Foundations is part of our membership process focusing on our church’s core values, six essential areas of Christian maturity and growth. This three-week class will meet September 13, 20, and 27 and is open to anyone at Grace Church who has attended Discovery. During Foundations, you will have the opportunity to complete church membership. Click the link below for more information and to register.
Find out more »Foundations is part of our membership process focusing on our church’s core values, six essential areas of Christian maturity and growth. This course is open to anyone at Grace Church who has attended Discovery. During Foundations, you will have the opportunity to complete church membership.
Find out more »Foundations is part of our membership process focusing on our church’s Core Values, six essential areas of Christian maturity and growth. This 3-week class will meet Sundays, September 13, 20 & 27 and is open to anyone at Grace Church who has attended Discovery. During Foundations, you will have the opportunity to complete church membership. Click below for more information and to register.
Find out more »Foundations is part of our membership process focusing on our church’s core values, six essential areas of Christian maturity and growth. This course is open to anyone at Grace Church who has attended Discovery. During Foundations, you will have the opportunity to complete church membership. The next Foundations will begin on September 13 and will meet for 4 weeks.
Find out more »Discovery is an orientation to our church that provides you with information about our mission, core values, ministry distinctives, and the benefits of a local church. It is also the starting point for you to connect at Grace Church to groups, volunteer ministry teams, and membership.
Find out more »You may feel the sting of shame from your own choices, or maybe you feel marked by the shameful actions others committed against you; you may be deeply aware of shame in your life or you think shame is something only the most broken struggle with. Regardless of where you find yourself, everyone needs to grow in awareness of what shame is and how it operates. Finding Freedom will help you learn what shame is, identify the experiences, thoughts, and feelings that cause shame, how it affects you in everyday life, and how to live in the freedom and comfort Christ holds out to you. This in-person study will launch on Monday, September 14. Childcare will not be provided. Click the link to register.
Find out more »God created every woman with a specific purpose—to be an ezer kenegdo, an essential counterpart. An ezer is one who comes alongside another and brings strength in the context of relationship. All women share this core calling, but how we live out our calling looks different for each woman based on her personality, gifts, strengths, perspectives, and season of life. Through the Biblical Femininity study, we learn to embrace our uniqueness and live out our calling right where God has us today. This will be a virtual study beginning on September 14 at 9:30am. Please use the link below to register.
Find out more »We all experience brokenness in life. We all struggle with sin, our own, the sins of others and the effects of sin all around us. We believe that there is hope for each of us found in Christ and that God gives us steps of healing in his Word, the Bible. Re:generation is a 12-step discipleship process through recovery. By working through these biblical steps within an authentic community, people have found freedom from substance abuse, codependency, pornography, disordered eating, depression, fear, control, emotional/physical abuse, same-sex attraction, anger, obsessive thoughts, and many other personal struggles. All who are tired, broken, or hurting are invited to come find recovery in Jesus Christ. Re:gen meetings will be happening on Monday nights at our Harrison Bridge Campus.
Find out more »No matter where you fall on the marriage rating spectrum, you are not alone. re|engage is a marriage ministry for all married couples. Whether your marriage is in crisis or you are looking to take your marriage from good to great, re|engage is a safe place for couples to reconnect. re|engage will offer hope and encouragement to marriages by helping couples move toward oneness through stories of grace, teaching and small groups. Join us for Large Group at 6:30pm under the Worship Center Tent. Small Groups follow from 7:20-8:30pm. Registration for this event is closed. Please register for our next Newcomers session on October 5.
Find out more »This is a four-week topical study for men. The topics will be Made To Move, Faithful or Fragile, Justice, What's Next For Men. The study will begin Monday, September 14 at 6:45pm and will meet outside under the tent at Powdersville. Click the link below to register.
Find out more »Not many of us believe it, but it’s true. We live from the inside out—not the outside in. That doesn’t mean the two are disconnected because they aren’t. However, our outer world doesn’t help us very much if our inner world collapses. The authors of the Bible and Jesus knew this, so it only makes sense that we should know this as well. In the newest 6-week installment of MRT, we will be looking at A Man and His Faith. We will wrestle with issues like The Fear of Man vs. The Fear of God, Anger, and what it means to Pursue God as men. A Man and His Faith begins September 15 at 6:30am. Click the link below for more information and to register.
