Four Grace College faculty and staff members participated in a nine-day Civil Rights Bus Tour this summer. The tour was led by Dr. Todd Allen, founder of The Common Ground Project and professor of communication at Messiah College. The bus stopped at key southern sites of the Civil Rights Movement in North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, […]
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John Elliott, a community leader in Warsaw and Winona Lake, Ind., and a long-time supporter of Grace College athletics, was honored recently by members of the local Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club and was presented with the Sagamore of the Wabash award. Elliott is moving out of state to be closer to family. A portion of
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The Grace College GOAL (Grace Opportunities for Adult Learners) is featured as the online news site, InkFreeNews, tells the story of Gracie Perez, who achieved her educational goal through the GOAL program. A portion of that story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Grace For Gracie – God Never Runs Out Of
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My adult life began in the midst of a crisis that brought about a time of solidarity and harmony among the American people and politicians alike. I was a college freshman leaving my Tuesday morning class on the four Gospels when I was told to find a television, and quickly. In the lounge of our
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A report in the Goldendale, Wash., Sentinel, notes that Community Grace Brethren Church in Goldendale (Greg Howell, pastor), is planning to open an after-school childcare program. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Church looks to establish afterschool program Along with community members and partners, the Community Grace
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Grace College’s athletic department selected Nate Wadley as the Lancers’ next strength and conditioning coach. He is the second strength coach in department history, following Scott Moore who became Grace’s men’s basketball head coach this spring. “I feel very blessed and fortunate to have the opportunity to be part of Grace College’s athletic department,” Wadley said. “Being trusted with
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Patriotism is the theme of the Summer issue of GraceConnect magazine. The publication is in the mail to subscribers and is available online by clicking here. You may also read it at issuu.com. rticles include a look at how the early Brethren viewed their support of their new found country, and how that really hasn’t changed. Former U.S. Army
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The past ten days or so have shaken us as a nation as we watch news of one mass shooting after another. We’re horrified, and the outcry for gun control is becoming louder in the wake of such tragedies. As politicians, pundits and the population debate gun control, there’s a huge factor that no one
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Dr. Nate Bosch, director of Lilly Lakes & Streams at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., reported on the health of Syracuse Lake in northeastern Kosciusko County, Ind., recently at a meeting of property owners and others interested in the lake. His presentation was reported yesterday on the online news site, InkFreeNews. A portion of the story
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The Grace Brethren Church in Clinton, Md. (Irv Clark, senior pastor) began as a mostly caucasian congregation in its early days. After being faced with the reality of their congregation becoming a dying church, they decided to take a step of faith and make changes to minister to the people in the community around them. In
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