If you have the opportunity to fly over northern Indiana, make sure to look out the window. In Kosciusko County alone, the landscape is dotted with more than 100 lakes, including the state’s largest and deepest. Fly in a little closer and you can spot Grace College tucked on a rise over Winona Lake. And
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A story at the news site, InkFreeNews, today details how Grace College is dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Grace College President Details Virus Response With the COVID-19 pandemic, schools have made adjustments to keep students healthy while providing in-person instruction. Colleges
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“I have been at this thing called church leadership for 55 years and I don’t think there’s ever been a more difficult time to lead a church than now,” says veteran pastor and church leader, Knute Larson. Check out what he and two Charis Fellowship pastors, Jeff Bogue (Akron, Ohio) and Jim Brown (Goshen, Ind.),
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If you have ever read a mystery novel, you know how each clue tugs at your mind, pulling you into a deeper search to solve the mystery. The clues make so much sense once the mystery is explained! Our experience with mystery-solving helps us identify with the Apostle Paul. As a staunch Jewish leader, he
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This morning, Inspire – Charis Pastors Network released the first of 10 videos that can be used in preparing men for ordination or in various applications within the local church context. The Charis Beliefs Training/Discussion videos were produced in partnership with Grace Theological Seminary. In this first video, Dr. Terry White explains the historical context behind the
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Dr. Krystal Humphreys, assistant professor for Grace College’s online Master of Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, authored three chapters of the new textbook, Career Counseling: Theory, Practice, and Application. “This book is important for counselors because it focuses on the foundation of our profession. A lot of counseling students do not realize the importance of
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At the end of September, 10 members from Cornerstone Community Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation, in Hagerstown, Maryland (Dean Pryor, pastor), traveled to Washington D.C. to participate in a prayer walk. The group was led and organized by Craig Mickel, a Cornerstone member and small group Bible Study teacher. The group started their morning out
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David Schramm of Bristol, Indiana grew up vacationing in the resort town of Winona Lake, Indiana. His grandparents lived 30 minutes north in Syracuse, Indiana, and his trips to visit them would include drives to the Village at Winona for some ice cream at Kelainey’s or candy from Rocket Fizz. And they occasionally stopped by Trailhouse
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After a memorable fall season, Grace College’s men’s tennis team had four members land on the postseason All-Crossroads League Team. Max Rozas, Ramiro Candia, Fabricio Galvan and David Sandi were All-League honorees for the Lancers. The quartet helped Grace to an incredible 12-2 record this fall. The Lancers were 7-1 in the Crossroads League and were runners-up in the regular
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Rachel Harvey was given a national honor on Sunday with the NCCAA’s Dan and Kelly Wood Award. The award serves as the NCCAA’s top honor, recognizing one women’s golf student-athlete who best exemplifies academic excellence, athletic achievement and Christian service. “Rachel’s impact on the team goes far beyond her scoring average,” said Grace head coach Denny Duncan.
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