During Wednesday’s weekly press conference at Warsaw (Ind.) City Hall, Dr. Bill Katip, president of Grace College and Seminary, talked about the school’s response to Covid-19. A portion of a report on the event from the Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Grace’s Katip Gives Update On College’s COVID
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Grace College graduate, LeAnne Lavender, is featured on the online news site, Input Fort Wayne, as she talks about the accident that changed she and her husband’s life dramatically. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. ‘Hope after hard things’: Meet an Indiana business born from a motorcycle
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Grace College Akron, a church-centered ministry training program has its share of interesting stories. Sometimes the path to full-time ministry isn’t what you would expect. How does one go from a tattoo artist to a first-year Bachelor of Biblical Studies Major? Read on to find out! Hurt, lost, and broken. This is what once described Veronica
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The Winona Lake, Ind., Grace Brethren Church (Bruce Barlow, lead pastor), is the site of a free back-to-school seminary for teachers and support staff, as reported in Monday’s Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Back-To-School Seminar For Warsaw Educators, Staff Set For Thursday A
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Tim Hodge has been selected to fill the role of Fellowship Coordinator for the Charis Fellowship when Tom Avey steps down. The transition, which will take place over the next year, was announced Tuesday evening during the online business session for the Charis Fellowship, the assumed name of the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches, Inc.
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“We are praying for God to give us favor in this community as well as hearts to be receptive to the gospel,” says Trey Gilmore, the church planting resident of Contrast Church. Contrast Church is a new Charis Fellowship congregation that is being supported by Movement Church in Hilliard, Ohio (Mark Artrip, lead pastor) and
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Grace College nursing graduate Shaelyn Atkins shares that holistic patient care is so much more than just medical attention Shaelyn Atkins graduated from the Bethel University Nursing Program at Grace College in May. Now, she works on the pediatrics floor of Memorial Hospital in South Bend as a registered nurse — half of the floor being cancer
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After 47 years with CE National, Ed Lewis is retiring in September 2020. Sort of. For those who know Ed, the word “retiring” doesn’t seem to fit. The man who has more energy than a dozen teenagers and more enthusiasm than a cheerleading squad can’t possibly sit on the porch and watch grass grow. So,
As a teenager, I hated singing harmony. I strongly disliked not being the first voice people heard in a song. Why do you listen to music, anyway? It’s certainly not for the often repetitive and unnoticed notes sung in the background! Melody is where the strength and the beauty lie, and I wanted to get
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A trio of Grace College tennis players added awards for their work in the classroom. Emily Mast and Carrie Copeland of Grace’s women’s tennis team as well as Pavle Popovic from the men’s side were named NCCAA Scholar-Athletes. The NCCAA recognizes juniors and seniors with a GPA of at least 3.40. All three players experienced tremendous success on the court
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