Two Charis Fellowship organizations are teaming up to provide training for people interested in writing for their publications. GraceConnect, the communications office for the Charis Fellowship, and Women of Grace USA, who provide leadership training and other resources for women of the Fellowship, are hosting a free monthly Writer’s Workshop via Zoom beginning in 2021. […]
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“The best thing we have to offer people in the Fellowship is each other.” Tom Avey, Charis Fellowship coordinator, reflects on the past two decades of serving in this role as he prepares to step down. He highlights the importance of relationships within a Biblical context and how we can love each other with the
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Current Grace College head basketball coach, Scott Moore, his twin brother, Marcus, and and older brother, Matt, are featured in a story posted Friday at the Warsaw, Ind., Times Union. All three were basketball stand-outs at Grace College and have returned to the area to coach. While Scott leads the program at Grace, Matt is
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Grace Theological Seminary received a grant of $1,000,000 from Lilly Endowment Inc. to establish the Charis Collective for Thriving Leaders. The project is funded through Lilly Endowment Inc.’s Thriving Ministry Initiative, an initiative that supports a variety of religious organizations across the nation as they create or strengthen programs that help pastors build relationships with
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Three of Grace College’s men’s tennis players earned ranking in the final Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) poll of the fall season. Max Rozas broke in the top 25 nationally, earning the 22nd spot among all NAIA singles’ players. Rozas was also named the sixth-best player in the East Region. David Sandi and Fabricio Galvan were also recognized in the
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In this edition of Charis Beliefs, Dr. Mark Bowald discusses the doctrine of regeneration, or what happens when we place our faith in Jesus Christ Within the Charis Fellowship, our understanding of the Holy Spirit’s work of regeneration is greatly informed by Jesus’ words to Nicodemus, found in John 3. During this nighttime conversation with
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Grace College elementary and special education major Hannah Rose completed her last day of student teaching on Nov. 20, knowing that only ten days later on Nov. 30, she would begin her full-time teaching career in Indianapolis at Bridgeport Elementary. Rose claims that her ability to take this transition in stride has a lot to
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His question couldn’t have come at a harder time. I had just lost my job and was walking the tightrope of paying the bills but knowing my heart was called to ministry. It felt more hopeless than it was, but at 21, I was convinced God had it out for me. Then, to pour salt
A book by Dr. Matt Harmon, professor of New Testament studies at Grace Theological Seminary, has recently been released. Rebels and Exiles: A Biblical Theology of Sin and Restoration is published by InterVarsity Press. The book traces a common pattern of human rebellion, God’s judgment and the hope of restored relationship throughout Scripture from Genesis
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Car Care Ministry Blesses Community At the beginning of 2020, Grace Community Church in Goshen, Ind. (Jim Brown, lead pastor), launched a car care ministry. Their dream was to use their facilities and skills to bless others. When the church acquired The Lodge, their retreat center in Syracuse, Ind., they began praying and dreaming of
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