Many pastors in the Charis Fellowship received training at Grace Theological Seminary in Winona Lake, Ind. Two such pastors who are both now serving in northern Ohio are Josh Wilson, lead pastor at Ashland Grace Church, and Joel Zook, lead pastor at Southview Grace Brethren Church. A version of this story appeared in a blog […]
Access, the national conference of the Charis Fellowship, is a summer highlight for many. The conference provides opportunities for fellowship and connection with others from Charis churches and ministries, as well as insightful sessions for ministry encouragement in a variety of topics. Each day of the conference consists of celebrations with meaningful worship and impactful messages.
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Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for His compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness. Lamentations 3:22–23 Perhaps at no other time of year are we as reminded of God’s faithfulness as we are at Easter. God was faithful in sending His Son, faithful in resurrecting Him, and faithful
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Wycliffe Bible Translators is a missions organization focused on translating the Bible into every language on earth. It all began in 1917 when missionary William Cameron Townsend went to Guatemala to sell Spanish Bibles. He was shocked to find the people there spoke Cakchiquel and therefore could not understand the Bibles he brought. From that
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The Grace College & Theological Seminary Board of Trustees announced today it has unanimously appointed Dr. Drew Flamm as its seventh president. In July, Drew will make the transition from his current role as Executive Vice President at Grace. The comprehensive seven-month national search was steered by the Presidential Search Committee, comprised of members of
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The Grace College worship arts program released an album titled “Reclaim/Proclaim” on March 24, featuring five songs written and performed by worship arts students and faculty. “The project title, ‘Reclaim/Proclaim,’ comes from the idea of reaching back into church history to find hidden gems and declaring timeless truths in a fresh way,” said Dr. Wally
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In February 1921 James Gribble arrived in what is now called the Central African Republic (C.A.R.). At the time, Oubangui-Chari was considered one of the least evangelized and most difficult regions of the world. While he only ministered two years before his untimely death, he laid a foundation for this to become one of the
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Sixteen Grace College students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in youth ministry and 21 students of other majors recently returned from a spring break trip to Los Angeles. The seven-day trip is one of two ways youth ministry students can fulfill the degree’s cross-cultural field requirement to gain hands-on ministry experience in an inner-city context. “I
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Throughout his career, Kary Oberbrunner has faced a number of closed doors. From being denied the job he thought was his calling to trying to get his books published, he knows the sting of rejection. Now a Wall Street Journal and USA Today best selling author and CEO of Igniting Souls Publishing Agency, Kary has learned to tune out the
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What does it take to write a thoughtful, inspiring devotional? Do you have to have a wide range of experiences from which to draw? Do you need to have deep spiritual insight to the most obscure scriptures (or not-so-obscure ones)? The April Writer’s Workshop will focus on techniques for writing devotionals. Whether you write for
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