Grace Place

11/19/2023

Join us tomorrow night to celebrate the annual Community Thanksgiving Service!

The primary text will be Colossians 2:6–7 (ESV):
6 Therefore, as you received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk in him, 7 rooted and built up in him and established in the faith, just as you were taught, abounding in thanksgiving.

We look forward to seeing you there!

10/28/2023

Need to get out of the house but not in the cold? Come join the fall fun at Grace Place! Everything is free and indoors. The doors open in 20 minutes! 

Hope to see you there!

10/04/2023

Add this to your calendar! Dennis Okoth is the protagonist of the film and will be present at this showing as a guest speaker.

We hope that you can join us on October 17th at 7pm for this special event. You will be blessed by Dennis' testimony.

08/26/2023

Grace Place BBQ has pans of cooked brisket on sale for $70 a pan, pans average around 6.7 lbs per pan. We’d love to see you for lunch and dinner! All profits from the BBQ stand go to Grace Place missionary outreaches! Ask anyone working the stand if you’d like to learn more about what we’re doing in missions as a church.

08/25/2023

Get your Tiger game face on! Offering $2 face painting for the fair and the football game from 4-9 Here’s our list of paint styles:

Swirl
Flower
Tiara
Butterfly
Bunny
Turtle
Tiger
Batman
Dragon
Snake

Each color tells a true story!

08/25/2023

Only 100 sandwiches. Make sure to grab one before they’re gone! We’re just south of Lamar Bank and Trust, we’d love to have you for lunch and dinner.

08/22/2023

Fair Update: Grace Place will be offering $2 face paints near our brisket stand ONLY Friday and Saturday nights from 4pm to 9pm. Every face paint comes with a prize and a story.

We will also be participating in the parade on Saturday. Be on the lookout for the maiden voyage of our new logo during the parade! Sneak peek in photos!

08/22/2023

Grace Place Logo Meaning

Grace Place is a church called to be a gospel sowing and disciple making church. We desire to be a place where the grace of God is productive. This provides the agrarian theme of the logo along with the parable of the sower.

The overall picture of the logo is a wheat stalk. The arch is the ground and in the ground is the seed of the good news of Jesus. The five roots represent the five relationships that the gospel brings restoration into. These five roots are the foundation of a healthy plant: God, family, Church, world, enemy.

When our roots are nurtured by the gospel, a healthy plant grows and produces a yield in each respective area: an abundant walk with God, a biblically ordered relationship with family, a unified participation in the body of Christ, an evangelistic yet contrastive heart for the world, and a powerful opposition to our enemy.

The parable of the sower asks if the good news of Jesus’ death, burial and resurrection has landed on fertile soil where a fruit is produced, or if it has fallen on any of the other types of soil that ultimately end with the seed producing no fruit.

Ecclesiastes 3:11 tells us that God has placed eternity on the human heart. This means that you can talk to any human about eternity from God’s word and there will undoubtably be a response, whether good or bad. In John 17:3, Jesus says, “And this is eternal life, that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent.”

Everyone longs for eternity, but eternity will be spent either knowing and being with Jesus, or hating and being separate from Him.

Do you know Christ Jesus?

05/02/2023

Everybody is invited to the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 4th at noon. This year it will be held at the Barton County Memorial Park