“Never have I been so concerned for the state of our country,” says Dan O’Deens, executive director of Breathe Partners. He’s encouraging Grace Brethren people to unite in prayer. “It is appropriate at such a time as this to pray of our nation as a Fellowship and as the Church.” He’s asking people to take […]
The first-ever ‘Relentless Pursuit of the Least-reached Award’ was awarded during to Larry DeArmey, veteran missionary with Encompass World Partners, during the Central Focus Retreat on Monday evening, October 2. Dave Guiles, executive director of Encompass World Partners, presented the award to acknowledge a lifetime of outstanding service in evangelizing, discipling, and training leaders. Larry
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Grace College seniors Elizabeth Freeman and AnnKelly Myers were awarded for excellence in pursuit of a career in special education at the Indiana Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) convention in Indianapolis on Sept. 27. Dr. Cheryl Bremer, Grace College CEC faculty advisor and associate professor in the School of Education, is a CEC executive board
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Grace College students were part of Lake Adventure Days for fourth graders in Kosciusko County, Ind., recently. Education students helped teach the lessons. InkFreeNews, the online news site, recently carried a story about the event. A portion of the article appears below. Click here to read the complete story. Over 950 Students Attend Lake Adventure
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A future Grace College student is using her experience as the Kosciusko County Fair Queen to prepare for career as a teacher. Kyla Kohler is a student at a Warsaw, Ind., Christian high school and is already taking classes at Grace. InkFreeNews, the online news site, told Kyla’s story. A portion of it appears below.
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The following story was written by Kerith Ackley-Jelinek, publications director at Grace College. It was first published in the 2017 summer edition of Two Eight & Nine Magazine. Lynda Vu (BS 88) is a marvel. Her life and accomplishments have taken her around the world many times in the service of her family and country. If
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Grace College’s men’s soccer goalkeeper Kurt Hamlin was named the NCCAA National Defensive Player of the Week on Monday. Hamlin made six crucial saves in Grace’s 1-0 double overtime win at Ohio Christian. He made one of the plays of the game in the second half, saving a penalty kick in the 71st minute to keep the
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This past week, CE National Celebrations were held at Manheim Grace Brethren Church in Manheim, Pa., (Jeffrey Dunkle, senior pastor) and Grace Fellowship Church in Duncansville, Pa. (Mark Lingenfelter, pastor). It is always a delight to see friends and to make new ones! These dinners and programs provided opportunities to hear what God has been
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First it was Hurricane Harvey. Then we added Hurricane Irma. And before it’s over, we may also add Hurricane Maria to the disasters that are bringing together a powerful coalition of like-minded churches to help people rebuild their lives in the wake of these powerful storms. The initial goal of sending 10-15 teams by mid-December
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Dr. Nate Bosch, director of the Lilly Center for Lakes and Streams at Grace College, Winona Lake, Ind., was part of the program recently for the Kosciusko Leadership Academy, a year-long program in Kosciusko County, Ind., to develop informed and innovative leaders who will serve the community into the future. His talk, along with that of Heather
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