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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Three Grace College professors: Dr. Cheryl Bremer, Dr. Kelly Arney, and Pat Park, were recently honored for their outstanding contributions to the institution’s culture of service and academic excellence. Dr. Cheryl Bremer, recently named dean of the School of Education, received the Ronald E. Manahan Award for Service. This award is given to a faculty
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It seems that today’s world is sending the church down a slippery slope, dangerously impacting the approach of making of disciples. Nowhere is this more evident than with youth ministries. An increasingly post-Christian culture needs a reset and reminder of Jesus’ picture of discipleship. In Beyond the Edge of the Water, releasing on July 7
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Operation Barnabas 2020 begins today, July 2, on the campus of CE National in Winona Lake, Ind. Thirty-two students are participating on this high school ministry team of training, discipleship, and community service. The tour will end July 14. The reduced schedule falls in line with the Indiana phased guidelines for opening up the state. The 2020 OB
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Terry White, who served as executive director of the Brethren Missionary Herald Company from 2003-2009, is featured in the July issue of Senior Life, a free newspaper which is distributed in Kosciusko County, Ind. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article (on page 2). ‘History Guy’ helping to
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Recently, I pulled out my mom’s photo album and came upon some family memorabilia. I eagerly shared my recently-discovered treasures with my two sisters. There were recitals, high school plays, charity sports events, school projects, etc. I sent up a brief ‘thank you’ to my parents for all they had poured into our lives. There
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Ed Lewis, CE National’s president emeritus, is beginning a well deserved 8-week sabbatical this month. He will be in Winona Lake helping with our Operation Barnabas team to lead part of the training for orientation. Starting on July 4, Ed will embark on some much-deserved time off. Ed has served with CE National for 47
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“It has been a neat opportunity to see so many people come get things they need and to see our church reach out, even when our church doors have been closed for the last few months,” says Jessy Eagy, a member at Marysville Grace Church in Marysville, Ohio (Clancy Cruise, lead pastor). Jessy manages the
