Ultimate Gifts That Pay Income Many supporters further the ministry of Grace Christian University through gifts that pay income. Through a lifetime income gift, you provide meaningful support to Grace and secure steady lifetime payments for you or your loved one's...
Savvy Ways to Stretch Your Giving Whether you're shopping, investing, or donating, you're always looking to make the most of every dollar.To you, it just makes cents... er, sense! If you're looking for a few creative ways to maximize your giving and stretch your...
3 Wins When You Give Appreciated Stock “He shoots—he scores!” The crowd erupts. Lights flash, music plays, and the bench celebrates. In hockey, there’s nothing quite like a hat trick: three goals in a single game. It’s a thrilling moment of achievement. While...
Planning Ahead with Purpose and Peace “Do I need a will, or should I have trust?” It’s a common question, and a wise one, when considering how to steward what God has given you. Both tools help you care for your family’s future and support the causes that matter...
“I’ve changed,” Carter Willis ’25 admits. Where My Story Changed Growing up, Carter didn’t have faith of any kind. His parents weren’t Christians, and Christ was never a topic of discussion. When Carter was two years old, his parents divorced and he was thrown into...
Where My Story with Grace Began The story of how I got to Grace is part of a love story between Jesus and me. When my Sunday school teacher said that to me, I was a 16-year-old girl who had left home due to traumatic circumstances and a toxic situation in...
“God, Give Me a Sign,” Benaiah Nyanjui ‘25 prayed before his tour of Grace Christian UniversityIt was an honest and earnest prayer, but he had no idea how it would be answered. TAKEOFF Born to missionary parents, Benaiah was raised in Kenya where he and his family...
Morgan Sillings ’24 has always been fascinated by history. Unlike other kids who wanted to throw a party or go to an amusement park for their birthdays, Morgan begged her mom to take her to the Grand Rapids Public Museum to see a Titanic exhibit when she turned 13....
"If you’re teaching with love, you can’t always put cookies on the top shelf and expect students to reach them,” Dr. Mat Loverin ’98 says. “There will always be a student that can reach that level, but if I only teach that student, then I’m going to have another...
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