Urban Hope is launching a FREE one day training and ministry experience for youth groups and teams right in your own community called Day of Hope! It will be held October 10, 2020, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. (ET & PT) Day of Hope will begin with real training designed to give students practical tips to […]
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Cokiesha Bailey Robinson’s southern charm is magnetic. She grew up in Dallas, Texas, with parents who valued tradition, good manners, family and above all else — Jesus. Without fail, she and her siblings arrived promptly at the breakfast table with beds made and teeth brushed for daily devotions. But although Robinson inherited her social graces
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I love the potential represented by a blank piece of paper. It doesn’t take long before my mind starts whirling and my love of words fill the page’s emptiness with strokes of black which artistically paint a picture for my audience. There’s such satisfaction as the blank spaces slowly disappear! I still have days, though,
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Word has been received of the death of Don Bishop, former missionary to Argentina. He served with the Foreign Missionary Society of the Brethren Church (now Encompass World Partners) from 1954 to 1966. Born April 29, 1926 in Ashland, Ohio, Donald Eugene Bishop died peacefully in his sleep while at home on June 17, 2020.
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“During that time in our lives, Janette and I had each been walking with the Lord for approximately 30 years. We knew we could trust Him, however, we were really praying for healing for Melissa,” says Mark Henning, a former Charis Fellowship pastor. Mark is the father of Melissa Camp, who is the subject of the recent film I Still Believe, which documents her journey being married
Lauretta “Letty” Mae Barnhill, 80 years old, of Fredericktown, Ohio, was surrounded and comforted by her family as she went to meet her Savior on August 23, 2020. She is now reunited with her family in Heaven who undoubtedly are rejoicing in seeing her joyous smile that was cherished by all who knew and loved
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Grace College’s women’s basketball team was recognized by the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) thanks to their 3.706 team GPA in 2019-20. Among all NAIA programs, Grace’s 3.706 GPA ranked eighth in the country. When compared with all NAIA and NCAA women’s teams, the Lady Lancers ranked No. 39 as a team. The Lady Lancers
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The Grace College volleyball team is primed for a strong year under sixth-year head coach Katie Van Hofwegen. The Lady Lancers have consistently grown their program’s reputation in a challenging conference under Van Hofwegen, despite the Crossroads League getting seemingly harder each year. In 2019 the league had two teams in the NAIA national quarterfinals, including
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One season ago, Grace’s men’s soccer team was one win short of hoisting a national championship trophy. After losing in the title game of the NCCAA National Championships, the Lancers are hungry to take the next step as a program in 2020. Head coach Arron Patrick, now in his second year at the helm of the
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A student at Grace Brethren High School, Simi Valley, Calif., is participating in an internship hosted by the University of Texas at Austin’s Center for Space Research, according to a report in the Simi Valley Acorn. (Grace Brethren High School is a ministry of Grace Church, Jordan Bakker, senior pastor, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Simi
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