We went to Maui on our honeymoon, and decided to go snorkeling for first time. As I approached the water, I assumed it would be your typical beach entry. To my surprise, it dropped straight down, like falling into the deep end of a pool! I was caught off guard; however, I was quickly distracted
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“Our God is not confined to one race and He doesn’t express Himself solely to one people group,” says Steven Joyce, pastor of About My Father’s Business in Fort Washington, Md. In the video below, Steven Joyce speaks about diversity in the church and it’s importance in sharing the news of Jesus Christ. “We thank
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The Central Focus retreat for Charis Fellowship pastors and ministry leaders began this afternoon at Deer Creek Lodge in Mount Sterling, Ohio. Sessions are being led by Phil Sparling, executive director of the Charis Fellowship and senior pastor at Auburn Grace Community Church, Auburn, Calif. He is sharing thoughts about biblical relationship. In the first
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The Fall issue of GraceConnect magazine is in the mail. It focuses on the responsibility of the Christian when it comes to voting and being involved in government, whether local, state, or national. It includes an excerpt from The Gospel and the Citizen, a book by Florent Varak and Philippe Viguier, and published by BMH Books.
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Monday’s memorial service for Dr. Homer A. Kent, Jr., former president of Grace College and Seminary who died Wednesday at the age of 94, will be live streamed for those who are unable to attend in person. The service will be at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, October 5, 2020 at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center, 610 Wooster
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Dr. Andrew Zhou, the assistant professor of chemistry at Grace, has a fascinating history as a researcher in the field of nanochemistry. Through nanochemistry, Zhou has worked to develop more efficient batteries to address the greenhouse gas emission problem facing the planet. As a result, he identified copper as a substitute for cobalt in lithium battery materials
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Charis Celebration Sunday and Charis Prayer Walk materials are now available from Encompass World Partners. Follow this link to Fall 2020 Charis Materials. Please note one item on the website is missing and will be posted soon – the full and downloadable pdf that contains all 30 daily prayer sheets for the Charis Prayer Walk.
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John Marhefka recognizes that he is an anomaly. “I like to talk a lot and I’m a scientist,” he explained. This realization led Marhefka, one of the first-ever Grace College chemistry graduates, down a long road of questions his senior year of college. Questions like, “What can you do with a chemistry major?” and “Are
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Grace College golfer, Lucy Young, picked up a national honor on Monday when she was named the NCCAA National Golfer of the Week. Young was the medalist at last week’s Pure Michigan Invitational. She carded a two-over 74 in her round at Quail Ridge Golf Club to lead the Lady Lancers to the team victory. The Lady
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CE National is hosting a retirement party for Ed Lewis, who recently stepped down after full-time ministry with the organization for 47 years. Thirty-five of those years he served as the CE National president. He has lived and ministered at the Urban Hope Training Center in Philadelphia, Pa., for the last 10 years of his
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