The 2020 Northwest Focus retreat, originally scheduled for May 18 – 20, 2020, is on-hold. A variety of options are being considered, including postponing, canceling, or conducting an encounter online. This would have been the fifth and final regional gathering of Charis Fellowship pastors and ministry leaders. The previous retreats, held in the midwest, east, southwest, and
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Recent Grace College accounting graduates and future certified public accountants Juliana Romano and Caleb Yoder are investing their talent in northeast Indiana and giving back to the region that gave them so much. A large percentage of Grace’s accounting graduates stay in the area. “In my 20 years of experience, approximately one-fifth of Grace accounting
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Grace College athletic director, Chad Briscoe, recently penned this letter to student-athletes and coaches. (from gclancers.com) Dear Lancer Nation, We began this journey two weeks ago, battling the COVID-19 outbreak through uncharted territory. You have faithfully responded with resiliency and tremendous character in the midst of these extreme changes, which is to be applauded. We use
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The Grace College men’s soccer team is in the middle of their 48-hour run to raise funds to fight the coronavirus. Due to Grace’s campus being emptied due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all runners will participate by themselves in their hometowns. That includes many of Grace’s international players who will run all over the world, including
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Something hard must have been going on in my life March 28, 2012. The other day something I posted that day showed up in my Facebook memories. “He will be the sure foundation for your times, a rich store of salvation and wisdom and knowledge; the fear of the Lord is the key to this
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Do you find yourself wondering what to say to help people struggling to process life during the COVID-19 pandemic? The “Emotional First Aid for Covid-19 Times” virtual workship will equip participants with simple, easy-to-use tools they can use immediately to help people feeling wounded and stressed. The virtual workshop will take place 7 p.m. to 9
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Grace College’s men’s soccer team is planning a run to fight COVID-19. A very long run. The Lancers are organizing a 48-hour run this week in an effort to raise funds for pandemic relief. The event, which starts on Wednesday at noon, will consist of the Lancers running in shifts around the clock until Friday
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“This is also Millie’s family. She has a purpose and a passion in this life to advocate for mental illness,” says Marna Pacheco, a member of Winona Lake Grace Brethren Church in Winona Lake, Ind. (Bruce Barlow, lead pastor). Millie is a fourteen-year-old girl who was adopted from China by the Pacheco family when she was just two years
Tim and Brenda Jank have unquestionably earned the title of “seasoned parents.” Not only are they the parents of their own five kids, Josh (26), Sam (25), Joe (23), Anna (21), and Noah (19), but Tim and Brenda are both executive directors of Christian nonprofit organizations where they respond to the call to love, exhort, and
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Three online Corona Discussions for Charis Fellowship pastors and ministry leaders were well attended and appreciated. Based on the discussion, a follow-up discussion will be held on Tuesday, March 31, 2020. Charis Fellowship Conversation Leading Through Crisis Tue, Mar 31, 2020 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Eastern, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM Pacific Online: https://www.gotomeet.me/tomavey/leading-through-crisis
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