Governor Mike Braun today signed an executive order to review the policies of Indiana’s state educational institutions regarding antisemitism and their response to any acts of antisemitism following the Saturday, October 7, 2023 terrorist attacks against Israel, reiterating Indiana’s support for its Jewish community and condemning antisemitic acts of discrimination and harassment.
Read MoreTension between police and student protesters enveloped Indiana University’s Bloomington campus in recent days as arrests mounted along with distrust in IU leadership after a change to long-standing policy the day before the initial protest.
Read MoreEarleen Fisher has experience with the world that few other Kosciusko County residents can claim. A native of Milford, she started writing for The Mail-Journal as a sophomore in high school, but her journalistic ambitions took her much further than that.
Read MoreIndiana State Treasurer Daniel Elliott, who championed removing personal ideologies from state investment strategies throughout the legislative session, announced on Wednesday a significant purchase of Israel funds to support the U.S. ally.
Read MoreA dozen spotlights illuminating the night sky around downtown Indianapolis in the colors of the Israel flag will ‘move on’ from the Statehouse, a rare and possibly first-of-its-kind display that appeared Monday morning.
Read MorePresident Joe Biden wants a returning Congress to take “urgent action” on Israel’s security needs after Hamas militants have injured and killed thousands beginning with Saturday’s brutal attack, including the deaths of 14 Americans.
Read MoreU.S. House Republicans will gather behind closed doors beginning Monday night in an attempt to decide who should become the chamber’s next speaker, a race with a renewed sense of urgency with ally Israel now at war and the House in paralysis.
Read MoreThe Greater Warsaw Ministerial Association is encouraging people to pray for Israel and for the peace of Jerusalem, as it says is directed in Psalm 122:6-9.
Read MoreLieutenant Governor Suzanne Crouch is traveling to Israel this week at the invitation of State Government Leadership Foundation.
Read MoreNeither of Indiana’s U.S. Senators supported a procedural vote that would have opened the door for debate on whether a 9/11-style bipartisan commission should be established to investigate the Capitol Hill insurrection.
Read MoreGov. Eric Holcomb is traveling to Israel this week at the invitation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Read MoreWARSAW — Growing up in St. Louis along the Mississippi River, Jon Siesennop moved up to Kosciusko County in 1986 to join the seminary at Grace College. After being raised in the type of church where men would regularly stand up and speak on their faith, he “felt a call early on” to attend seminary and speak openly about his beliefs.
Read MoreWINONA LAKE — Summer and sand, for the most part, are synonymous with beach. But for two Grace College students, they meant a dig in the desert this summer. Ben Gruber, a May 2018 graduate from Harlan, and Christian Prater, a senior from Sheridan, spent six weeks excavating … Read More
WINONA LAKE – The Grace College volleyball team left campus Tuesday for a two-week trip to Israel. The Lady Lancers, who will be gone June 9-22, will spend time in several cities for a sport mission trip in conjunction with Ignite International. The team will visit Jerusalem, Bethlehem, … Read More
By PASTOR MARK FISHBURN First Baptist Church Pierceton The public is invited to come and hear the unique testimony, music, and ministry of Israeli Pastor Alex Muravski at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 25, at the First Baptist Church of Pierceton. Muravski is the pastor of two churches in … Read More
See the city of Jerusalem and the sites of Israel, The Dome of the Rock where Father Abraham offered up Isaac, The River Jordan, etc. You won’t need a plane ticket. Come to the Warsaw Community Public Library at 6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 22, for a power point … Read More
