We exist to make mature followers of Jesus Christ by equipping them for a life of spiritual passion that impacts their home, the community, and the world for Jesus Christ.
October 1, 2025
It’s been a year since Hurricane Helene’s powerful winds and record-breaking rainfall swept through our area, causing power outages, widespread destruction, catastrophic flooding and landslides, and the loss of many lives. Our sparse tree canopies, repair bills, and lingering debris piles continue to remind us that recovery has been slow and complex, with the long-term effects still unfolding. While there is still so much that needs to be done—and so many lives are forever changed—this anniversary is also an opportunity to look back and be reminded of God’s faithfulness and provision throughout this catastrophe.
September 25, 2025
Homes of Hope is a nonprofit organization dedicated to generational change in our community, opening doors for economic mobility through affordable housing and workforce development. It is our honor to come alongside this ministry partner as they build pathways for local families and individuals to thrive.
September 18, 2025
Last month, we wrapped up another fantastic summer of BridgeBuilders—a six-week camp for children ages 5 to 12 that takes place in Hampton County. Hosted by Varnville First Baptist Church and facilitated by Grace Church students, volunteers, and staff, this camp aims to bridge gaps, foster relationships, and point young people in the community to Christ in order to become the next generation of leaders.
September 11, 2025
We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the nearly 150 students and leaders who served this summer at Camp Griggs! Held in the heart of the Poe Mill community, the camp is hosted by Griggs Church and is facilitated by Grace Church Students. This partnership provides a supportive, Christ-centered environment where our students lead campers ages 5–12 in worship, Bible time, games, team-building activities, field trips, and more.
September 2, 2025
Did you know that we have partnered with Christ For the City International (CFCI) in Nicaragua for more than two decades? Over the years, the generosity of our congregations has allowed us to come alongside our friends at CFCI to support them and minister to local churches and communities in Nicaragua. This summer, CFCI held a medical clinic in Rivas for pastors, leaders, and their families. These pastors are participants in the training courses we started in Rivas last year and will continue for another two years.
August 28, 2025
One facet of our Outreach ministry is Missions Grants—a funding program that invites our members to apply for yearly grants up to $2,500 to support specific projects or programs of their personal ministry that serve the Upstate. As applications for Missions Grants are now open, we’d love to highlight the ministry of one of our current recipients. Recently, Iglesia Gracia member Alexandra Guarecuco received a grant on behalf of Just Say Something.
August 21, 2025
Have you heard of the Mosaic Family Festival? Mosaic is our ministry for children, students, and adults with disabilities, and each summer we host a fun event for these families across all campuses to come together and share in some joy! Our Kairos interns did an amazing job planning and organizing a Candy Kingdom theme—turning the entire Pelham campus into a game board with stations for snow cones, cotton candy, lollipop putt-putt, balloon animals, inflatables, and more.
August 14, 2025
One facet of our Care & Recovery ministry is a summer program called Ascend—a camp for kids and teens who have experienced the divorce of their parents, have lost a loved one, or have a sibling with disabilities. This week-long program gives children an opportunity to discuss their common experiences, learn what God says about these challenges, practice healthy coping skills, and connect with each other and their leaders through fun games and activities!
August 7, 2025
This summer, two teams of volunteers each spent a week in Puerto Rico with Hunger Corp to help ongoing restoration efforts in a community still reeling from a series of natural disasters. Hunger Corp is a local nonprofit organization that works to help rebuild Puerto Rico through a gospel-centered approach—showing the love of Christ as homes are rebuilt, businesses are restored, and communities are strengthened.