Find out more »Quest for Authentic Manhood is our foundational curriculum for Men's Roundtable, our discipleship ministry to men. The nine-week study challenges men in all stages to reject passivity, accept responsibility, and lead courageously in expectation of God's reward. Our next study will launch Tuesday, September 15 at 6:30am.
Find out more »Words are tools. We use them to express ourselves, to communicate, and to connect with others. We use them to vent frustrations and to express joy. We use them to bless and to curse. We use words to manipulate and control and to help and encourage. We use words in ways that tear others down, and we use them in ways that build others up. We all know the power of our words, so why do we still struggle to use them in ways that bring life rather than death? Join us for this new nine-week Ezer study, A Woman’s Words: Getting to the Heart of our Speech. We will explore what the Scripture has to say about our words and how the gospel has the power and hope we need to transform them.
Find out more »God created every woman with a specific purpose—to be an ezer kenegdo, an essential counterpart. An ezer is one who comes alongside another and brings strength in the context of relationship. All women share this core calling, but how we live out our calling looks different for each woman based on her personality, gifts, strengths, perspectives, and season of life. Through the Biblical Femininity study, we learn to embrace our uniqueness and live out our calling right where God has us today.
Find out more »Re|engage is a marriage ministry for all couples, whether your marriage is in crisis or you are looking to take your marriage from good to great. It is a safe place for couples to reconnect and will offer hope and encouragement to marriages by helping couples move through stories of grace, teaching, and small groups. Re|engage will start Tuesday, August 11 at 6:30pm in homes. Participants will be placed into a closed group during the first meeting together. The curriculum will start the next week.
Find out more »When teens experience the death of a loved one life can feel chaotic, confusing, and unpredictable. SHIFT is a program aimed at helping teens understand their loss and navigate through the tangled ball of emotions they are encountering. This specialized focus of care features facilitators who share your teen's experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »When children experience the death of a loved one life can feel chaotic, confusing, and unpredictable. KidsCope is a program aimed at helping children understand their loss and navigate through the tangled ball of emotions they are encountering. This specialized focus of care features facilitators who share your child’s experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »DC4T is a program that helps teens process the feelings experienced after their parents divorce. This curriculum features facilitators who share your teen's experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »DC4K is a program that helps children process the feelings experienced after their parents divorce. This specialized curriculum features facilitators who share your child’s experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »DivorceCare is a ministry of support, encouragement, and help for those who are separated, going through a divorce, or have been divorced but have not healed. DivorceCare meetings are a safe place to heal and renew hope through one of the most difficult times of your life. It is not just a Grace Church ministry but a trusted program used in a network of over 13,000 churches worldwide.
Find out more »GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the GriefShare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top grief recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have experienced grief in their lives and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »We all experience brokenness in life. We all struggle with sin, our own, the sins of others and the effects of sin all around us. We believe that there is hope for each of us found in Christ and that God gives us steps of healing in his Word, the Bible. Re:generation is a 12-step discipleship process through recovery. By working through these biblical steps within an authentic community, people have found freedom from substance abuse, codependency, pornography, disordered eating, depression, fear, control, emotional/physical abuse, same-sex attraction, anger, obsessive thoughts, and many other personal struggles. All who are tired, broken, or hurting are invited to come find recovery in Jesus Christ. Re:gen meetings will be happening online, and in-person at our Pelham campus. Re:generation (re:gen) group meetings take place every Tuesday night from 6:30pm-8:30pm.
Find out more »Family Grace is a family support care group for families and spouses of those with a loved one dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health difficulty or disorders. The curriculum being used is created by The Grace Alliance and is Christ-centered, focused on providing both tools and community support. Family Grace is for family members of a loved one with mental health issues. It is not for the individual struggling with mental health issues.
