The fifth in a series of 10 videos that can be used in preparing men for ordination or in various applications within the local church context has been released. Click here for accompanying resources. In this edition of the “Charis Beliefs” series, Dr. Randy Smith defines the Scriptural grounds of the tradition of threefold communion. […]
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Due to growing COVID cases and restrictions, the January 2021 SW Focus Retreat has been postponed. It had been originally scheduled for late January in the Los Angeles, Calif., area. Charis Fellowship staff, who plan the retreats, are currently exploring options in April or May. The retreat is one of five regional gatherings for Charis
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Nicole Toth had no idea that she would jump straight into her communications career when she stepped onto the Grace College campus. From day one, she was surprised by the opportunities she was offered, the encouragement she received, and the professors she had which paved the way for her success as she pursued a bachelor’s degree in
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Rev. Lester Washington Kennedy, Jr., 94, died Tuesday, November 17, 2020. He was pastor of Fairlawn Grace Brethren Church, Radford, Va., for more than 33 years. He was preceded in death by his parents, Lester W., Sr. and Wilhelmina Kennedy; and brother and sister-in-law, Paul and Gloria Kennedy. Kennedy, who was born July 4, 1926,
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Grace College’s men’s soccer team secured its spot in the national semifinals for the third straight year on Wednesday. The Lancers defeated Carolina University 4-1 to win their pool at the NCCAA National Championships. Ulisses Miranda scored two goals in Grace’s win. Grace will take on Campbellsville on Friday in the NCCAA semifinals, a rematch of the
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Grace College art student, Mitchell Bowen, is featured today on the website, Input Fort Wayne. He’s following his dream of creating postcards and posters that capture the essence of small town living. In fact, his first set has sold out in Winona Lake, Ind., where the college is located. A portion of the story appears
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Grace College’s women’s soccer team began the 2020 NCCAA National Championships with a 3-0 rout of Warner on Tuesday. The Lady Lancers were victorious in the first match of pool play, putting themselves in ripe position for a championship match appearance. If Grace wins again on Thursday, the Lady Lancers will earn a spot in
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I was just a teenager when I started losing everything. While friends were learning how to drive, getting their first kiss and dreaming about college, my life was filled with hospitals. At first it wasn’t that horrible: I got out of school early on appointment days, and got to sleep as much as I wanted.
A report of the swearing in of newly-elected Indiana State Representative, Craig Snow, is posted at the Times-Union website. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete story. Snow, a Grace College graduate, is chair of the elder board at the Winona Lake, Ind., Grace Brethren Church (WLGBC) (Bruce Barlow,
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Word has been received of the Tuesday death of Pastor Lester W. Kennedy, who led the Fairlawn Grace Brethren Church in Radford, Va., for many years. Prior to that, he and his wife, Lois, served as missionaries in the Central African Republic. Pastor Kennedy, Lois, and their daughter, Judy, had been diagnosed with COVID-19. (See Prayer
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