Grace Community Chapel is a church in St. Peters, MO. We Exist to Proclaim Jesus and; Pursue Maturity in Him. Welcome to Grace Community Chapel WORSHIP WITH US OUR MISSION We Exist to Proclaim Jesus and Pursue Maturity in Him. The purpose of Grace Community Chapel is to glorify God by making disciples of Jesus Christ who worship God, build up one another and witness to the world. Our desire at Grace Community Chapel is: To proclaim, teach, and preach the Gospel of salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ. To glorify God in the church and throughout the world by being a Christian community of fellowship, love, and benevolence. To lead people at home and abroad to faith in Jesus Christ and help them to strengthen their faith. LEARN MORE ABOUT WHO WE ARE Latest Content Worship With Us JOIN US ON SUNDAYS meaningful worship. biblical message. intentional community. WATCH Grace Community Chapel 7661 Mexico Rd. St. Peters, Missouri 63376 Service Times: 8:30 AM | 9:50 AM | 11:15 AM Worship With Us

Upcoming Events Next Steps Dates: Get to know us better by attending these classes, which are required for membership at GCC. Sunday, Apr 26 | 11:15 AM REGISTER Sunday, Apr 19 | 11:15 AM Register Sunday, Apr 19 | 12:15 PM REGISTER Bring the family out for a fun-filled carnival! Saturday, March 28 | 9:00-11:00 am Travel together through a series of game and activity booths where you'll hear about the meaning of Easter while collecting prize-filled eggs along the way! Recommended ages 3-12 years old. We can't wait to celebrate Easter with you and your family! details/sign up Good Friday Service Friday, April 3 | 7:00 pm We invite you to join us on this solemn and meaningful occasion to worship, pray, and share in communion. As we gather in community, we will remember the immense love that Christ demonstrated for us through his suffering and death on the cross. (no childcare provided) Easter Sunday Services Sunday, April 5 | 8:30, 9:50, 11:15 am Join us for a time of joyful worship, an inspiring message, and fellowship with a community of believers as we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. We would be honored to have you join us. (Extended Nursery Ages 0-3. No Sunday School for Children, Adults, or Youth.) Change 4 Change - March Passport for Purpose: Providing Travel Support for our Global Workers Did you know that for many of our Global Workers, trip expenses are not included in their normal annual budget? Even when travel is ministry-related, they often must raise additional support. March Change for Change will help cover future trip expenses for our Global Workers. When travel needs arise, we will distribute these gifts to our Global Workers and Trusted Partners. Details/GIVE Encouragement for College Students Submit information through April 18 The Deaconesses of GCC would like to send a small gift to encourage our college students and remind them that we care for them and are supporting them. Use the button below to send us your college students' names and mailing addresses. The deadline for sending this information is April 18. SUBMIT INFO Preregister NOW for Skill Labs! We are working on some really exciting Skill Labs for this summer! Preregister now to be notified when sign-ups open. Why preregister? 1) Be first to see this year’s labs. 2) Get a reminder when registration opens to secure your kids’ favorites. PREREGISTER FOR SKILL LABS Grace K!DS Needs Skill Lab Volunteers June 15–19; 6:00–8:30 nightly Have a skill or craft and a heart for sharing God’s love? Lead a Skill Lab or help out behind the scenes! You’ll be part of helping kids learn, grow, and see God’s love in action—fill out the volunteer form and we’ll be in touch. VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION 2026 SHORT-TERM MISSION TRIPS Applications are open for Camp Barnabas and Kentucky Mountain Mission GCC Global exists to proclaim Jesus around the world, and one way we do this is through short-term missions. This summer, we are sponsoring exciting short-term mission trips to get involved in taking the gospel to the ends of the earth. LEARN MORE/APPLY Ongoing Events Awana Clubs Kids Ages 3 through 12th Grade Thursdays | 6:30-8:30 PM Awana is a ministry focused on providing Bible-based evangelism and discipleship for ages 3 through 12th grade. Use the button below for all the details and to register your child or volunteer. DETAILS/REGISTER Ladies Piloga Mondays | 8:00 - 9:00 PM Core strengthening Pilates movements combined with classic yoga poses will improve your balance and leave you strong, flexible and relaxed. Details Martha Fellowship 3rd Wednesdays | 1:00 - 3:00 PM Women of all ages are welcome to this ministry that supports the missionary outreach of Grace Community Chapel. Details Men's Breakfast 2nd Saturdays | 8:00 AM Men, join us for a hearty breakfast the second Saturday of the month. Come enjoy good food and fellowship, and bring a friend! Use the button below to check out the details, as the location and time may change on occasion. Details Volleyball at Grace 2nd and 4th Sundays | 7:00 PM Adults (17 and older) are welcome to a relaxed, fun time of recreational volleyball, with a bit of healthy competition thrown in! Details