Find out more »GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the GriefShare weekly experience: video seminars, group discussions, and a personal workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top grief recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have experienced grief in their lives and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »You may feel the sting of shame from your own choices, or maybe you feel marked by the shameful actions others committed against you; you may be deeply aware of shame in your life or you think shame is something only the most broken struggle with. Regardless of where you find yourself, everyone needs to grow in awareness of what shame is and how it operates. Shame: Finding Freedom will help you learn what shame is, identify the experiences, thoughts, and feelings that cause shame, how it affects you in everyday life, and how to live in the freedom and comfort Christ holds out to you.
Find out more »Words are tools. We use them to express ourselves, to communicate, and to connect with others. We use them to vent frustrations and to express joy. We use them to bless and to curse. We use words to manipulate and control and to help and encourage. We use words in ways that tear others down, and we use them in ways that build others up. Proverbs 18:21 says, “Words kill, words give life; they’re either poison or fruit—you choose” (MSG). Words aren’t neutral. They are productive. There is no avoiding this truth—our words will either have positive or negative ramifications. We all know the power of our words, so why do we still struggle to use them in ways that bring life rather than death? This study begins September 15 at 7:00PM. Please use the link below to register.
Find out more »Words are tools. We use them to express ourselves, to communicate, and to connect with others. We use them to vent frustrations and to express joy. We use them to bless and to curse. We use words to manipulate and control and to help and encourage. We use words in ways that tear others down, and we use them in ways that build others up. We all know the power of our words, so why do we still struggle to use them in ways that bring life rather than death? Join us for a VIRTUAL nine-week Ezer study, A Woman’s Words: Getting to the Heart of our Speech. We will explore what the Scripture has to say about our words and how the gospel has the power and hope we need to transform them.
Find out more »Words are tools. We use them to express ourselves, to communicate, and to connect with others. We use them to vent frustrations and to express joy. We use them to bless and to curse. We use words to manipulate and control and to help and encourage. We use words in ways that tear others down, and we use them in ways that build others up. Proverbs 18:21 says, “Words kill, words give life; they’re either poison or fruit—you choose” (MSG). Words aren’t neutral. They are productive. There is no avoiding this truth—our words will either have positive or negative ramifications. We all know the power of our words, so why do we still struggle to use them in ways that bring life rather than death? Our next study will launch Tuesday, September 15 at 7:00pm. This will be an online study.
Find out more »We live from the inside out—not the outside in. That doesn’t mean the two are disconnected because they aren’t. However, our outer world doesn’t help us very much if our inner world collapses. The authors of the Bible and Jesus knew this, so it only makes sense that we should know this as well. In this installment of MRT, we will be looking at A Man and His Faith. We will wrestle with issues like The Fear of Man vs. The Fear of God, Anger, and what it means to Pursue God as men. Our next study begins September 16 at 6:30am. Please use link below to register.
Find out more »We live from the inside out—not the outside in. That doesn’t mean the two are disconnected, because they aren’t. However, our outer world doesn’t help us very much if our inner world collapses. The authors of the Bible and Jesus knew this, so it only makes sense that we should know this as well. In this installment of MRT, we will be looking at A Man and His Faith. We wrestle with issues like fear of man vs. fear of God, anger, and what it means to pursue God as men.
Find out more »God created every woman with a specific purpose—to be an ezer kenegdo, an essential counterpart. An ezer is one who comes alongside another and brings strength in the context of relationship. All women share this core calling, but how we live out our calling looks different for each woman based on her personality, gifts, strengths, perspectives, and season of life. Through the Biblical Femininity study, we learn to embrace our uniqueness and live out our calling right where God has us today. Our next study will launch Wednesday, September 16 at 6:30 am. This will be an online group.
Find out more »Our Men's Roundtable study, Leadership Values, is a seven-week study where we explore leadership values for men. Beginning with a look at character as the foundation, we explore six ideas that are important components of leadership. These values are rooted in scriptural examples and real life personal and business applications.
