Yesterday’s edition of the Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union reported that renovation of the dining room in the assisted living section of Grace Village, Winona Lake, Ind., has been completed. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Grace Village Has New Dining Room The new assisted living dining room at […]
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The online news site, InkFreeNews, reports on an historic Lancer Classic golf outing, which was held earlier this week at Stonehenge Golf Club in Winona Lake, Ind. The event is the largest that supports the Grace College athletic department. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Lancer Classic
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At the end of July, Bud Olszewski will retire from the role of senior pastor at Grace Brethren Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Rittman, Ohio, after 38 years of service. Bud grew up in inner city Philadelphia, and he accepted Jesus as his Savior at the age of seven. His faith was tested one
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Wes Miller, the youngest son of Grace Brethren (Charis Fellowship) pastor, the late R. Paul and Alverta Miller, has died. He was the only son (of 10 children) who grew to adulthood and did not become a pastor, according to his nephew, David Miller. “Although he never had “Rev.” preceding his name, he did as
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Dr. Kevin Voogt grew up in Wisconsin before heading to Michigan for college. He spent the next few years teaching in New Mexico, Florida, Wisconsin, and then settled down in Texas before coming back to Michigan to work on his Ph.D in mathematics education. After living in six different states, God directed Voogt to a
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Grace College biology and chemistry student Austin Bowell, of Warsaw, Ind., has partnered with Professor of Chemistry Dr. Andrew Zhou to research alternative electrode materials for safer lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) at a lower cost this summer. The co-curricular project was initiated by Bowell who has set her sights on medical school. The pair meets every
Barb Wooler and Judi Orme are once again cycling across country to bring attention to the Hand to Hand Schools in the Central African Republic. This time they’ve traded their bicycles for two-wheelers of another sort — motorcycles. They are roughly following the same route they followed last year, as the fires in the Northwest
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Fremont, Ohio’s Jacob Wukie finished ninth in archery at the 2020 Olympic games in Toykyo over the weekend. A story on the site, usarchery.org, reports on his final match of the games that pitted him against teammate Brady Ellison. A portion of that story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. (Wukie is a
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The online news site, InkFreeNews, reports on the return to volleyball by a local standout athlete. After several years off, Emily Peterson will be returning to the court at Grace College. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Peterson Ready To Embark On Redemption Tour When the game
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I always selected a study table on the second floor of Morgan Library next to a window. I liked the natural light and signs of life visible through the glass: verdant lawn, budding trees, flitting birds, and students walking across Grace College campus. Most importantly, the view gave me a vantage point to spot her
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