To cap off her sterling career, Grace College’s softball player, Britney Young, was named an All-American by the NCCAA. Young earned Second Team NCCAA honors after leading the Lady Lancers offensively this season. It marked the first All-American nod of her impressive career. Young graduates as one of the most dangerous hitters in program history. She racked up […]
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For the first time in school history, Grace College was awarded the NCCAA Presidential Award. Grace President Dr. Bill Katip and Director of Athletics Chad Briscoe were present at the 2021 NCCAA national convention to receive the all-sports award. The Presidential Award is calculated based on team finishes at NCCAA national championship events. Grace had
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A Grace College graduate is among those assuming new roles in the school system in Warsaw, Ind. Kyle Carter is a 2001 Grace College graduate who was named chief technology and analytics officer. A story posted yesterday at the online site for the Warsaw, Ind., Times-Union, shares the details. A portion of it is posted
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Where do we go when we’re a mess? The prodigal son of Luke 15 went from having a lifetime supply of resources to absolutely nothing. He was so impoverished he would have gladly eaten the slops he fed his employer’s swine. Verse 17 quotes him saying, “…I’m dying here of hunger!” People who find themselves
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The family of Tom Julien is hosting a casual reception to celebrate his 90th birthday from 2:00-4:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 19, in the courtyard of the Winona Lake, Ind., Grace Brethren Church. Stop by and say hello to Tom. No gifts, please. In order to make Tom’s birthday more memorable, you may send him
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Students typically return home from camps or conferences with new friends, possibly a souvenir t-shirt, and likely a few scrapes and insect bites. Great memories are made, but not usually anything with a lasting impact. Enter Xavier Adekunle. Xavier is not your typical high school student and he learned in the summer of 2017 that
One month into his first tour of duty in Iraq, Charis Fellowship Chaplain Billy Graham (LTC, U.S. Army) experienced the death of a soldier in his unit. Eighteen years later, he was able to meet the family of the fallen soldier and witness a ceremony honoring the man and his family. The Eagle Commission, a cooperating ministry of
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Sarah Clemans has been singing ever since she can remember. From a young age, her parents instilled in her a love for music. She looks back fondly at memories of her mom singing her “The Old Rugged Cross” as she fell asleep each night. And her father was always encouraging her to chase after her
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Grace College’s women’s tennis head coach Marcus Moore earned a national honor from the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA). Moore was named the NCCAA National Coach of the Year. He led the Lady Lancers to a 14-6 record in the 2020-21 season. Grace’s 14 wins tied for the most victories in a single season in team
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GREENVILLE, S.C. – On Thursday evening, Grace men’s basketball legend Chet Kammerer was inducted into the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Hall of Fame. Kammerer was one of five honorees inducted into the Hall of Fame during this year’s NCCAA national convention in Greenville, S.C. Kammerer attended Grace in the 1960s and played four
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