To say the 48-hour run for Grace men’s soccer has gone well is a drastic understatement. The Lancers are in the midst of a mind-boggling marathon, aimed to raise money for COVID-19 relief funds. The team is taking turns running around the clock in shifts, which in turn has brought in thousands of dollars to

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

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

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

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