Collectives Midweek Adult Discipleship Opportunities Collectives: Midweek Adult Discipleship Opportunities Men of Grace Bible Study: This Bible study is an opportunity for men of all ages to study God's Word together and share how God is working in their lives. They meet on Monday evenings during the school year and take a break during the summer. There is no cost or registration. Snacks and drinks will be provided. 'The Book of Acts' (led by Bill Jones) March 9 - April 27. Feel free to join at any time. Mondays, 6:00-7:30 pm, Adult Central Women of Grace Bible Study: The Women of Grace ministry offers weekly Bible and topical studies for women who want to advance in their love for Jesus and their relationships with one another. Leaders: Kimberly Klein, Barb Farrell, Jean Carroll, Kristi Grimes "The Way of Wisdom" (a study from Proverbs taught by various Lifeway teachers). February 3 - May 7 Schedule: Tuesdays : 6:30-8:30 pm, Adult Central Wednesdays : 9:00-11:15 am, Adult Central Thursdays : 6:30-8:30 pm, Grace Commons Childcare will be provided for infant - Kindergarten on Wednesdays (by reservation). When the next session begins, details and registration will be available here. Precept Bible Study: Precept involves a weekly Bible study that is based on the Precept Bible study method, which encourages participants “to discover God’s Word for yourself, but not by yourself”. These studies are open to men and women of all ages. Registration is required; Please register as soon as possible so we can order workbooks in time to do the first lesson prior to the first class. . Study Description: The Gospel of John: Part 1 Our Precept studies have 5-day homework assignments designed to help you learn how to study the Bible by yourself with the Holy Spirit’s guidance. It takes time, but you always learn something that confirms or changes what you believe as the Spirit leads you. Dates: March 31 - May 26 Schedule: Tuesdays: 2:00-3:15 pm, Adult Central Room 108 Tuesdays: 7:00-8:15 pm, Adult Central Room 108 When the next session begins, details and registration will be available here.

Lent Fasting Anthony Ochoa Want to know what the bible says? Download the guide LENT DESCRIPTION Lent is a 40-day season (not counting Sundays) leading up to Easter. It is a time to turn our hearts to God through (1) prayer, (2) repentance, and (3) spiritual renewal. We fast not to earn God's favor, but to remind ourselves that man does not live by bread alone but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God. It is an intentional submitting our bodies and souls to God, who alone can satisfy us. START Ash Wednesday (2.18.26) END The Saturday before Easter, Holy Saturday (4.4.26) LENGTH OF LENT 40 total days of fasting 46 calendar days (because Sundays are not fast days) HOW TO FAST (TRADITIONAL PRACTICE) For centuries, Christians have fasted during Lent by limiting their food intake. The most common method today follows this structure: Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are special days of fasting. On only Ash Wednesday and Good Friday: Eat only one full meal for the day. You may also eat two smaller meals that together do not equal a full meal. No snacking between meals. No meat (fish is allowed). All Fridays during Lent are typically days of abstinence from meat, though full meals are allowed. Other weekdays (Mon–Sat): No required fasting, but many choose to limit or sacrifice something else as an act of devotion (caffeine/sugar/soda/processed snacks, social media, screen time, etc.) . Sundays are feast days and are never fast days. If at any point you start to ask, “What if I’m doing it wrong?!” Stop and remember this is about mercy and faith, not legalistic law keeping. For example: if you want to eat meat on Fridays still, that’s okay! Enjoy and pursue hunger for God in accordance with your faith, not what you think you “have to” do. CAN I FAST FROM SOMETHING OTHER THAN FOOD? While food is the traditional fast, some people may need to adjust due to health concerns or may choose to add other disciplines. Again, the call is to discipline ourselves to hunger for God, not to meticulously keep every possible rule. The goal is not to make ourselves miserable but to set ourselves toward crying out to God in an intentional way. HOW CAN I MAKE LENT MORE SIGNIFICANT Lent is not just about fasting—it is about turning to God. Consider adding activities to your routine during this season: Pray (consider using our prayer book Two of More ) Read Scripture (with others at times you usually do not) Write in a Journal (what God is teaching you) Worship (as a family or individually) Serve someone else (look for needs in the community or church)

