Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn., has announced the hiring of former Grace College women’s basketball coach, Scott Blum, as the women’s basketball coach at the school. Blum, a former standout for the Grace College Lancers, has spent the last 14 years as the head coach of women’s basketball at Grace. A portion of the story appears […]
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Services for former Grace Brethren pastor, Gene Klingler, have been scheduled. They will be held at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, April 14, at Cross Bridge Church, 651 Barnes Blvd., Rockledge, Fla. 32955. His obituary is included below. Klingler, Gene A., age 84, went to be home with the Lord Wednesday, February 7, 2018. Gene was born October 19,
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Scott Blum, head coach of Grace College’s women’s basketball team, announced Tuesday that he has resigned. Blum amassed 189 victories over his 14-year career at Grace and had an overall record of 189-268. The Lady Lancers achieved their first pair of 20-win seasons under Blum’s tenure, including this season’s 20-16 campaign. “I appreciate all that
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A book by Dr. Matt Harman, professor of New Testament studies at Grace College and Seminary, is among those named as a finalist in The Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA) 2018 Christian Book Award® program. His book, Asking the Right Questions: A Practical Guide to Understanding and Applying the Bible (Crossway), is a finalist in the
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This past fall, as I was teaching a routine science class for the eighth time, I was struck by something simple, yet profound. It has changed the way I view science as well as my faith. The class was general ecology, an introductory course for several science majors at Grace College. Ecology focuses on the connections
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“I love watching you walk by my house every day. You don’t know me, but thanks for being you. You’re a breath of fresh air. Something is different about you.” The complete stranger who spoke those words had caught me mid-bite and mid-giggle at a local restaurant recently. I wanted to laugh harder at the
With Art Bushen’s retirement, Tim Cooper has agreed to help with the CE National facilities in Winona Lake, Ind. Tim was six years old when his father moved their family to Homer, Alaska, to be a pastor. “I loved growing up in Alaska and later raising my family there,” said Tim. Tim retired in 2004 after
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Patrick Kavanaugh passed away from a sudden heart attack on Monday, April 2, 2018. A loving husband, devoted father, and proud grandfather, he is survived by his wife of 42 years, Barbara Beeler, his sons: Christopher (Miyuki), John (Serena), Peter (Zoe), and David (Brittney), and his eight grandchildren: Anneliese, Hazel, Emma, Luna, Kevin, Eva, Kurt,
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WNIT (PBS-South Bend, Ind.) featured Grace College’s new engineering program on its March 28 “Education Counts Michiana” episode. Beginning in fall, 2018, Grace will offer a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Management, and a Bachelor of Science in Design Engineering Technology. For more information about the new engineering
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It doesn’t matter what nations they come from, or what their culture is. They’re all God’s people, praising and worshiping Him with one voice.Grace Brethren Church in Alexandria, Va. (Ken Worley, pastor), is home to about 30 members from the Central African Republic. They are here on asylum, student visas, work visas, or have become citizens,
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