The Missional Community Group or MCG is an important part of Grace Fellowship Church. As Grace Fellowship grows, the MCGs provide a place where you can connect with other people on an intimate level and reach out in a mission focus based on your desires and interests. We welcome you to visit the individual MCG homepages. They will help you decide which group is best suited for you.

           

An MCG is a small group that shares a missional commitment, builds a caring community, and serves God together. MCG's are intended to extend the church into our neighborhoods, our nations, and the next generation!

 

Four Cornerstones of an MCG:

• Targeted---committed to a common, stated, approved mission
• Together---committed to fellowship, encouragement, accountability, and healing within the community
• Transformational---committed to study and learn God's word together to enhance and encourage spiritual growth of all group members
• Timely---committed to be in the community, dedicated to the mission, for a stated period of time (usually a school year)

 

 

 

Young Couples: Come find a small group-----There are Young Couples Missional Care Groups meeting every Sunday Night from 6:30-8:00 PM, right after the Evening Service, in the Cottages and also every Tuesday night at 7:00 PM in the Discipleship House across the street from the church. Childcare is provided each and every Tuesday Night and then again every Sunday from 5:00-8:00 PM. On Sunday please bring a sack meal for your child.

 

Cancer Care MCG --- The Grace Cancer Care Support Group meets on the fourth Sunday of every month at 4:00 PM in Room 105. Remember if you are your loved one has been impacted by cancer, we as a body are here to minister unto you. Check us out. You should not have to walk alone.
http://Gracecancercare.wetpaint.com.

 

Teaching Resource Page---Do you have studies that your group has completed and they're just taking up space? Are you having trouble finding a good study? Maybe we can make a connection...We would like to begin a resource sharing page. If you have materials that you have used and would like to share, please send the name and author of the study along with a brief description or review to B. J. Demonbreun. We will post them on the new Resource page.