Ken Moyer, dean of enrollment at Grace College, Winona Lake, Indiana, has announced a lead donor helping the college offer one million dollars in four-year FGBC Scholarships to new students beginning fall 2008. Thanks to this generous lead donor, Grace College will be able to offer $1,000,000 in four-year FGBC Scholarships beginning fall 2008 to […]

Many have been praying for the health needs of former Grace Brethren International Missions executive director Tom Julien (pictured). Today Tom sent along the following update: This is a brief message to bring you up to date on my health. Because I was experiencing chest discomfort during our participation in the missionary conference in Columbus,

Grace College men’s basketball assistant coach and seminary student Jarrod Lovette (pictured) is enjoying his summer by playing for the Elkhart Express in the International Basketball League. He is featured in a lengthy article in the LaCross (WI) Tribune. Here is a short excerpt. To read the entire article, click on http://www.lacrossetribune.com:80/articles/2007/07/21/sports/00lovette.txt Lovette will share

Dozens of young people scattered with counselors throughout the southwest side of Reed Green Coliseum in response to Francis Chan’s challenge to follow Jesus. Earlier, Chan had challenged participants at Momentum, formerly known as Brethren National Youth Conference, to fall in love with the person of Jesus. It was the third session of the conference,

Youth Leader Salvador Becerra from Community Grace Brethren in Whittier, California took his students to Gulfport today to replace the siding on a house.

Senior Pastor Matt Lohr from the Winchester Grace Brethren Church in Winchester, Virginia took his students to Gulfport today. They worked at three sites doing drywall, edging for siding, and trash removal.

Students enjoy quality food and healthy meals at the University of Southern Mississippi during Momentum 2007.

Mark Artrip, youth pastor at the Grace Brethren Church of Powell, Ohio, leads a Sponge Session on Sunday morning. His topic? “Biblically Discerning Media.” The small seminars give students an opportunity to soak up the Word.

Students filled the Reed Green Coliseum at University of Southern Mississippi for the Sunday morning session of Momentum.

“God wants us to live by faith… he wants us to try something,” Francis Chan told students and volunteers at Momentum. Chan, the teaching pastor at Cornerstone Community Church in Simi Valley, Calif., took to the podium on Sunday morning, July 22, 2007 to continue his thoughts on authentic faith. He opened the conference on