The next online discussion hosted by Women of Grace USA will focus on Encouraging Inclusivity and Diversity. It will be held at 1:00 p.m. (EDT), Tuesday, June 16, 2020. The online encounter lead by Tita Leiton from Iglesia Comunal Cristiana in Tampa, Fla., and Ana Carraway from Church at the Well in Towson, Md. The discussion
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An article in the Gwinnett, Ga., Daily Post, profiles Gwinnett native Dan Davis, who now coaches women’s basketball at Grace College. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Gwinnett native, former local coach Dan Davis enjoying life at Grace College Just an afternoon’s drive from Lake Michigan and
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The Grace College School of Education is working to meet the increasing demands of special education. The institution is expanding its elementary education and mild intervention dual licensure program to enable all special education majors to teach preschool through grade twelve starting with its incoming 2020 class. “This license has been an option in the
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Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., has announced new affordability measures for students and a revised fall semester calendar in order to care for its students and their families during the current health crisis. “Lower-income students can attend Grace tuition-free through a combination of federal, state and institutional aid,” said Dr. Mark Pohl, Grace College associate
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“God has been moving us over the last few years toward living life more with Him,” says Rick Hartley, lead pastor of Brookville Grace Church in Brookville, Ohio. “We have struggled to share Jesus because we have tended to ignore Him in our everyday lives, which are full of hurry and noise. The Spirit of
How does one go from a long, apathetic year at a public university to thriving at the best Christian college? Lauren Aten was going through the motions, commuting to a large state school to get a degree in Hospitality Management. She wanted to be at home and found it easier to stay within her comfort
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As leaders and representatives of Charis Fellowship, we affirm our belief in a God who has created all persons in His image and who commands that all persons are to be treated with dignity and respect, regardless of their social, economic, or ethnic background. We grieve the violent and lawless death of George Floyd and
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A story posted today at InkFreeNews announces a new partnership between Ivy Tech Community College and Grace College that allows Ivy Tech students to complete a bachelor’s degree in elementary education. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Ivy Tech Partners With Grace College For Elementary Education Transfer Program
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Dr. Bill Katip, president of Grace College and Seminary, has issued the following statement: I have been burdened over the past several years to take a more active personal role to be inclusive, understanding and loving–someone who loves all my neighbors in ways that demonstrates the love of Jesus and amplifies what the Word of
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The conversation surrounding spiritual gifts can be confusing. Author and pastor, Timothy Clothier looks to eliminate that frustration in his book, To Each is Given. Clothier is the senior pastor of Waynesboro Grace Brethren Church, Waynesboro, Pa., and has been in full-time pastoral ministry for more than a decade. In To Each is Given, released
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