Current Projects

Gordon Health & Wellness Center Renovation

Community is built not just where we live and work, but where we play! The Gordon Health & Wellness Center (GHAWC) stands at the heart of wellness, connection, and activity in Winona Lake. As Grace College’s enrollment continues to grow and community demand for recreation rises, the GHAWC is preparing for a $7.7 million renovation to meet these expanding needs. The project will include a renovated fieldhouse, expanded fitness and weight room, enhanced academic spaces for exercise and health sciences, an expanded Center for Movement & Wellbeing, and improved counseling facilities. These updates will ensure the GHAWC remains a vibrant hub for health, learning, and community life for years to come.

Community Fieldhouse

Building Champions of Character extends far beyond Grace’s student-athletes. It’s the mission that drives the Grace athletic department and shapes every facility within the Miller Athletic Complex. The Community Fieldhouse will be a transformative addition for both Grace College and the broader Winona Lake region, serving student-athletes, families, and community members alike. This multi-use facility will provide dedicated training space for Grace athletes while meeting a growing community demand for indoor recreation and year-round sports opportunities.

Ray "Butch" & Sandra Shook Welcome Center

Grace College is excited to unveil the vibrant new Butch & Sandy Shook Welcome Center at Westminster Hall. The renovated main floor lobby and banquet rooms have been fully transformed into a modern, inviting space—while thoughtfully preserving the historic charm and character of this beloved building.

Now complete, the Welcome Center features the updated Winona History Museum, a refreshed community banquet room, and brand-new spaces for our admissions office, and a modern campus store. Visitors will enjoy a seamless blend of timeless architecture and contemporary design that reflects both our rich heritage and forward-looking vision.

This transformation was made possible through the generous support of donors, alumni, and friends—thank you!

Take a look at the completed space in the video tour below.

Tom Roy - UPI Park

Tom Roy – UPI Park is named after Tom Roy (BS’74), who has been involved with Grace Baseball for several decades. He is also the founder of Unlimited Potential Inc., a 42-year-old organization that ministers to professional baseball players. Grace College sees the construction of this stadium and the baseball program in the same light––as a way to use the sport of baseball to change lives for Christ. This project has been fully funded by generous donors, alumni, and friends!