“I deeply love our Charis Fellowship and feel that God has given me a passion to help propel our Fellowship forward in the days ahead,” said new Charis Fellowship Coordinator Tim Hodge. Over the past year Tim has been transitioning into the position as Tom Avey moves into retirement after 23 years faithfully serving in […]
The fall season of writing workshops co-sponsored by GraceConnect and Charis Women kicks off at 7 p.m., EST, on September 2 with Dr. Terry White, presenting from a lifetime of experience in writing and publishing. The topic will be Submitting Articles for Publication. In this workshop we will consider how best to match an article
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What Makes Professors at Grace Unique? Grace College is known for its community. Today, we’re going to focus on the community we foster in the classroom. At GC, you won’t be just another name on the roll-call sheet. Your professors will actively try to get to know you. But instead of telling you this second-hand,
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An end of an era came to a close this week as staff of the Brethren Missionary Herald Company (BMH) vacated their Winona Lake, Ind., offices. BMH is the parent organization of GraceConnect and BMH Books. It is the first time there have not been offices for BMH in the concrete block building at 1104
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Grace College hosted its largest-ever online graduate counseling Residency the first week of August. The tenth annual Residency brought 110 students and seven faculty from across the nation to Grace’s campus in Winona Lake, Ind., for a week. The purpose of the residency is two-fold: to teach important concepts and skills to prepare the students
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Our first few nights as homeowners, I couldn’t sleep a wink. I wasn’t too excited or anxious; nor was I too busy working through my mental to-do list which comes with a new home. No, I couldn’t sleep because our house is right in the middle of a busy railroad and a fire station and hospital and the police headquarters. All
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The Times-Union, Warsaw, Ind., is reporting today that Grace College president, Dr. Bill Katip, is taking a short-term medical leave. A portion of the story is included below. Click here to read the complete article. Grace President Katip To Take Short-Term Medical Leave WINONA LAKE – Grace College and Seminary President Dr. William Katip will
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“They were giving more to me than I was giving to them anytime we went to serve there.” Five years ago, several women from Grace Polaris Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Westerville, Ohio (Mike Yoder, lead pastor), connected with residents in Oakland Park Apartments, a complex in a low-income area of Columbus, Ohio. The
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Grace College’s volleyball team has announced the incoming class for the 2021 season. The future is bright for the Lady Lancers, who are coming off a trip to the NCCAA national semifinals in 2020 under head coach Katie Van Hofwegen. Click here to learn more about the new members of the volleyball team.
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The Grace College athletic department continued to impress in the classroom for the 2020-21 year, achieving a record academic performance. For the fifth straight season, all of Grace’s varsity programs hit their academic mark by achieving a team GPA of 3.00 or greater. As a result, each team will qualify for the NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Team award.
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