Matt Jennings, Grace College basketball stand-out, is ending his basketball career as he prepares to graduate and enter the workforce, according to a story in the Logansport, Ind., Pharos-Tribune. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Matt Jennings calls it a career Matt Jennings is calling it a […]
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Have you have ever seen salmon during spawning season? Thousands of salmon struggle against the current to reach their destination of calm pools where they can lay their eggs. In their pursuit of survival they end up fighting against their own kind. This past year I have felt like a salmon. First it was masks
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On March 1, Pastor Mike Tabor at The Happy Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Jackson, Ky., woke to find several feet of water covering the church campus. It surprised everyone when the area received more than 5 inches of rain over the 1–2 inches predicted. Combined with the recently melted snow and ice, the
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Isaac Brown of Grace College’s track and field team was honored by the Crossroads League on Monday. Brown was the league’s Field Athlete of the Week for his high jump performance. Brown continued his stellar season in the high jump, winning the Little State Championships with a leap of 6-feet-9.75. His mark was an “A” qualifier
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Grace College’s men’s soccer team is headed to the NAIA Men’s Soccer National Championships for the third time in program history. Grace earned an at-large bid to the national tournament on Monday under head coach Arron Patrick. The Lancers will begin NAIA play this week with the Opening Round. The 40-team field has been divided into
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Terry White, former executive director of the Brethren Missionary Herald Company, the parent organization for GraceConnect, was featured Sunday as a “Senior Portrait” in the Fort Wayne, Ind., Journal Gazette. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. ‘Mr. Winona History’ relishes community Terry White accidentally stumbled on his
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On Thursday, April 15, Grace College broke ground on its Alpha Dining Hall renovation and expansion. The building, constructed in 1964, will undergo a facelift to better serve the needs of students and increase capacity. The groundbreaking ceremony was led by Grace College President Dr. Bill Katip and included remarks from Grace College senior administration,
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Two sprinters for Grace College’s track and field team were honored with weekly awards on Monday. John Green was named the NCCAA National Track Athlete of the Week, and Gracious O’Connor was named the Crossroads League Track Athlete of the Week. Green was a part of two strong finishes at the Manchester Invitational on Saturday. He won the
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Grace College’s baseball team got a memorable opportunity on Wednesday, playing at one of the premier minor league ballparks in the country. The Lancers played a doubleheader against Indiana Tech at Parkview Field, home of the Fort Wayne TinCaps. Grace lost both games of the twin ball, falling 6-1 and 10-1. The Warriors won the
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From Inside Indiana Business… Click here to read the complete story. Grace College will break ground on its Alpha Dining Hall renovation and expansion on Thursday. The college says the $5.5 million project will create more space for students to dine, and include food stations that meet a variety of dietary needs, as well as an
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