This year we have been following Chaplain Cameron Michael, one of the newest Grace Brethren military chaplains, as he transitions from serving as a Grace Brethren pastor to active duty chaplain. Cameron is a 2011 graduate of Grace College. Following his graduation from Grace Theological Seminary in 2014, he began leading the Pauling, Ohio, campus of Grace […]
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For one pastor, stepping down from the pulpit means he can step up for a good cause. On May 13, Roy Halberg, former pastor of Grace Fellowship of Alta Loma, a Charis Fellowship congregation in California, will buckle his helmet and hit the road on his bike. His plan is to cycle across the country: all 4,228
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Soheil had finally arrived at LAX. After fleeing Iran because of political persecution and spending two and a half years in Turkey waiting for his refugee status to the United States to be approved, the 24-year-old was ready to launch his new life in the United States of America. But his U.S. contact who was
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A former band director at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., and Warsaw (Ind.) Community High School will share the stage at Carnegie Hall next week with a former student. Martin Becker will join Leif Hall, a band director in Texas, on the platform. A portion of a story in the Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union appears below.
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Grace College and Seminary, Winona Lake, Ind., is the recipient of a $200,000 grant from The Kern Family Foundation, it was recently announced. The grant will be used to expand Grace’s blended seminary degree program which allows students to earn a bachelor of arts in biblical studies and a master’s in divinity in five years.
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At the recent National Religious Broadcasters convention, Proclaim 18, Dr. James Custer, teaching pastor and senior pastor emeritus at Grace Polaris Church, Columbus, Ohio (Mike Yoder, lead pastor), was recognized with the Milestone Award. The Milestone Award honors the industry pioneers who have been in the industry 50 years or more and brought Christian communications
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The Equipping Church Network newsletter was recently sent to pastors in the Charis Fellowship. It is included below and shared with permission. Most of us know the difference between an organism and an organization. In an organism, structure grows out of relationships. In an organization, relationships usually grow out of structure. Further, organisms have life,
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March Madness is fast approaching Kosciusko County. Ind. Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., is set to host the 2018 NCCAA Div. I Men’s and Women’s Basketball National Championships this month. The unique national event, held March 14-17 at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center, 610 Wooster Road, features 16 premier men’s and women’s college basketball teams
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Jack Brown, director of Grow New England, the Charis Fellowship church-planting organization in the northeast region of the U.S., recently sent an update. A portion of it appears below. God is at work in New England. And we are excited to be a part of what He is doing. The month of February has been
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Recording flooding occurred in Elkhart County, Ind., a few weeks ago. Grace Community Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation (Jim Brown, senior pastor) in Goshen, Ind., led the way in helping people in their community who were impacted by the rising waters. One family was the Frymans, who attend Grace Community Church and are involved in
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