In response to COVID – 19 and its impact, Grace College will reduce the price of its online degrees by an average of 19.5 percent for new students this fall to help make Christian online education an option for all. The tuition reduction will apply to all new, online students for the 2020 fall semester. […]
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Lizzie Gilbert and Tyler Kube have a Grace College love story for the books. From their first date in Westminster Hall to their jaw-dropping engagement — the pair had something special. And what better way to conclude the GC romance than a graduation day wedding right here in Winona Lake with all of their closest
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If you are a graduating senior in college, I’m sure you’re scratching your head right now and asking, what now? Not only has the global pandemic stolen your last semester, but it’s also sent you on a tail-spinning entrance to the job market. The infamous question, “what are you doing after you graduate?” has a new challenge
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“We should take care of our church family first,” says Justin Oren of Grace Polaris Church in Westerville, Ohio (Mike Yoder, lead pastor). “There’s others that probably need it more than we do,” says Justin as he and his wife, Emily, share an idea God put on their hearts for how to help others during the
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The virtual workshop, Emotional First Aid for COVID-19 Times, is being offered for a third time in mid-May. Presented by Barb Wooler, director of Crisis Response at Encompass World Partners and Drew Waggoner, family counselor (Crossroads Counseling Group), workshop will be held 7 to 9 p.m., EDT, Thursday May 14, 2020. (It previously was held on April 14 and April 28.) this
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Editor’s Note: This is excerpted from To Each is Given, by Tim Clothier, which will be released June 2, 2020. To pre-order the book, see bmhbooks.com/shop/to-each-is-given. In the New Testament, we see signs and wonders primarily performed at the hands of the Apostles, while spiritual gifts have been given to all believers within the church.
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Grace College business student Jessica VandenBoom was awarded $11,000 to kickstart her business dreams at the eighth Grace College Business Plan Competition which took place virtually on April 21. VandenBoom, a senior blended degree student from Markle, Ind., will earn a bachelor’s degree in business and an MBA this May. Her winning product, Color by
Yesterday’s Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union carried the announcement that Grace Seminary professor, Dr. Tiberius Rata, will be the keynote speaker for the Kosciusko County, Ind., observance of the National Day of Prayer on May 7. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Tiberius Rata To Be Keynote Speaker For National Day
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“We hope to continue this for many years to come,” says Joy Cornelius, the secretary for Basore Road Grace Brethren Church in Dayton, Ohio (Zach Doppelt, lead pastor). Joy is the spearhead of the church’s outreach ministry, Basore Blesses with Soup. Going into its third year, Basore Blesses with Soup started when the church was a delivery spot for a former meat distribution company. Since the church was a delivery location, they were
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More than 100 Grace College students virtually participated in the annual Mock Interview Event hosted by Grace’s Center for Career Connections April 20-24. Nearly 60 employers from Kosciusko County and beyond met with students online to help them hone their interview skills and give them constructive feedback. “Given our current context, it’s crucial that our
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