Former Grace College coach and athletic director Phil Dick started his second round of treatments for lung cancer yesterday. Here is the report from his daughter, Michelle. You can check the journal regularly by logging onto www.caringbridge.com and go to site phildick. Dad is already starting to feel side effects from the first treatment. They […]

Dr. Ron Manahan, president of Grace College and Seminary, was one of the speakers at a groundbreaking service held at 11:30 a.m. today on the site of the future facility, located across Wooster Road from the Morgan Library on the Grace campus in Winona Lake, Indiana. The Orthopaedic Capital Center, so named because local orthopaedic

Pastor Paul Mutchler from Lanham, Maryland (standing, with hard hat) was one of the Grace board members who gave brief remarks at today’s groundbreaking for the Orthopaedic Capital Center. 

Contractors, Grace College and Seminary officials and board members, and an array of orthopaedic company representatives turned over the first shovels full of dirt in today’s groundbreaking services. 

ReMix 2006, a weekend designed specially for pastors and church leaders to visit model churches, and sponsored by CE National, begins today in LaPalma, California, and will continue through the weekend. Purposes for the weekend include reviewing ministries first-hand, including those of Saddleback (Rick Warren), Mosaic, (Erwin McManus), Rock Harbor (Todd Proctor) and others; refining

We’re throwing a party — please plan to come! Registration details for Celebrate06 at www.celebrateo6.com. 

From ASSIST News Service: By Michael IrelandChief Correspondent, ASSIST News Service ATLANTA, GEORGIA (ANS) — Across the country, enrollment is up at Protestant seminaries, but a shrinking portion of the graduates will ascend the pulpit, says an article in the March 17 New York Times newspaper. These seminarians, particularly the young ones, are less interested

From the Carroll County (Delphi, Indiana) Comet — Jim Franklin is pastor of the Flora Grace Brethren Church. In celebration of 25 years on the air, Channel 2 will be showing many past events that have aired on the station (formerly channel 7 and 20) over the years. Programs airing on Channel 2 are available

Personal Remembrances of Ken Anderson By Terry White, Executive Director and PublisherBMH Books and Brethren Missionary Herald Co. (pictured, Ken and “Mrs.A.”) Ken Anderson was my first “real” journalism teacher. He taught journalism part-time at Grace College in the 1960s. As the former editor of “Youth For Christ” magazine, he was the “real deal” –

Ken Anderson, 88, founder of Gospel Films, author of 77 books and founder of Ken Anderson Films, died Sunday, March 12 in Winona Lake, Indiana, where he had lived since 1960. Born in Buena Vista County, Iowa, Anderson was raised by a godly grandmother and father following the death of his mother shortly after childbirth.