The Redeeming Social Distance conversation, hosted by Encompass World Partners, scheduled for this evening has been postponed until next Tuesday, November 17, 2020. “Sorry for the late notice of this change and we hope that you’ll be able to join us for an opportunity to listen to the Grace College story a week from today,” […]
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Hayden Troyer, youth pastor at Brighton Chapel Church in Howe, Ind. (Rustin Krapfl, lead pastor), recently helped organize and lead a team in participating in Day of Hope. Thirteen churches participated in the nation-wide event, initiated by Urban Hope, that was geared towards training churches and enabling them to serve in their own communities. Hayden said their
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Prayer is requested for Pastor Lester Kennedy, his wife, Lois, and their daughter, Judy, as they have COVID-19. (He is the long-time pastor of Fairlawn Grace Brethren Church in Radford, Va., and recently announced his intentions to retire.) Lester, 94, was admitted last Thursday to Carilion New River Valley Medical Center, Christiansburg, Va., with complications
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Grace College’s men’s soccer team put the Crossroads League on notice with an upset on Saturday evening. The sixth-seeded Lancers upended No. 3 seed Mt. Vernon Nazarene 3-2 in the quarterfinals of the Crossroads League Tournament. Grace will travel to Indiana Wesleyan on Wednesday for the tournament semifinals. The winner of the league tournament will
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At Grace College, when we talk about having a connected Christian community, we do not mean that life is one big party — we know it isn’t. So what do we mean when we use the words “connected Christian community?” Every year, people come to Grace College from all over the world. Most of them
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Chris Ball, pastor of Dimond Grace Fellowship, a Charis Fellowship congregation in Anchorage, Alaska, has been hospitalized over the last month as doctors try to determine the cause of apparent organ failure. According to a video released by the church, Chris was admitted to an Anchorage hospital on October 4, 2020, when lab work done
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“Gifting and Sharing your Life and the Gospel” is the next topic of the monthly Women of Grace USA Zoom calls. On November 10, at 7:30 p.m. (Eastern), Heidi Bogue, who works with Grace Church, Bath Campus, Akron, Ohio, will share how she took her love for fitness and used it as a bridge to love
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Grace College’s women’s soccer team added another weekly honor when Bethany Blackwood was named the NCCAA National Defender of the Week. Blackwood has now registered three straight shutouts for the Lady Lancers. The goalkeeper made four saves last week to beat Mt. Vernon Nazarene (1-0), who is receiving votes in the NAIA. She then blanked Bethel 1-0
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Bethany Nesbitt, the Grace College student who died in her dorm room last week, was remembered Thursday with an on-campus memorial service, according to a report at the online news site, InkFreeNews. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Nesbitt Remembered For Faith, Compassion At Memorial Service Grace
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The third video in the “Charis Beliefs” series has been released by Inspire-Charis Pastors Network. In this edition, Dr. Matt Harmon, professor of New Testament studies at Grace Theological Seminary, explains the second core commitment of the Charis Fellowship, which is “Biblical Relationship.” God made mankind with innate desire for connectedness, yet the Fall has torn
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