“Here’s an opportunity to take Jesus into another environment as an extension of local church ministry, to be where they are, to be their chaplain and to be like Jesus in the midst of that context,” says Mark Penfold, Chaplain Ministries Endorsor for the Eagle Commission. The chaplains of the Eagle Commission are called to serve their country […]
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Grace College and Kosciusko County leaders joined the presidents of nine Indiana colleges and universities for a community summit on anti-racism and community safety on Friday, July 10. The summit included dozens of Indiana state, city and civic leaders who met virtually to listen, discuss mutual needs and better understand how to advance the work
Over the past few months, I have uttered the same phrase to myself 100s of times, “Crazy Times!” Much of what we have faced falls into two categories, among others. First, the experiences of the past few months are unprecedented. As one of our national leaders pointed out, “none of us has ever dealt with
Dr. Paulette Sauders’ 55 faithful years of service at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., are being celebrated as she retires this summer. Sauders’ decades of work as a literary guru and trusted professor, colleague and editor have left an indelible mark on the institution. She will be honored with the title of emerita faculty following
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The opportunity for declaring the Gospel of Jesus Christ through Charis Fellowship congregations has never been greater. Because our face-to-face meeting this year has been postponed until 2021, a unique, online gathering will be held Sunday, July 26. We Are One is the largest gathering in the Charis Fellowship’s history and will focus on We
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Ed Lewis, president emeritus at CE National, shares some ideas you can use when you’re sharing Christ with someone: What to do when a person says… But what if I sin? Confess it immediately. (1 John 1:9) But I’m not sure I want to get too involved. You can’t be a part-time Christian. (Luke 9:62)
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Rob McDonald has announced his resignation as the head coach of Grace’s bowling team. McDonald was the first head coach in the program’s history after serving as the girls’ coach at Warsaw Community High School. The bowling program will remain a club sport for the 2020-21 season, keeping with the original plan. “We are very
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The 23rd annual Lancer Golf Classic is set for Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020, at Stonehenge Golf Club in Warsaw, Ind. The event, which is an integral fundraiser for Grace Athletics, is an excellent chance for you to partner with the Lancers to help fund equipment, scholarships and facility upgrades for more than 250 student-athletes on
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Humanities is the study of what it means to be fully human. It encompasses the study of human expression, experience, and flourishing, at both the individual and societal level. So, if you’re looking for a college for humanities, you’ll want to meet the people who will guide you in the pursuit of what is good, beautiful and
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The Crossroads League announced on Monday that Josh Neuhart of Grace College had been named its 2019-20 Sports Information Director of the Year. The award is the second for Neuhart, who recently completed his ninth year as the SID for the Lancers. “We have a tremendous group of Sports Information Directors in the Crossroads League, so it
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