Dr. Buzz Inboden is set to retire at the end of the school year after serving Worthington Christian School for 27 years. Before that, he served on staff at the Grace Brethren Church of Columbus, Ohio (now Grace Polaris Church). “Dr. Buzz” is featured on the school’s website. A portion of the story appears below. […]
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Grace College’s women’s basketball team put an exclamation mark to the end of the season, beating Ecclesia 97-50 in the fifth-place game of the NCCAA National Championships. Kyannah Stull made history in the win. She erupted for 28 points, moving her into fourth place on Grace’s career scoring list. Stull ends her career with 1,633 points,
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Grace College’s men’s basketball team ended the year with a win, claiming third place at the NCCAA National Championships thanks to a 96-87 win over Alice Lloyd. The Lancers end the year with a 20-12 record, Grace’s first 20-win season since 2015-16. Grace had six players score in double figures and shot a sizzling 55
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The Worthington Christian High School boys basketball team fell to Lutheran East in the Ohio Division III state championship game on Sunday afternoon. A story in the Columbus, Ohio, Dispatch gives the details. A portion of the article appears below. Click here to read the complete story. (Worthington Christian High School is a ministry of
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Not long ago, I “masked up” and met a fellow pastor at a coffee shop to help him choose a subject for his upcoming preaching series. Because of this “series of unfortunate events” that popularly became known as 2020, I casually suggested preaching from a prophetic book. “I am really struggling to keep our congregation
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After a disappointing loss on Wednesday, Grace College’s women’s basketball team rebounded on Thursday morning with a hot-shooting performance. The Lady Lancers blew past Columbia International 84-58 in the consolation bracket of the NCCAA National Championships. The home team made 12 triples in the game, including 10 in the first half, to ease away from
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Grace College’s men’s basketball team went cold over the final minutes of the NCCAA national semifinals, falling 79-76 to Northwestern (Minn.) on Thursday. The Lancers led by six with 4:43 remaining, but Grace scored just one more point which opened the door for a comeback by the Eagles. The loss spoils Grace’s hopes of a
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Grace College’s women’s basketball team could not clinch the opening round of the 2021 NCCAA National Championships, falling 74-55 to Concordia on Wednesday. The loss eliminates Grace from contention for a national title, but the Lady Lancers still have two more games remaining in the tournament. Grace will take on Columbia International on Thursday at
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The 2021 NCCAA National Championships began according to plan for Grace College’s men’s basketball team. The Lancers routed SAGU American Indian College 97-63 on Wednesday at the Manahan Orthopaedic Capital Center. The win propels Grace to the NCCAA national semifinals on Thursday at 8:45 p.m. Grace will take on Northwestern (Minn.) for a chance to
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A partnership between college friends has resulted in high-tech mapping to help bring clean water to the Central African Republic. An article on the Cedarville University website tells how Jay Hocking, country director for Water for Good, a Charis Fellowship cooperating ministry, and students in Mark Gathany’s Geographic Information System (GIS) class at Cedarville, worked
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