Pavle Popovic and Natalie Bontrager, both juniors and mechanical engineering students at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., have taken the Engineering Department’s slogan: “use your skills to improve lives,” to heart. While other students around the nation spent their summers relaxing at the pool and resting their brains, Popovic and Bontrager had another idea in […]
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Even as Hurricane Dorian works it’s way up the southeastern coast of the U.S., steps are being taken throughout the Charis Fellowship to provide aid in its aftermath. Barb Wooler, director of crisis response for Encompass World Partners, is marshaling volunteers to help with cleanup and recovery efforts. She is assessing needs in the Bahamas,
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Grace College women’s golfer, Sydney Abbott, is featured in her hometown newspaper, the Daily Journal in Franklin, Ind. Sydney, who joined the fledgling golf team as a freshman, is about to graduate. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Abbott finishing up golf career at Grace Years from now, those
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Registration is now open for the East Focus Retreat, the second of five regional gatherings for ministry leaders in the Charis Fellowship. The retreat will be held October 21-23, 2019, at Ocean City, Md. As in the past, sessions will be held at First Presbyterian Church, 1301 Philadelphia Avenue, in Ocean City, while participants will stay
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Tony Webb, executive director of Vision USA, a cooperating ministry in the Charis Fellowship, recently sent an update. A portion of it is included below. Click here to read his complete report. Last week finally came! What I mean is Cathy and I have been waiting for last week to come since the car accident
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“I had to be willing to let Jesus change my mindset,” says Matt Neal, a member of Grace Fellowship in Pickerington, Ohio (Keith Minier, lead pastor) as shares his story about breaking his addiction to pornography. “I would have given anything to not have walked this road,” he says, “but God has brought me through
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For the first time since 2010, Grace’s cross country team will have a new coach leading the team. Jake Poyner, a Warsaw Community High School graduate, will coach the Lancers in 2019 for his first season. Jeff Raymond transitioned into a new position as Grace’s Director of Cross Country and Track and Field starting this
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Grace College is expanding recruitment efforts to international students in Southeast Asia. The initiative aims to reflect a biblical worldview, enrich the student experience on campus and enhance enrollment. “Grace has an amazing opportunity to move to the next level in fulfilling our biblical and educational potential by reaching beyond our borders to include students
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If you were a Christian in Communist China or Nazi Germany on a national holiday (and had the freedom to meet), what might be different from a worship service in the United States on the Fourth of July? Would you be pledging allegiance to the Communist or Nazi flag or singing that country’s national anthem
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Physical brutality. Destroyed property. Cast out from society. These are the realities of countless Christians within the global Charis Alliance movement. On Sunday, November 3, thousands of churches around the world will join together to pray for those in the Charis Alliance who are facing such atrocities. Encompass World Partners is encouraging North American churches to take a
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