Registration for Access2021, the national conference of the Charis Fellowship, is now open. Click here to register. The conference will be held July 27-29, 2021, at Grace Community Church, Goshen, Ind. (Jim Brown, senior pastor). Among the team of main session speakers are: Keith Minier, on Tuesday morning, will speak about The Living Words are Worth Celebrating! George
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“The best way to revise your own work is to pretend that somebody else wrote it.” – Don Roff, author Editing yourself is the key to good writing, but it’s not easy. The May Writers’ Workshop will discuss common writing mistakes that weigh down your work and offer tips for those crucial final edits (yes,
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In 2020 Easter Sunday fell just a few short weeks after the pandemic caused a nation-wide quarantine, forcing most churches to abruptly cancel their Easter plans. With more time to plan this year, churches sought creative ways to connect with their neighbors. Below are a few highlights from churches within the Charis Fellowship. Pray for
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Grace College’s track and field team continued to rewrite the school record book on Saturday. The Lancers set three school records at the George Glass Invitational (held at Taylor) and had a pair of NAIA qualifiers as well. Isaac Brown cleared 6-feet-11 to win the high jump and break his own school record. That height surpassed
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Grace College’s track and field team picked up three national honors on Monday from the NCCAA. Gracious O’Connor, Isaac Brown and John Green were named the NCCAA Student-Athletes of the Week for the Lancers after their performances at the George Glass Invitational. Additionally, O’Connor was named the Crossroads League Women’s Outdoor Athlete of the Week. O’Connor had a part
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Ryan Bowell was always intrigued by the business model of the Grace Brethren Investment Foundation (GBIF). As comptroller and later, chief financial officer, for sister organization Encompass World Partners, he had the opportunity to see first-hand the benefits of the ministry. Encompass had utilized the investment accounts and even had a line of credit with
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Two members of Grace College’s track and field team were selected for a national award on Monday. Isaac Brown was named the NCCAA Men’s Field Athlete of the Week, and Nordia Campbell was the NCCAA Women’s Track Athlete of the Week. Campbell impressed for the Lady Lancers, winning two events at the IWU Polar Bear Invitational. She won the
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Kyannah Stull wrapped up her illustrious career for Grace’s women’s basketball team as an All-American. Stull was an NCCAA Third Team All-American honoree after producing 16.7 points, 3.9 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.8 steals per game. The senior guard wraps up her four-year career with 1,633 points, good for No. 4 all-time in team history. She
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Haden Deaton was honored as an NCCAA First Team All-American to end his career for Grace’s men’s basketball team. Deaton was “Mr. Reliable” for the Lancers throughout his career. The rugged forward did not miss a game, playing in all 126 games throughout his four-year career. He finished with 1,926 career points (15.3 per game average),
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The Grace College Department of Engineering has received a $150,000 grant from the Don Wood Foundation to purchase industrial-grade robotics and update the system controller for its testing frames. These equipment additions and updates will increase the program’s industry relevance and enhance its partnerships with industry experts. The new equipment will be used in classes,
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