Dan Schlatter (BS 95) and Marla (Rueck BA 95 MAIM 03) Schlatter have strikingly similar stories of coming to Grace College. They both grew up on the mission field: Dan in Brazil and Marla in Austria; they both came to Grace for its strong education program; and they both needed a school that would accept […]
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In its six years of its existence, the Grace women’s golf program has been very adept at producing firsts: first tournament win, first All-League performer, first NCCAA National Championship, first individual NCCAA All-American and the first NAIA national ranking. Heading into year number seven, Coach Denny Duncan and the Lancers aim to add another first to the list: NAIA
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Grace College announced that Jeff Raymond has accepted a job at Westmont College (Calif.). Raymond will be assuming the role of compliance administrator for the Warriors. He is no stranger to Westmont, however, after working as the school’s first full-time sports information director from 1997-2004. Raymond served as Grace’s track and field coach and assistant athletic director
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Shaelyn Atkins of Bremen, Indiana, graduated from the Bethel University Nursing Program at Grace College in May. Now, she works on the pediatrics floor of Memorial Hospital in South Bend as a registered nurse — half of the floor being cancer patients with no immune systems at their defense in the wake of COVID-19. “The job isn’t
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The Grace College women’s tennis team enters the 2021-22 season on the heals of another stellar campaign. Despite the setbacks and delays caused by COVID, the Lancers tied a school record with 14 wins a year ago and finished third in the Crossroads League for the third straight year. Coach Marcus Moore was voted the NCCAA National
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ABC57 in South Bend, Ind., carries a report about Grace College students returning to classes. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to view and read the complete story. Grace College students return to class for 2021-22 school year Students at Grace College are returning to the classroom this week, and this school year
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“Keep climbing” could be the rallying cry for the women’s cross-country program in 2021. They took significant steps a year ago, receiving votes in the NAIA polls for the first time in school history and qualifying two individuals for the NAIA championships for the first time since 1985. With the majority of the team returning
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Growth. Development. Maturation. The definition of any of those words is what Coach Jake Poyner hopes describes his men’s cross-country squad. After being one of the youngest teams mentioned in the NAIA polls a year ago, the goal for 2021 is to show continued improvement and establish a place among the elite teams in country. “We’ve been
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Coming off a NCCCA National Championship, a Sweet 16 finish in the NAIA, and a school record for wins in a season, the Lancer men’s tennis team has a tall order in front of them if they want to show improvement in 2021-22. However, with six of their top seven players returning—including three All-Crossroads League
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The disciples Jesus brought with him to the Garden of Gethsemane were unimaginably exhausted. Not only was it after a large meal, but the previous days had been intense with emotional, physical, and spiritual upheaval. When Jesus asked Peter and the sons of Zebedee to sit with him in the garden in Matthew 25, sleep
