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Frequently Asked Questions
Are you affiliated with a particular denomination?
Yes. Grace Fellowship is a part of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). If you are interested in knowing more about the PCA, you can visit the denomination's official web site, which is located at www.pcanet.org.
How should I dress for worship?
You may dress in whatever way seems good to you. The majority of our attenders will dress in casual attire for worship, but you should feel free to dress up if you so desire. A good rule of thumb is to ask yourself whether your attire might genuinely be a distraction to others who are worshipping. If not, you should feel free to dress according to the constraints of your conscience.
What do you offer for children and youth?
We offer Sunday school classes for all ages (from infants through seniors). During the worship service, we have a nursery for 0 - 2 years old, children's church for 3 years - 1st grade, and a special children's worship bulletin for elementary children who remain in the worship service. During summers we hold a "Bible Club" for children, which is similar to a traditional Vacation Bible School program. We have an active youth group made up of both Junior High and Senior High Students.
What sort of music should I expect?
We utilize a full band with a variety of different instruments in our worship services. Some of our songs are upbeat and celebratory, while others are more reflective.
Quoted
" This is the basis of worship. The full assurance of sin put away, ministers, not to a spirit of self-confidence, but to a spirit of praise, thankfulness, and worship. It produces not a spirit of self-complacency but of Christ-complacency, which, blessed be God, is the spirit which shall characterize the redeemed throughout eternity. It does not lead one to think little of sin, but to think much of the grace which has perfectly cancelled it. It is impossible that any one can gaze on the cross—can see the place which Christ took—can meditate upon the sufferings which he endured—can ponder on those three terrible hours of darkness, and at the same time, think lightly of sin. When all these things are entered into, in the power of the Holy Ghost, there are two results which must follow, namely, an abhorrence of sin, in all its forms, and a genuine love to Christ, His people and His cause. "