Grace College President Dr. Bill Katip recently announced his intention for campus operations — classes, sports, and residence life — to return to their pre-pandemic procedures in August. He made the announcement in a campus-wide chapel service on March 26. “As a college, we pride ourselves in what makes us unique, but in this case […]
This morning, Phil Sparling, executive director of the Charis Fellowship, sent information regarding the Equality Act (HR5) which is currently before the U.S. Senate. He is encouraging people to contact their senators and ask them to vote against this bill. Phil’s letter and a link to additional information are included below. Dear Charis Leaders, As
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Grace College has announced the sixth annual Grace College and The Village at Winona Festival of Music. Running from March through December this year, the festival will feature local choruses, returning ensembles and brand new musicians. Sweetwater Sound will join Grace College, The Village at Winona, and Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts in sponsoring
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Grace College junior environmental studies student and basketball player, Eddie Gill, recently secured a $137,000 boat sponsorship with Parker Boats for “Journey for a Cause,” a 10-day, 700-mile trip from Evansville, Indiana, to Navarre Beach, Florida, to promote inclusion in outdoor sports. Gill will begin his journey on June 1 in a Parker 2520 XLD
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The Grace Shooting Sports Club (GSSC) won several awards this past weekend during the Scholastic Clay Target Program Collegiate National Competition at the Cardinal Shooting Complex in Marengo, Ohio. The GSSC competed against more than 200 athletes from over 20 colleges and universities across the country and took part in five different events (Trap, Skeet,
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She wasn’t really my aunt, but all my childhood I called her Aunt Bertha, a common courtesy for missionaries who worked together. Her apartment was always open to my family. She especially took an interest in me. When I was young and fighting health problems, our family traveled to her city and stayed with her
Justin Kimbrell grew up in long term care — sort of. When he was in elementary school his mother began working as the director of nursing in a care facility, and he spent much of his free time there, often volunteering to serve. He says it was like having an “extended family of grandparents.” It
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You’ve been asked to interview the incoming pastor, the retiring executive, or the new principal at your children’s school. You want to know when the new round about is going in and how it will impact the community. What do you do? What do you ask? The next Writers’ Workshop for Charis Fellowship creatives will
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A roundup story about Worthington Christian’s trip to the Ohio Division III state championship basketball game is included today at thisweeknews.com. A portion of the story is include below. Click here to read the complete article and view photos of the team’s journey. (Worthington Christian High School is a ministry of Grace Polaris Church, Westerville, Ohio, Mike
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Waynesboro Grace Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Waynesboro, Pa. (Timothy Clothier, senior pastor), is mentioned in an article at heraldmailmedia.com as the church comes alongside the PMI Pregnancy Resource Centers. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Waynesboro pregnancy resource center nearing completion The Waynesboro location of
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