WINONA LAKE, Ind. – Forty miles is all that separates Fort Wayne from Winona Lake. But for Paige Eakright, that journey took five years. Eakright is a fifth-year redshirt senior on Grace’s volleyball team. The “super senior” is playing her first and last season for the Lady Lancers. After competing for three seasons at Huntington […]
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“WWJD?” was asked by Al Sharpton and Doug Pagitt in a column in TIME (on-line, August 27, 2020). Pagitt is a political activist who leads a congregation in Minneapolis named Solomon’s Porch. Weighing whether or not to support Trump this year, white Christians should consider a simple, familiar question: What would Jesus do? This election
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Small Christian Colleges like Grace College are engines for the economy. They are committed to offering generous financial aid. They are vehicles for career success. And they produce graduates who care deeply about their communities. We believe there is something unique and powerful about Christian higher education and the numbers don’t lie. So, what comes
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Parker Lambert went to a large state school for two years as an Engineering major. In his third year, he transferred to Grace Seminary and jumped into the accelerated master’s program to get his Master of Divinity degree. So why did he uproot his life in the big city with a successful career ahead of him to study theology? In Lambert’s story,
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When the toilet paper shortage hit earlier this year, it brought back the long-forgotten memory of an experience I had while part of a missions team in college. The country we were in was experiencing great political turmoil, accompanied with economic scarcity. Our team was staying in an unused Bible institute dorm and fending for
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WINK-TV, the CBS affiliate in Fort Myers, Fla., carried a story about the efforts of Nate Shipley and friends to raise funds for the widow of his brother, Drew, who died unexpectedly in the summer. Nate, who resides in Winona Lake, Ind., and friends from the Winona Lake-Warsaw area, conducted a 1,300-mile ride beginning late
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When the pandemic hit suddenly in March, John Teevan, Director of Next Steps at Grace Church in Ashland, Ohio, and a few of his friends were looking for a way to be salt and light in a dark situation. They asked the question, “What is the biggest need and how can we meet it?” After
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Grace College graduates were among those surveyed in an Indiana Graduate Satisfaction Survey, according to a report posted yesterday by Diverse: Issues In Higher Education. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. Report Examines Value of a Postsecondary Degree From Students’ Perspective To understand how college graduates perceive the
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The Simi Valley Acorn is reporting today on the awards received earlier this year by teams from Grace Brethren Schools who competed in the Vex Robotics State Championship. A portion of the story appears below. Click here to read the complete article. (Grace Brethren Schools is a ministry of Grace Church, a Charis Fellowship congregation in
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The church is to be a witness of Jesus Christ, in word and in deed. It should testify to the transformation Jesus brings about in the life of those who believe in him, as well as in the local church. The church exists to be a witness and that is the essence of its influence.
