Grace Church is committed to caring for vulnerable children through a growing community of foster and adoptive families, as well as supporting biological families in partnership with local organizations. Showing up and serving these children involves opportunities for all Grace members to engage in some way throughout each year. Check out these links to find out more about fostering, adoption, or serving families within this community.

We believe it is important to care for the seniors in our community with compassion and love. The Bible is clear that old age deserves dignity and respect, and we are thankful for the wisdom our seniors bring to the body of Christ. Through our Senior Honor ministry, Grace Church volunteers provide worship services, build one-on-one relationships, and facilitate other opportunities at elderly care communities across the Upstate. Individuals, families, and groups are all welcome to serve in Senior Honor.

Have a question or need guidance around a legal issue? For only $30, schedule a 45-minute session with one of our attorneys and receive support from the team.

JUMPSTART’s ministry focuses on long-term discipleship of men and women currently in prison and those recently released. With thousands of success stories, they are convinced that with Christ, anyone’s future can be greater than their past.

Jasmine Road is a two-year residential program for women recovering from human trafficking, prostitution, and addiction. Jasmine Road has three social enterprise programs that give their residents meaningful work experience and provide financial support for the program.

Project HOPE provides a lifespan of services for individuals on the autism spectrum, offering programs that help families, open minds, promote inclusion, and expand potential for children and adults with autism.  Volunteer with Team Hope to support staff and families who are part of a clinic near you.

When a crisis or natural disaster occurs in our area, we are rightfully concerned about how people will be affected physically, financially, emotionally, and spiritually. Because we want to help ease suffering, we may be tempted to respond impulsively in ways that are more likely to help us feel good than do real good. As a church, we want to be intentional, purposeful, and reflective in how we reach out to those affected. If a major crisis happens in South Carolina or within a few hours drive, we believe we need to assess our responsibility and ability to respond well. See our crisis response plan to learn more about our approach.

To train to respond to a natural disaster, local crises, or refugee resettlement with qualified organizations, email outreach@grace.sc for more information.

Piedmont Women’s Center is an Upstate organization committed to caring for women in crisis both during and after their pregnancies. Whenever possible, the hope at PWC is to prevent abortion through free pregnancy tests, OB ultrasounds, and counseling. A major component of their ministry is geared towards post-abortion recovery, but their desire is to see each woman avoid the bondage of abortion altogether.