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Online Delegates Meeting Looks at Items to be Considered

In a brief online meeting Tuesday night, Charis Fellowship executive director Phil Sparling, incoming fellowship coordinator, Tim Hodge, and assistant executive director, Andrew Saunders walked delegates through issues that will be considered during an official business meeting on August 31, 2021. There were 38 callers logged in, including several churches who had people gathered around

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Conference Leads to New Ministry

“When I look back at the last few months I can’t believe I couldn’t see Him weaving it all together,” said Sarah McMahon, who recently launched a women’s ministry at her church, Western Reserve Grace Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Macedonia, Ohio (Jason Haymaker, lead pastor). Sarah, a former coordinator for the GraceConnect eNews,

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Grace Grad Leads Local Habitat for Humanity Affiliate

A Grace College graduate has taken the helm at Habitat for Humanity of Kosciusko County, according to a report published Friday in the Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Logan Goes From Volunteer, Employee To Director Of Habitat A class project done while a

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Bo and Sam Coolen Selected to Coach Grace College Softball

Grace College is pleased to announce the hiring of Bo Coolen and Sam Coolen to be the co-head coaches for the softball program. The Coolens are migrating from Westcliff University, an NAIA school in Irvine, Calif. Bo served as the associate head coach for Westcliff’s baseball team, and Sam was the associate head coach for Westcliff softball. “We are

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Friends Promote Diversity and Inclusion on Boat Trip

The Ball State Daily News included a story this week about the “Journey for a Cause” trip of Grace College senior Eddie Gill and his friend, Justin Shupe, a Ball State University senior. The trip, from Evansville, Ind., to Navarre, Fla., was designed to promote diversity and inclusion within the boating, fishing and outdoor adventure

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Winona Lake Jazz Festival Welcomes World-Renowned Drummer, Mark Guiliana

The 2021 Winona Lake Jazz Festival will feature Mark Guiliana — recognized as one of the world’s leading drummers — and his jazz quartet from New York. The concert will take place on Saturday, July 24, from 1 to 7 p.m. at Winona Lake Limitless Park, 1598 Park Ave., Winona Lake. Part of the Grace

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Disbro Recognized for Life and Service

Al Disbro, long-time manager of the Winona Lake, Ind., branch of Lake City Bank, and a well-known photographer in his retirement, was recognized Friday during a Hometown Heroes ceremony in Warsaw, Ind. His wife, the late Jo Disbro, worked for the Brethren Missionary Herald Company, for many years. The ceremony was recounted in a story

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Grace College Finance Professor Wins a Top Paper at International Conference

Assistant Professor of Finance at Grace College Dr. Ken McEwan recently presented his research paper, “Financial Impact of Using EUR Call Options to Hedge Accounts Receivables,” at the annual International Conference on Business and Economic Development hosted by the Centre for Business and Economic Research (CBER). The paper won second place out of 80 papers

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