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All Revved Up: Seasoned Pastor Returns for M.Div.

Longtime preacher Lonnie Anderson, who graduated from the Master of Divinity (M.Div.) program at Grace Theological Seminary in 2012, is a masterful communicator. Even his stream of consciousness is eloquent. His depth and warmth convey profound truths with an authenticity and humility that need to be experienced in his own voice. As the senior pastor of Mt.

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Grace Grad Authors Young Adult Fiction Trilogy

Grace College graduate and former intern at GraceConnect, Lindsay Schuster, is profiled on the website, BookTrib, after the release of her Young Adult Fiction trilogy, Prosper. A portion of the post is included below. Click here to read the complete profile. (Lindsay interned at GraceConnect in 2019.) Lindsay Schuster Young Adult Fiction  Lindsay Schuster is

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Grace College Invites Public to Virtual Black Church History Event

As part of its programming for Black History Month, Grace College welcomes Aaron Moore, pastor of Adult Ministries at Concord Church in Dallas, Texas, for a virtual event, “Conversations on Black Church History.” The informal interview will be hosted by Dr. Jared Burkholder, director of Grace College’s History and Political Science program. The free event

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Momentum On The Road Dates Announced

Momentum Ministry Partners, the sponsor of Momentum Youth Conference, has announced four special events, in lieu of the week-long conference. Their announcement appears below: Momentum is excited to be coming to four locations this summer in Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania! Although we are disappointed not to be back having a traditional week-long experience this summer, we’re excited

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First-Generation Student Follows His Passion to Lead

“My story starts with family. But I guess everybody’s story starts with family,” said Jalen Williams, a third-year student at Grace College from South Bend, Indiana. Williams grew up as the second oldest of fourteen children. As an older brother to eleven, he always felt called to set a good example for those younger than

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Finding Purpose and Salvation at the Well

In early 2020, Dayne and Ana Carraway moved to the Baltimore, Md., area to plant a church. They were supported by their home church, Grace Brethren Church in Clinton, Md. (Irv Clark, lead pastor), and coached by Assist Church Expansion. As a young boy, Dayne attended a summer camp at Camp Tuk-A-Way, a Charis Fellowship affiliated

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What Do College Students Think About Valentine’s Day?

It’s that time of year. Red and pink decorate every store, restaurant, and classroom. Love letters are written. Candy hearts are given. And secret admirers everywhere can bring their hidden affection to the light. To some, Valentine’s Day is the best day of the year. But ask others, and you’ll hear quite the opposite. Rather

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Grace College Rolls Out New Testing Protocol, Safely Returns Students to Campus

Grace College successfully returned students to campus for the spring semester after rolling out its new testing protocol. Before classes resumed on January 25, students were required to show proof of a negative COVID test prior to arrival. In addition, the school implemented mandatory weekly surveillance testing for all students throughout the spring semester. “The

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