Our Global Workers Mark and Jodi Revell EFCA ReachGlobal Mission Focus Following more than 11 years of living in Budapest and devoting ourselves there to the ReachGlobal focus of "investing in disciple-makers to establish the church where the gospel isn't known,” God called Mark and Jodi to new responsibilities in 2021. Mark serves as Director of Training and Development for the mission, with responsibility for the pre-field training process for all new workers, and developing growth opportunities for existing staff. Also in 2021, Jodi began a new role as Family Ministries Coordinator on the Member Care team, providing help and resources to help families in all stages of life experience well-being as they minister globally. Together their heart is to invest in gospel workers in order that they would flourish and live fruitful lives in the places where God planted them. They’re blessed and challenged by the opportunity to invest in so many gospel workers in so many places. CLICK HERE to sign up for the Revells' email list. Testimony Mark's Testimony By God’s grace, I was born into a home where God was honored, Jesus was known, and the Bible was taught, and at an early age, I committed my life to Christ. However, it wasn’t until I was a college student that I really began to understand what it meant to follow Christ by desiring to offer myself wholly and obediently to Him for whatever purposes He intended, those “good things that He prepared in advance for me to do.” (Ephesians 2:10). Recently I’ve grown in my understanding of what I would call the “lordship” dimension of the gospel (Romans 10:9). My desire is that my life be an outward expression of the rule and the reign of the Lord Jesus Christ, and that in me, in my marriage, my family, and my church community, people see a signpost that points to the Kingdom of God. Jodi's Testimony I grew up in a Christian home and I’m thankful for the church I grew up in, where I learned the basics of Christianity and the Bible. When I was about six I accepted Jesus as my Lord and Savior at AWANA clubs. But it wasn’t until I went to college and started to attend a church that really challenged me in my own personal faith that I really started to grow spiritually and to really understand that being a Christian was more than just going to church, but a living faith. My walk with the Lord has not been perfect, but for nearly 43 years I have followed Him. He has never let me down, never forsaken me and always shown me a kind of love and grace of which I am not deserving. I continue to trust Him daily and strive to follow Him with my whole heart. Back to Global Workers

Our Global Workers Our GlobalWorkers Please note that due to safety and security concerns some individuals and organizations we support cannot be listed. For questions, please contact office@gcchapel.org Anna & Elliott Unreached People Steve & Nancy Huerd College Campus Ministry Bruce & Irene McAtee Refugee Outreach (Greece) Emily Rezek Student Outreach (France) Undisclosed Workers Various Missions (Worldwide) Jabe & Elena Philippine Schools Jon & Tammy Junker Church Planters (Japan) Eric & Rachel McEachron Unreached People Amy Scott Sparrow Project TeachBeyond Scott & Jayne Cuidon Global Missionary Counseling Solomon & Ruby Kendagor International Broadcast/Discipling Kyle McEachron International School Teacher Ryan & Pe Symens SIM Thailand Raymond & Kathryn Hain Greater Europe Mission Rome, Italy Paul & Angie Kimball Missionary Aviation Training Mark & Jodi Revell International Field Worker Trainers Reaching Ayutthaya Serving in Missions (Ayutthaya Team) Missions Newsletter Do you have a heart for missions? If you are a member or regular attender of Grace Community Chapel, you can receive regular reports from global workers we support SIGNUP FOR THE MISSIONS REPORT

Adult Connection Connect at GCC Connect, be encouraged, and encourage others through a variety of activities, tailored to meet specific needs and interests. Martha Fellowship (women of all ages, supporting GCC missionaries) For women interested in encouraging our missionary families through prayer, cards, letters and other projects. Meets third Wednesday of the month (except December). CLICK HERE for more information about this far-reaching ministry. 3rd Wednesday | 1:00-3:00 pm | Adult Central Men's Breakfast (men of all ages) Men, join us for a hearty breakfast the second Saturday of the month in Hope Hall. Come enjoy good food and fellowship, and bring a friend! There is no need to register, and there is no fee, but an offering will be taken. 2nd Saturday | 8:00 am Grace Community Chapel-Hope Hall PrimeTimers (ages 55+) The PrimeTimers ministry offers periodic gatherings and activities that are designed to provide an opportunity for fellowship and ministry within the Body of Christ among those who are age 55+. When: Times Vary Check out our Events page EVENTS INFO Fitness and Recreation PILOGA (women only) Pilates and yoga; the best of both worlds! Core strengthening pilates movements combined with classic yoga poses will improve your balance and leave you strong, flexible and relaxed. Please bring a mat if you have one, but I have extras that you may borrow. Mondays | 8:00 pm VOLLEYBALL (adult 17+) A relaxed, fun time of recreational volleyball, with a bit of healthy competition thrown in! We play speed volleyball which means everyone gets to play every game. Youth ages 15-16 are welcome to come play with a parent or older sibling. 2nd & 4th Sundays | 7:00 pm Have Questions? Drop us a note Name Email What are you iquiring about? * Required Martha Fellowship Men's Breakfast PrimeTimers Piloga Volleyball Message Submit