Find out more »God created every woman with a specific purpose—to be an ezer kenegdo, an essential counterpart. An ezer is one who comes alongside another and brings strength in the context of relationship. All women share this core calling, but how we live out our calling looks different for each woman based on her personality, gifts, strengths, perspectives, and season of life. Through the Biblical Femininity study, we learn to embrace our uniqueness and live out our calling right where God has us today. Our next study will launch Wednesday, September 16 at 9:30 AM. Register below.
Find out more »Words are tools. We use them to express ourselves, to communicate, and to connect with others. We use them to vent frustrations and to express joy. We use them to bless and to curse. We use words to manipulate and control and to help and encourage. We use words in ways that tear others down, and we use them in ways that build others up. Proverbs 18:21 says, “Words kill, words give life; they’re either poison or fruit—you choose” (MSG). Words aren’t neutral. They are productive. There is no avoiding this truth—our words will either have positive or negative ramifications. We all know the power of our words, so why do we still struggle to use them in ways that bring life rather than death?
Find out more »Baptism is an act of obedience, commanded by Jesus and a way of publicly identifying with him. As Christ was crucified, buried, and raised to life, baptism represents that you have died to your old life (burial) and have been given a new life (resurrection). Baptism does not make you a believer, but it is a way of publicly demonstrating that you already trust in Jesus Christ alone for the forgiveness of your sins. Our next baptism service will be Wednesday, September 16 at 6:45pm. If you are interested in baptism please fill out the baptism interest form below and we will be in touch with someone to talk to you.
Find out more »Words are tools. We use them to express ourselves, to communicate, and to connect with others. We use them to vent frustrations and to express joy. We use them to bless and to curse. We use words to manipulate and control and to help and encourage. We use words in ways that tear others down, and we use them in ways that build others up. Proverbs 18:21 says, “Words kill, words give life; they’re either poison or fruit—you choose” (MSG). Words aren’t neutral. They are productive. There is no avoiding this truth—our words will either have positive or negative ramifications. We all know the power of our words, so why do we still struggle to use them in ways that bring life rather than death? Our next study will launch Wednesday, September 16 at 7:30pm.
Find out more »God created every woman with a specific purpose—to be an ezer kenegdo, an essential counterpart. An ezer is one who comes alongside another and brings strength in the context of relationship. All women share this core calling, but how we live out our calling looks different for each woman based on her personality, gifts, strengths, perspectives, and season of life. Through the Biblical Femininity study, we learn to embrace our uniqueness and live out our calling right where God has us today. Our next study will launch Wednesday, September 16 at 7:30pm. This will be an online study.
Find out more »Biblical Femininity: God created every woman with a specific purpose – to be an ezer kenegdo, an essential counterpart. An ezer is one who comes alongside another and brings strength in the context of relationship. All women share this core calling, but how we live out our calling looks different for each woman based on her personality, gifts, strengths, perspectives, and season of life. Through the Biblical Femininity study, we learn to embrace our uniqueness and live out our calling right where God has us today. Join us for this upcoming VIRTUAL study.
Find out more »God created every woman with a specific purpose—to be an ezer kenegdo, an essential counterpart. An ezer is one who comes alongside another and brings strength in the context of relationship. All women share this core calling, but how we live out our calling looks different for each woman based on her personality, gifts, strengths, perspectives, and season of life. Through the Biblical Femininity study, we learn to embrace our uniqueness and live out our calling right where God has us today. Our next study will launch Thursday, September 17 at 6:30pm. Register below.
Find out more »Biblical Femininity: God created every woman with a specific purpose – to be an ezer kenegdo, an essential counterpart. An ezer is one who comes alongside another and brings strength in the context of relationship. All women share this core calling, but how we live out our calling looks different for each woman based on her personality, gifts, strengths, perspectives, and season of life. Through the Biblical Femininity study, we learn to embrace our uniqueness and live out our calling right where God has us today. Join us for this upcoming in person study.
