Join us every fourth Monday at La Madeleine for lunch dedicated to widows, offering a warm atmosphere to share stories and build new friendships. We find that with our life experiences that we are better together. 

Psalm 30:5b tells us "weeping may stay for the night, but rejoicing comes in the morning." Join with us on the fourth Monday of the month at 11:30 a.m., at la Madeleine, 10001 Westheimer Rd., Suite 2123.

G4 is Grace's weekly Young Adults Gathering. It is an opportunity for young adults at Grace and in West Houston to be in community with other young adults while digging into the Bible and seeing how it speaks explicitly to this unique season of life.

Where: Every Monday night in the in the high school room (MT 207) at 7 p.m. 

Who: It is made up of single and married young adults, ages 19-35.

How you can help:

First, Getting the Word Out!
This gathering is still in it's infancy--please, pass this on to any local young adults you know!

Second, Volunteer!
If you have a heart for this demographic, please consider volunteering!

To volunteer, or for more information, contact Jordan Goodie.

Discover Grace is a reception-style gathering designed for folks, like you, that are newer to Grace. It is an opportunity to meet with Pastor Julia, other staff, and deacons and to get know church through conversation. Light refreshments and drinks will be provided. The next reception is this Sunday, March 9.  Just visit the Connections Table immediately following the end of the worship service and we'll guide you the rest of the way!

Other receptions are scheduled throughout the year.

The new Covenant Partner Course is for all who are interested in learning more about Grace’s key theological beliefs and the vision, the mission, and the strategy. The course is led by pastors, elders, deacons, and staff and it is our unique way of talking about membership in a congregation. During the course, you will be invited to explore how joining as a “Covenant Partner” is a significant next step in your journey of faith in Jesus. Refreshments and drinks will be provided.  If you have children, Children’s Ministry offerings will be provided from 11 a.m. to noon and then childcare will be provided until 1 p.m. When you register for the course, you will be asked to register your child for childcare. 

Watch this space for the date of the next course!

Alcohol and drug abuse, along with the misuse of other things such as food, is increasing in teens at an alarming rate. As their child spirals out of control, parents are confused and frightened. We understand the chaos that disrupts the entire family, and are here to help.

Join us for support, understanding, and a solution--whether your child is 13 or 30. "Fear will be replaced by faith, and gratitude will come naturally as we realize that God is doing for us what we cannot do ourselves."

Come yourself and invite a friend who needs this help. We meet on Tuesday evenings from 7:30 - 8:30 at Grace. The meeting is a part of the recovery night at Grace. It starts with a community meal at 5:45 p.m., followed by a worship service "doing church differently" at 6:15 p.m., and then various meetings and small groups at 7:30 p.m. Come to one part of the night or to all of them!

Contact Michelle Feagin for information: 713-248-0372.

Join us for a fun overnight getaway in Galveston, Friday and Saturday, March 28-29, at the beautiful San Luis Resort! Our guest speaker will be The Rev. Anna Kent, and we'll be led in worship by Ivy Castle Simpson and Yunyoung Na. Women of all ages will be refreshed during this time of fellowship, discipleship, and learning. 

NOTE: When registering, you will ONLY be charged the $100 conference fee. Payment for your room will be handled with the San Luis Resort at check-in.

Register HERE!

VBS registration will open Tuesday, April 1, at 10 a.m.

Save the dates for the best week of the summer, June 9-12!

Live It Out—Discover how to love like Jesus! Click here for more information. 

Grace Men's Life invites you to its free-of-charge luncheon at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday March 19, in the Molly Ann Smith Building. Dennis Turnipseed will explain how he came to see the truth that God used service as an opportunity for him to obediently help others, of course, but also as an essential, powerful and mysterious element in his own spiritual transformation.

Dennis' career played out like a dream-come-true for a talented, energetic and ambitious alpha male. With his degree in accounting in hand, he launched his ascent up the corporate ladder as an auditor at the most prestigious CPA accounting firm at the time, Arthur Andersen. He then unleashed his abilities, acumen and ambition for the world's glories by working at seven different corporations, private and public, with astonishing increases in responsibilities and rewards at each, from Controller to Vice President to Chief Financial Officer and finally to the gold ring, Chief Executive Officer. Then, 10 years ago (in an account as mesmerizing as it is shocking), God directed Dennis into full-time ministry to the most at-risk and underserved youth in the Houston-Brookshire areas as the Executive Director of Eyes on Me.