
July 28, 1937
Grace Theological Seminary established; Dr. Alva J. McClain appointed first president
April 29, 1940
Incorporated into the State of Indiana
September 1940
Campus relocated to Winona Lake, Indiana
September 7, 1948
Grace College founded, four majors offered: English, History, Greek and Bible
August 30, 1951
Dedication of McClain Hall
August 20, 1958
Dedication of Philathea Hall and Lancer Gym

April 24, 1962
Dr. Herman A. Hoyt appointed second president of Grace Theological Seminary and Grace College
August 20, 1964
Dedication of Alpha Hall, first residence hall and dining commons
1966
Dedication of Beta Hall, first men’s residence hall
August 23, 1968
Assume operation of Winona Lake Christian Assembly
May 2, 1969
Betty Zimmer Morgan Library dedicated
August 23, 1969
Grace Theological Seminary and Grace College incorporated as Grace Schools in the State of Indiana

February 24, 1976
Dr. Homer A. Kent, Jr. appointed third president of Grace Schools
1977
New graduate programs in Missions
March 14, 1978
Dedication of the Chester E. Cooley Science Center
1978
Nursing Program began
1979
Six tennis courts constructed
1980
New graduate programs in Biblical Counseling
1981
Dining Hall enlarged; Grace rejoins the Mid-Central Conference
1982
Regional accreditation achieved for the seminary

February 24, 1986
Dr. John J. Davis appointed fourth president of Grace Schools
September 29, 1988
Grace Schools and Winona Lake Christian Assembly merge
1988
Byers Music Hall remodeled
1990
Admitted to the membership of Independent Colleges of Indiana Foundation; Doctor of Ministry added; McClain Auditorium, Dining Commons, Little Theater, and Morgan Library renovated; Seminary adds new master’s programs
1992
Lancer Gym renovated; NAIA Men’s Basketball National Title