Adult Ministries
Our adult ministries specifically address the unique design of men, women and married couples.
Men
We believe God created men with unique abilities and gives them unique roles in the family, the church and in society. We offer unique opportunities for men to build each other up to maturity through Bible study, group teaching and individual discipling. We also create opportunities for men to serve in the church and community as we seek to influence others for the sake of Christ.
Women
We believe God created women with unique abilities and a unique calling that invites nurturing. We do so through relevant biblical instruction in the context of authentic and affirming women-to-women relationships. (Ephesians 4:11-16)
Marriage
We believe that marriage is God’s creation for His purpose to reveal the Gospel lived out in a marriage relationship. For this reason, our marriage ministry exists to strengthen not just hurting marriages, but all marriages. We do so by blending biblical teaching, authentic fellowship and practical wisdom in couple-to-couple, small group and classroom environments in addition to pastoral pre-marriage and marriage counseling.
Seasoned Saints
We Love our Seasoned Saints
Small Groups
At Grace Community Church, we purpose to connect with with others in authentic community: we minister to one another by practicing biblical love with our hearts joined together in genuine fellowship. A key way in which we do so is through Life Groups, small, diverse groups organized geographically. Our Life Groups connect, pray together and support each other – both formally and informally -- in ways that are impractical during corporate worship. When needs arise in the Body, for example, one’s Life Group snaps into action.
For this reason, we believe that when it comes
to fellowship, circles are better than rows.
For this reason, we believe that when it comes
to fellowship, circles are better than rows.
Hispanic Ministry
We feel called to serve the large and growing number of Hispanic families in our community in light of the language, cultural and economic challenges many face. We do so through English as a second language (ESL) classes, Bible studies and corporate worship.