Casas Por Cristo Short-Term Opportunity Who: Families and individuals interested in construction and outreach activities with the local church. What: Develop a relationship with a local family while building them a home. Also we hope to engage in outreach with our church partner in Mexico. When: June 6th 2026 - June 10th 2026 Where: Acuna, Mexico (border town across from Del Rio, TX) Why: To provide a home for a family in need. To continue building relationships with our Casas por Cristo missionary partner and our host church and help them with spreading the gospel in Acuna. Opportunity Closed DONATE

Clusters Clusters Sunday and Midweek Adult Discipleship Opportunities What is a Cluster? This opportunity will feature a new approach to adult discipleship engagement under the broader title of clusters. By basic definition, clusters involve smaller collections of people (approximately 12) that gather in the interests of advancing personal growth and reproductive discipleship influence. Weekly cluster gatherings generally feature homework assignments, and they prioritize interactive engagement during scheduled meetings. The weekly homework assignments will require a completion time of approximately one hour. Feel free to contact the church office if you have questions. Advancing the Kingdom A Collaborative Journey of Knowing, Growing, and Going The Advancing the Kingdom clusters will include three distinct participation opportunities, with two of these options occurring on Sunday morning during the second or third hour, and the other option occurring on Tuesday evening (women only). Specific times are identified below. All of these clusters will utilize the Rose Guide to Discipleship as the core curriculum. A key structural goal within the Advancing the Kingdom clusters includes mixing individuals who are less seasoned in their faith with those who are further along in their faith journey. In both cases, the idea of learning with the intention to reproduce will include a primary point of emphasis. Those interested in participating in one of the Advancing the Kingdom clusters will incur a $20 expense* (scholarships available as needed) to cover costs associated with full color copies, a binder, and a book that will be utilized to address issues of Christian identity. *Payment can be made electronically at the time of registration or via cash/personal check at the first cluster session. Two copies of the Rose Guide to Discipleship are available at Grace Central and can be reviewed as desired before making a decision about registering for this cluster. SUNDAY (September 7-May 31): Facilitators: James and Missy Jolliff Time: 9:45 – 11:00 AM Location: Room 109 Facilitator: Ken Johnson Time: 11:00 AM – 12:15 PM Location: Room 109 MIDWEEK: Facilitators: Kristi Grimes and Jennifer Hill Tuesdays: 6:30 - 7:45 PM Dates: September 16-May 5 Location: Room 102 Women Only! Classes Ongoing Opportuniites Classes Sunday Morning Adult Discipleship Opportunities The following Sunday Adult Class will encompass the full ministry year. Formal registration for this class has closed; feel free to contact the church office if you have questions. Exploring the Old Testament A Journey of Information and Inspiration September 7, 2025 – May 31, 2026 This class will include three unique parts. In Part One, we gain an understanding of how the 66 books of the Bible came to be. In Part Two, we turn our attention to the Old Testament and begin by constructing a free-hand map of Israel and answer the questions: 1) Where did important events occur? 2) Why did various empires desire to gain control of this area? and 3) Why did God choose this tiny land bridge of geography to bring glory to Himself? In Part Three, we engage in a synopsis of each Old Testament book through exploring key elements such as characters, themes, and important historical details. Through it all, we will discover that God is not full of anger, wrath, and judgment, but rather faithfulness, patience, and love. *A book by the title of Introducing the Old Testament is highly recommended as a supplement to classroom instruction. This book can be purchased on Amazon at a cost of $10.92. Teachers: Dan Cheek, Stephen Smith, and Jerome Hall Time: 9:50 – 10:50 AM Location: Adult Central The following Sunday discipleship opportunities are offered continuously and require no registration. You are welcome to join them at any time. 8:30 am Young and Growing Families The Young & Growing Families class offers an adult discussion-based arrangement that is designed to mirror the Gospel Project curriculum being taught on Sunday mornings within GraceKids Sunday School. The common demographic includes young parents (20's-40's). Parents accompanying infants are welcome to attend with their children. Style: Study/Discussion Leader: Tim and Margie Brown Location: Room 110 9:50 am Bereans (all adults) The Bereans class is centered around Bible studies, through guided discussion. The common age demographic for this class is middle age to older adults; however, participation is open to those across all age categories. Style: Group Discussion Leader: Charles Saff Location: Room 106 Growing Families (primarily young families) The Growing Families class is structured around Bible and topical studies that occur through guided discussion. The common age demographic for this class includes younger couples (20’s–40’s) with or without children. Style: Study/Discussion Leaders: Darren and Leslie Moe Location: Room 110 Koinonia (all adults) Koinonia attracts mature believers as well as younger seekers. Sessions are primarily lecture style with heavy emphasis on applying biblical study to the issues of real life, with the ultimate goal of personally knowing the Lord Jesus Christ. The weekly presentation of various topics usually follows an eight-week series format. The group offers fellowship, sharing of testimonies, praise, and prayer requests, as well as outstanding weekly snacks. Style: Lecture/Discussion Leader: George Velius, Bill Jones Location: Hope Hall Sojourners (all adults) The Sojourners class is primarily committed to engaging in Bible studies through a lecture and discussion setting and is designed to accommodate adults across all age categories. Style: Lecture/Discussion Leader: John Krug Location: Room 102 11:15 am Beacons of Light (single adults 45 and older) This class is designed to bring together single adults who are age 45+ for the purpose of engaging in fellowship and Bible study. This ministry also offers planned social gatherings monthly. Style: Teaching/Discussion Leader: Pat Turner Location: Hope Hall College-Age Adults (ages 18-25) This class will provide biblical studies, both book-based and topical, that are relevant to this important transition period in an adult's life. Style: Study/Discussion Leader: Randy and Tricia Barton Location: Room 110 Prayer Group Meet for an informal time of conversational prayer for the ministries and staff of Grace Community Chapel. Time: 8:30, 9:50 and 11:15 am Location: Conference Room in the Main Office (CLICK HERE to submit a prayer request.) Prayer Group

