into an annual contender in the Crossroads League during his tenure. Schuh, in his fifth season as the
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Dr. Gordon Nickel, a specialist on the historic relationship between Islam and Christianity, will be visiting the Grace College campus Friday, March 22, to deliver this year’s Lyceum Lecture on Faith and the Academy. The lecture, “A Christian Response to Global Islam,” will be held at 7:00 p.m. in Westminster Hall on the Grace College
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This spring, three Grace College faculty received promotions in their respective fields. Professor Kim Reiff, Dr. Cheryl Bremer, and Dr. Roger Stichter will take on their new titles in fall of 2013. Kim Reiff, chair of the Art Department, was promoted from Assistant Professor of Art to Associate Professor of Art. She received an MBA from
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BMH author, Dr. Don DeYoung, recently talked about fossils to second graders at the Warsaw (Ind.) Christian School, which is a ministry of Community Grace Brethren Church (Roy Chapin, pastor). A report was included at Stacey Page Online, an online news site. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete story.
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The Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union featured a Valentine’s story about the engagement of retired Grace Brethren pastor Quentin Matthes and Sharon Koser, who both reside at Grace Village. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete story (subscription required). WINONA LAKE – Grace Village Retirement Community residents Quentin Matthes and Sharon
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Heritage Forums, a series of talks celebrating the 75th anniversary of Grace College and Seminary, will hold its second installment on Tuesday, February 19 at 7 p.m. in the east room of Westminster Hall, 105 9th Street. These panels are based on work that a number of Grace College professors, faculty and students, along with
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On February 12, BMH author Kary Oberbrunner (and former staff member at Grace Church, a Grace Brethren congregation in Powell, Ohio, Rick Nuzum, pastor) is launching his latest book, The Deeper Path. To celebrate, he is having a free online book release party where he is giving away more than $5,000 in cash and prizes from some of
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This morning, Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., hosted world champion Ironman and double amputee, Scott Rigsby, for an inspirational talk to kick off Transition Exploration Day. It was reported in the local online news site, Stacey Page Online. A portion appears below. Click here for the complete story. Scott Rigsby, world champion Ironman and double
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