Vivian R. McClellan, 88, died Saturday, December 1, 2018, at The Carriage House in Titusville. Vivian was born in Whittier, Calif.. She lived in California, Ohio, New Mexico and Washington state before moving to Titusville, Fla., two years ago. Vivian attended Biola, a Bible college in Los Angeles, Calif., and was joyful in serving as […]
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Prayer is requested for Carol Lingenfelter, wife of Paul Lingenfelter, who was inured in a accident on Friday. She was jogging outside her neighborhood in Colorado when she was hit by a car. She had broken bones in her back and a small brain bleed. She is expected to recover but it will be a
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The Grace Brethren High School Lancers took a second Southern California Division AA football title last night and are headed to state bowl games in two weeks. Below is a portion of a report from the Los Angeles Daily News. Click here to read the complete article. Grace Brethren High School is a ministry of
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. – Grace’s men’s soccer team’s dream of a national championship came up one game short. The Lancers lost 1-0 in overtime to Bethel, losing in the semifinals of the NCCAA National Championships on Friday. Grace excelled in several facets of the game, but the Lancers struggled to find its finishing touch. For the
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BRANSON, Mo. – Grace’s volleyball saw its season end on Friday at NCCAA Nationals in a one-set playoff. The Lady Lancers wrapped up pool play on Friday morning with a five-set victory over Trinity International. That win placed Grace tied for the lead in pool play with Ozarks and Southwestern Assemblies of God (SAGU). Based
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Grace’s volleyball team produced a stunning upset of Southwestern Assemblies of God (SAGU) on Thursday at the NCCAA National Championships. The Lady Lancers split the day, falling 3-1 to the host school College of the Ozarks before upsetting SAGU 3-1. Grace controls its own destiny and can reach the NCCAA semifinals with a win in
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At the NCCAA National Volleyball Championship Banquet, Grace junior Alexa Hill was named the 2018 Susan R. Hellings Award winner. The Hellings Award is the highest individual honor handed out to volleyball student-athletes by the NCCAA, recognizing one individual each year for outstanding Christian character, athletic and academic achievement and community service. Hill is the fifth Lady
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Grace College women’s soccer team’s remarkable 2018 season came to an end on Thursday with a 1-1 tie versus Oklahoma Wesleyan. The Lady Lancers were eliminated despite not losing a game in pool play; the Eagles won the group via tiebreaker, owning a better goal differential by one than Grace over the three matches. Grace
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Grace College’s men’s soccer team moved one step closer in its pursuit of a national championship on Wednesday. The Lancers beat Ottawa (Ariz.) 2-0 to secure a spot in the NCCAA semifinals; Grace won the group after Wednesday’s victory and now sit just two games from a championship. Grace will face a familiar foe on
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Grace Polaris Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation on the north side of Columbus, Ohio (Mike Yoder, lead pastor), is unveiling a new Christmas pageant this year. (Click here to read about the retirement of the church’s annual “Living Christmas Trees” program.) Yesterday, the Columbus Dispatch wrote about the new program, “Go Tell It.” A portion
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