High-achieving, ambitious students are routinely encouraged to map out their lives in advance — to create the perfect plan. But even the best five-year plans have a way of going sideways as life hurls its barrage of unknowns and surprises. When asked for his take on the moments when things don’t quite go as planned, […]
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Dr. Chuck Davis, executive director of Caribbean Vision Ministries, has sent an update of needs in Haiti following Hurricane Irma. His letter is included below. I want to update you on the news from Haiti regarding damage in the Cap Haitien area from Hurricane Irma and see if you might help us in dealing with the
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Representatives of 15-20 churches in the Fellowship of Grace Brethren Churches participated in a conference call this morning in which they talked about the best way for teams from Grace Brethren congregations in North America to respond to the needs in the aftermath of recent hurricanes. Led by Barb Wooler, who heads up Crisis Response
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Grace College and OrthoWorx are pleased to announce a new, updated curriculum for the Master of Science in Orthopaedic Regulatory and Clinical Affairs (ORCA) program. The updated graduate program will be offered in an accelerated four-semester format beginning in January, 2018, at Grace’s Winona Lake campus. After six years of successful operation and more than
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The teen lay on her bed with tears running down her face. “I can’t live like this any more,” she told herself. “I just can’t go on.”Her depression prevented her from getting out Her depression prevented her from getting out of bed. A senior, she knew her chances of finishing high school were slim if
On a night where she eclipsed 1,000 career digs, Caylie Teel sparked Grace’s volleyball team past Mt. Vernon Nazarene. Teel had an instrumental double-double of 10 kills and 11 digs to propel the Lady Lancers (8-5, 3-2 Crossroads League) to a 3-1 victory at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center. Teel reached her defensive milestone of 1,000 career
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Roger Grossman, a broadcaster for WRSW and writer for the Times-Union in Warsaw, Ind., recently had an opportunity to play golf with members of the Grace College women’s golf team. He wrote about the experience in the newspaper this week. A portion of the column appears below. Click here for the complete article. A Walk
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Andy Shank, Street Director at SeedNet, reports that St. Antoine Bible Church in Detroit, Mich., had their first Sunday service recently. Below is a report and photos from the SeedNet blog. SeedNet is involved in planting churches in Spiritually, Emotionally, Economically, and Developmentally areas. Taking Detroit For Jesus! The church at St. Antoine had their first Sunday service and it
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The following story was written by Kerith Ackley-Jelinek, publications director at Grace College. It was first published in the summer edition of Two Eight & Nine Magazine. Dr. Michael Harstine (BS 90), former Grace business professor, says he’d be hard pressed to identify three brighter Grace graduates than Kathy (McGee BA 86) Haddad, Polly (Cary BS
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Leadership training is one of the points of the Commitment to Common Mission: “We affirm that a leader is a person who influences others towards the fulfillment of defined objectives and is indispensable to the health and multiplication of the Church. ” Focus Retreats for Grace Brethren ministry leaders will look at leadership training in local
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