Find out more »You may feel the sting of shame from your own choices, or maybe you feel marked by the shameful actions others committed against you; you may be deeply aware of shame in your life or you think shame is something only the most broken struggle with. Regardless of where you find yourself, everyone needs to grow in awareness of what shame is and how it operates. Shame: Finding Freedom will help you learn what shame is, identify the experiences, thoughts, and feelings that cause shame, how it affects you in everyday life, and how to live in the freedom and comfort Christ holds out to you. Our next study will launch Thursday, September 17 at 7:00pm.
Find out more »Our Men’s Roundtable study, A Man And His Wife, addresses the challenge of masculinity and implementing principles of Biblical masculinity in the context of marriage. These six sessions are designed to give men a language to think about core strengths and core struggles of men, as well as a tool to converse with their wives and other men. This study is designed for all men, whether you have been married for 30 years or you hope to be married one day. Our next study will begin Thursday, September 17. Click the link below for more information and to register.
Find out more »God created every woman with a specific purpose—to be an ezer kenegdo, an essential counterpart. An ezer is one who comes alongside another and brings strength in the context of relationship. All women share this core calling, but how we live out our calling looks different for each woman based on her personality, gifts, strengths, perspectives, and season of life. Through the Biblical Femininity study, we learn to embrace our uniqueness and live out our calling right where God has us today. This study will begin September 18 at 9:00am. Please use the link below to register.
Find out more »Baptism is an act of obedience, commanded by Jesus and a way of publicly identifying with him. As Christ was crucified, buried, and raised to life, baptism represents that you have died to your old life (burial) and have been given a new life (resurrection). Baptism does not make you a believer, but it is a way of publicly demonstrating that you already trust in Jesus Christ alone for the forgiveness of your sins. Our next Baptism will be Sunday, September 20.
Find out more »Foundations is part of our membership process focusing on our church’s core values, six essential areas of Christian maturity and growth. This course is open to anyone at Grace Church who has attended Discovery. During Foundations, you will have the opportunity to complete church membership. We will meet for four weeks at 9:00am at the Travelers Rest Office beginning September 20.
Find out more »GroupLaunch is for those who have already completed Discovery and Foundations and are moving towards membership. The purpose of GroupLaunch is to give you more details on what community groups are, our expectations for groups and group members, and what groups are available in your area. You will get the opportunity to meet several community group leaders before being placed in a group.
Find out more »Discovery is an orientation to our church that provides you with information about our mission, core values, ministry distinctives, and the benefits of a local church. It is also the starting point for you to connect at Grace Church to groups, volunteer ministry teams, and membership. Our next Discovery will be Sunday, September 20 at 12:00 PM. Click the link below for more information and to register.
Find out more »We all experience brokenness in life. We all struggle with sin, our own, the sins of others and the effects of sin all around us. We believe that there is hope for each of us found in Christ and that God gives us steps of healing in his Word, the Bible. Re:generation is a 12-step discipleship process through recovery. By working through these biblical steps within an authentic community, people have found freedom from substance abuse, codependency, pornography, disordered eating, depression, fear, control, emotional/physical abuse, same-sex attraction, anger, obsessive thoughts, and many other personal struggles. All who are tired, broken, or hurting are invited to come find recovery in Jesus Christ. Re:gen meetings will be happening on Monday nights at our Harrison Bridge Campus.
Find out more »It’s an honor to be asked to mentor a re:generation participant. It means the participant is willing to trust you with some of the deepest parts of their lives and that they see Christ already at work in your life. The most effective mentors are those who spend time on their knees for their participant, themselves, and the re:generation ministry. They serve from the overflow of joy in their hearts, trusting God to bring healing to the participant’s life and leaning on group leaders and the participant’s recovery partners for support.
Find out more »Not many of us believe it, but it’s true. We live from the inside out—not the outside in. That doesn’t mean the two are disconnected because they aren’t. However, our outer world doesn’t help us very much if our inner world collapses. The authors of the Bible and Jesus knew this, so it only makes sense that we should know this as well. In the newest 6-week installment of MRT, we will be looking at A Man and His Faith. We will wrestle with issues like The Fear of Man vs. The Fear of God, Anger, and what it means to Pursue God as men. Click on the link below to register.
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