Adult Discipleship Grace Discipleship Network ...that we may present everyone mature in Christ…rooted and built up in him and established in the faith... Colossians 1:28 & 2:7 At Grace Community Chapel, it is our conviction that discipleship engagement is essential to achieving a growing relationship with Jesus. With this in mind, we offer a network of independent and mutually reinforcing discipleship opportunities that are specifically dedicated to advancing spiritual growth in the context of church community and individual commitment. The Pathways Celebrations Sunday Morning Corporate Worship Celebrations include our Sunday morning corporate worship services. These services, which offer elements of both traditional and contemporary worship experiences, are primarily devoted to congregational singing and the expository teaching of God’s Word. SERVICE TIMES Classes Sunday Morning Adult Discipleship Opportunities Classes are identified by traditional Sunday morning arrangements that are generally larger in size and offer instruction and interaction specific to the Bible and other key topics of spiritual interest. CURRENT OFFERINGS Clusters Sunday and Midweek Adult Discipleship Opportunities As a hybrid of traditional Classes and Communities (small groups), Clusters offer a unique approach to intentional discipleship in which smaller collections of people (generally a maximum of 12-14) gather under a time-limited arrangement of 12-36 weeks depending on the focus of a particular Cluster. Clusters involve an interactive environment that typically requires some out-of-session assignments and a deeper level of engagement. The primary goals of Clusters include promoting personal and collective spiritual growth and equipping that is aimed at advancing discipleship influence. CURRENT OFFERINGS Collectives Midweek Adult Discipleship Opportunities Collectives, as defined by “a cooperative enterprise” (Oxford Dictionary) involve a group of people meeting together in the interests of a unified purpose. Collectives include midweek ministries of various sizes that involve individuals engaging in Bible or topical studies via live instruction or video, prayer and fellowship with the goal of advancing biblical application through individual and “collective” spiritual growth. SEE WHAT'S AVAILABLE Communities Small Group Adult Discipleship Opportunities Communities, which are otherwise known as small groups, represent more of the relational end of our adult discipleship ministry. Communities focus on some key areas such as study, prayer and fellowship, with an important component including the manner in which individuals engage in life together and care well for one another. INTERESTED? Other Ways to Connect Connect, be encouraged, and encourage others through a variety of activities, tailored to meet specific needs and interests. ADULT CONNECTION Have Questions? We’re committed to serving our community and helping people grow as disciples of Jesus Christ. If you have questions or are looking for help connecting at GCC, you can use this form to contact us. Name Email Message Submit

