Granite City Church - Quincy

Granite City Church - Quincy We are a community that WANTS God, WALKS in the way of Jesus, and WAITS on the Holy Spirit.

Our mission is to create a community that earnestly wants God, wholeheartedly walks in the way of Jesus, and humbly waits on the Holy Spirt for the renewal of all things. Our hope is that we might have the humility to join with what God is already doing to bring about renewal in our families, our workplaces, our schools, our neighborhoods, our cities and beyond. Find out more about us:

https://granitecity.org/

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Summer Sundays are here! ☀️ Find out more ⬇️Starting this Sunday, June 7th, Granite City Church will move to our summer ...
06/05/2026

Summer Sundays are here! ☀️ Find out more ⬇️

Starting this Sunday, June 7th, Granite City Church will move to our summer worship schedule with ONE single service at 10am. We know summer often brings different rhythms, travel plans, and changing routines, so this seasonal schedule gives our church family the opportunity to gather together in one service throughout the summer months.

Here's what to expect starting this Sunday: at 10am we'll have worship, Bible teaching, kids' programming available and our coffee hour fellowship following the service.

We’re looking forward to worshiping with you this summer. See you this Sunday!

Sending Pastor Stephen & family into his sabbatical with love, gratitude, and prayer.  Sabbaticals are an important rhyt...
06/02/2026

Sending Pastor Stephen & family into his sabbatical with love, gratitude, and prayer.

Sabbaticals are an important rhythm of rest and renewal in long-term ministry. They create space to step away from the constant demands of leadership in order to experience physical, emotional, and spiritual rest, to reconnect deeply with family, and to return refreshed for the work God has called pastors to do.

Over the next few months, we invite our church family to be praying for Pastor Stephen and his family:

• For deep rest and renewal

• For meaningful time together as a family

• For fresh vision and encouragement for ministry

• And also for the continued health and growth of our church during this season.

As Pastor Stephen shared, Granite City Church is not dependent on any one person. Jesus remains the head of His church, and He will continue to lead, guide, and strengthen us in the months ahead.

We are grateful for Pastor Stephen’s faithful leadership and look forward to welcoming him back in October rested, renewed, and encouraged by all God has done during this time. 🤍

05/28/2026

Are you making this mistake? ⬇️

Some of us are trying to do the work of God without first waiting for the Spirit of God.

Before the early Church changed the world, they waited. Before the mission came the presence of God. The disciples did not rush into changing the world. They waited -- for the Holy Spirit, for the transformation that only God can bring, for power beyond themselves.

Want to learn more? Listen to the rest of this sermon at the link in our bio, or at granitecity.org/sermons


“What good are gifts if your life isn’t changed to be more like Jesus?”It’s possible to be around spiritual things -- wo...
05/27/2026

“What good are gifts if your life isn’t changed to be more like Jesus?”

It’s possible to be around spiritual things -- worship, service, teaching -- and still not be changed in the places that matter most.

You might already know what that feels like. We reach the limits of our own strength. We realize we cannot fix our hearts (or anyone else's), heal our wounds, or carry the weight of our sin, grief, outrage, or exhaustion on our own.

But the miracle of the gospel is this:

God does not wait for us to get ourselves together before we come to Him.

He meets us in our need.
He fills us with His presence.
And His Spirit shapes us more and more into the likeness of Christ. 🔥

Where does your life need the transforming power of the Holy Spirit?

Drop us a comment or DM if we can pray for you today.

The same Spirit who moved in the early Church still moves today. ⬇️This coming Sunday is Pentecost Sunday: the day Chris...
05/22/2026

The same Spirit who moved in the early Church still moves today. ⬇️

This coming Sunday is Pentecost Sunday: the day Christians remember the moment the Holy Spirit was poured out on the disciples of the early Church in the book of Acts. Regular people, set on fire by the presence of God -- not just to believe, but to carry hope, healing, and the love of Jesus into a broken world.

That kind of fire is exactly what some of us need right now. 🔥

Maybe you're tired. Tired of outrage. Tired of division. Tired of injustice that feels impossible to fix. Tired of carrying disappointment, grief, and spiritual emptiness.

Pentecost reminds us that God does not leave His people empty or abandoned. He meets us with His presence. He renews what has grown weary. He fills ordinary people with courage, compassion, and purpose.

So wherever you are -- whether your faith feels strong or is barely flickering -- Pentecost is an invitation to ask God to breathe fresh life into you again.

Pray this prayer with us right now:

Holy Spirit, ignite us and fill us with Your presence. Pour out renewal and transform us. Kindle our passion for Your mission. Send us out to embody Your redeeming work in the world. Amen.

05/21/2026

You see a lost cause. God sees someone He still loves.

What if the person you’ve quietly written off is the very person God wants to transform?

Sometimes we look at the world around us—the division, the anger, the hypocrisy, the hardheartedness—and we start believing that some people are simply too far gone.

Too committed to power.
Too consumed by bitterness.
Too resistant to change.

Maybe it’s someone across the political aisle.
Maybe it’s someone posting all the “right” things online but living differently in real life.
Maybe it’s someone much closer to home—a friend, a family member, someone whose heart feels impossible to reach.

Remember that the gospel has always disrupted the categories we create.

Again and again, Jesus moves toward the people others gave up on.

So maybe the transformation God wants to begin isn’t just in other people...maybe it starts in our own imagination.

Ask yourself today: where is God inviting me to believe transformation is still possible?

If this challenged or encouraged you, share it with someone you love.

More than music. More than a sermon. Just people encountering God together.  🤍Ready to find out how His presence changes...
05/19/2026

More than music. More than a sermon. Just people encountering God together. 🤍

Ready to find out how His presence changes everything?

Theres always room for you here.

Join us:

Sundays | 9am and 11am
315 Whitwell St in Quincy

05/14/2026

This is the kind of worship God wants from you. ⬇️

Not performance.
Not trying to impress Him.
But walking with Him.

A real relationship.
Daily surrender.
Faithfulness in the ordinary moments.

The beautiful thing is this: He wants to walk with you. And He already did....all the way to the cross. ✝️

What would it look like to stop performing for God -- and start walking with Him?

Today, we honor all the different experiences and seasons of motherhood.In our church family we see and celebrate the mo...
05/10/2026

Today, we honor all the different experiences and seasons of motherhood.

In our church family we see and celebrate the moms who are joyfully raising children, the soon-to-be mothers, the adoptive and foster moms, the stepmoms, the spiritual mothers, and the women who nurture and care for others with deep love.

We also hold space for those carrying grief today...the ones longing to be mothers, the mothers with empty arms, those navigating loss, exhaustion, or heartbreak, and those grieving the absence of a mother’s love or presence.

Whatever this day feels like for you, you are not forgotten. God sees you, He cares for you, and His hand rests gently upon you today.

“As a mother comforts her child, so will I comfort you.” // Isaiah 66:13

05/06/2026

Are you struggling to forgive?

A spouse's harsh words turn into years of resentment.
Betrayal by a friend becomes lifelong bitterness.
Pain from a church you once trusted becomes cynicism.
Family trauma echoes for generations.

The outrage we carry can slowly poison our souls.

But remember: we worship a God who didn't just teach love for enemies -- He lived it. Even on the cross, He chose forgiveness.

And when we come to Him, He doesn’t just forgive us...He transforms us.

You don't have to stay stuck in what hurt you.
You can become someone who forgives, too.

If this hit close to home, watch the full message -- check out the Sermons link in our bio.

Address

315 Whitwell Street
Quincy, MA
02169

Opening Hours

10am - 12pm

Telephone

+16174795728

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