Throughout the month of March, students from Fusion (5th-6th grade), 24Seven (7th-8th grade), and Forge (high school) got to experience retreats at Carolina Point. Over the course of four weekends, over 1,000 students and 600 leaders, staff, and volunteers participated. Along with the usual camp fun and activities, students got …
Celebrating baptism at Easter has long been a special time for our Grace family. As we rejoice in the resurrection of Jesus and the hope we have in him, we also celebrate those who identify with him in baptism. This year, 79 individuals across all campuses owned their faith by …
May 4 began like any other day for Seth and Hannah Williams—until Hannah received a call from her sister-in-law. A mother with newborn twins was looking for an adoptive couple, and through a series of unlikely connections, the Williams’ name and contact information was shared with her.
When Paul and Drew Talbert moved to the Upstate early in 2020, they were able to attend Grace’s Powdersville campus once before the pandemic set in and shut down in-person services. However, they knew God had brought them to the area for his purposes, and part of that was serving …
Louie and Johnna Gaunch had lived in West Virginia their entire lives. However, when they became empty nesters, God moved in their hearts to explore the Upstate of South Carolina where their oldest daughter was living. When Louie and Johnna visited, they fell in love with the Anderson area. They …
Seven years ago, if you had told Chad and Elisha Conrad that their lives would someday revolve around church, serving, and biblical community, they would have laughed.
Fer and Ana arrived a year and a half ago from Mexico for work. After only two years of marriage and a baby on the way, they were encouraged to begin a new journey.
There are moments when you are forced to step back and see the Lord working in someone else’s life, and you can see how he’s working in yours.
Between the years of 2007 and 2011, Marilyn Mays lost both her parents and her husband. As each loved one passed away, her grief became overpowering and her life spiraled to a very dark place.
When Stephen Carvalho moved to the United States from India in 2019, he drifted away from church, even though he’d grown up in a Christian family. In 2023, he decided it was time to find a local church, and he landed at Grace Church’s Spartanburg campus.
Sharing stories of life change is one way we testify to God’s faithfulness in our lives, connect with one another, and strengthen the unity of the church. This past weekend, Sydney Vallejo shared about how God is working in her heart to teach her contentment in all seasons, and to …
One of our serving partners is Laura Hornby, who works for iFace—an international nonprofit that serves immigrants and refugees by providing community and language support. Members at our Taylors campus, Laura and her husband John recently sat down and shared about how they have embraced refugee ministry as a family.
Sharing stories of life change is one way we testify to God’s faithfulness in our lives, connect with one another, and strengthen the unity of the church. This past weekend, Katelyn Holliday from our Downtown campus shared how God is teaching her to abide in him, even in the midst …
Sharing stories of life change is one way we testify to God’s faithfulness in our lives, connect with one another, and strengthen the unity of the church. This past weekend, David St. John from our Greer campus shared how God is growing him through serving with one of our local …