Who We Are Our Mission We Exist to Proclaim Jesus and Pursue Maturity in Him. Him we proclaim, warning everyone and teaching everyone with all wisdom, that we may present everyone mature in Christ. - Col 1:28 Our Commitment G.R.A.C.E Grow Spiritually I will pursue a pattern of progressive transformation into the image of Jesus, understanding that spiritual growth is my personal responsibility. John 15:1-17 | 2 Peter 1:3-11 | Ephesians 4:14-15 Reproduce Intentionally I will see God-given potential in others and use my gifts, experiences, and resources to participate in their spiritual development. 1 Corinthians 11:1 | 1 Thessalonians 5:11-15 | 2 Timothy 2:1-7 Advance the Gospel I will leverage my opportunities to live and proclaim salvation by grace through faith in Christ for the forgiveness of sins. Matthew 28:18-20 |Romans 10:13-15 | 1 Peter 3:13-17 Connect in Worship I will unite with the church body, offering my whole self as an act of submission and commitment to the glory of God. Romans 12:1 | 1 Corinthians 12:21-27 |Hebrew 10:19-25, 13:15-17 Engage in Service I will maintain a servant’s heart as I regularly contribute to the body of Christ in spiritual and practical ways. Matthew 20:26b-28 | Romans 12:3-8 | 1 Corinthians 12:4-7 Our Beliefs Our Beliefs Check out an overview of our beliefs at Grace Community Chapel. click the section links on the right FULL DOCTRINAL GUIDELINES 01 Scripture 02 The Father 03 Jesus Christ 04 Holy Spirit 05 Salvation 06 The Church 07 Ordinances 08 Resurrection Ministry Staff Ministry Staff Jason Krute Senior Pastor Daniel Maasen Outreach Carrie Fisher Kids Ministries Anthony Ochoa Student Ministries David Earley Worship Arts

Weather Alert: Monday, January 26th Church offices will be closed on Monday. Fitness Champions and Piloga are canceled Monday. Men of Grace will meet as scheduledCheck back by 3pm for an update on additional evening ministries. Praising God Jason Krute | January 25, 2026 Prayer Give Events Bulletin SERMON DESCRIPTION As we find ourselves halfway through a 40-day prayer challenge , we look to prayers of praise. How often do we stop and thank God for His faithfulness throughout the years? Is it enough? Join us as we look at Psalm 105. SERIES Two or More SCRIPTURE REFERENCE Psalm 105 UPCOMING EVENTS GIRLS' NIGHT OUT Friday, January 30, 6:30 pm Enjoy Tim Hawkins’ classic comedy special 'Push Pull Point Pow' along with fun activities, meaningful conversations, and movie-theater–style snacks—all in a comfortable, relaxed setting. Be encouraged as one of the “girls” shares her personal journey with God and how He’s been at work in her life. (for high school and older) Details/Registration Trivia Night Friday, February 27, 7:00 pm Assemble your team, choose your hero, and join us for an evening of trivia, laughter, and friendly competition—all while supporting those being sent out to serve. This year’s theme is HEROES and LEGENDS—and that means all kinds of heroes! Register as an individual or secure your table of 8 and save $25. Use the button below to learn more. Details/Registration

Our Global Workers Ryan and Pe Symens SIM —Thailand Mission Focus Ryan Symens serves in two distinct ministries in Thailand: Thailand Personnel Director and Local Thai Church Leader. As the Personnel Director, Ryan supports over 90 workers. This role can involve anything from checking on physical, mental, or spiritual health; helping with a visa; or simply participating in ministry. Ryan also serves as the Local Thai Church Leader for a small church averaging 15 members a week, mostly university students. Back to Global Workers