Our Global Workers Bruce and Irene McAtee AMG International Mission Focus With AMG, I have the privilege of serving in several areas that support both the local church and our outreach ministries. I help with weekly operations and take part in events for refugee groups at our downtown ministry center. I also serve at our annual teen camps and help lead our weekly Cosmo Vision service on Sunday evenings. Throughout the year, I’m involved in special gatherings like men’s ministry events, and I also take responsibility for the practical side of ministry through facility maintenance, repairs, and new development. Each part of this work allows me to use my gifts to serve others and help the ministry grow. Testimony Bruce's Testimony I was raised in a Christian home and attended Hope Church in St. Louis, Missouri. At the young age of 6 I accepted Christ as my Savior ( Jim and Jerry Harding were a great influence). I continued to grow in my faith through the example of my parents and the ministry of the church. At age 15 I made a commitment to serve the Lord and felt at that time it was a call to missions. I entered college with the intent of pursuing missions. I was involved in numerous ministry and leadership positions throughout my college years serving as a Dorm Chaplin at the college, as well as being in leadership with the Baptist Student Union, serving with various C.C.C. outreaches. The experiences and friendships in college continued to deepen my faith. After college I went to Eastern Europe for a summer with C.C.C. and then did a one-year Discipleship school (Doulos) in Branson working with youth. Immediately after Doulos I began serving as the Youth Pastor at Grace Community Chapel and from there was commissioned for service in Greece in October of 1987. I have been serving ever since in youth ministry, evangelism, discipleship, refugee ministry, leadership, and many practical jobs. Irene's Testimony I grew up in a Christian home with loving parents and my father was the pastor of the Greek Evangelical Free church in Sydney Australia and still is currently. At the age of 8 I believed in Christ as my Savior at a VBS, but it wasn’t until I was 14 and attended a Billy Graham crusade that I made a public commitment. I was active in my church and youth group and taught Sunday school for 10 years. I began working at age 18 in the financial sector and worked in that area until age 34. I had five different jobs, one with Australian Airlines, and my workplace was my mission field. I also did Bible courses at a Bible college during this time, was part of Bible Study Fellowship for 4 years and I always enjoyed my personal reading time in the word. In 2000 I met Bruce and was ushered into the world of missions. I did my first short-term mission trip to Egypt and Greece in 2001 with Hellenic Ministries and have been serving ever since that time in a support role. Back to Global Workers

Season 2 | Trinitarianism

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December Goal: Reflect on this year’s 11 challenges and design a personal goal for December. Overview: As we close out the year, take time to reflect on the journey so far: What challenge grew you the most? What stretched you or pushed you out of your comfort zone? Why was it so hard, and what did you learn? Using your reflections, create a goal for December that builds on what God has already started in your life this year. Make it something meaningful, achievable, and uniquely tailored to your own growth. Examples of Personal Goals: Commit to praying daily for someone in your life. Dedicate time each week to serve your community or someone in need. Focus on deepening your understanding of a specific Scripture passage or theme. Revisit a past challenge and try it again with renewed energy. Write your goal down and pray over it. Consider sharing it with a friend or family member who can encourage and support you as you finish the year strong, keeping your eyes on Jesus. "Brothers and sisters, I do not consider myself yet to have taken hold of it. But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus." Philippians 3:13-14

Youth Ministry Presenting Students Mature in Christ Him we proclaim, warning everyone and teaching everyone with all wisdom, that we may present everyone mature in Christ. - Col 1:28 Maturity in Christ means Christlikeness. We value Christlikeness in all areas of life which we've summed up in four words: Humility : "It's not about me." We are dedicated to teaching students to deny themselves, pick up their cross daily, and follow Jesus. (Philippians 2:1-11) Hospitality : "It's about them." We are dedicated to teaching students to behave in such a way that every stranger can be treated like a neighbor. (Luke 10:25-37) Love: "It's about 'us'." We are dedicated to teaching students to think with a "we first" mentality, not a "me first" mentality. To participate in youth group and to encourage others before trying to be encouraged themselves. (John 13:34) Devotion: "It's about Him." We are dedicated to teaching students not merely about God, but to know God and how to seek Him out for the rest of their lives. Our goal is not to just give information about God, but to build lifelong disciples. (Luke 9:23-25) Download Our 2026/2027 Parent Calendar 25/26 Calendar Weekly Events Sunday Mornings Growing in Faith Through Catechism Our Middle School and High School Sunday School is starting Catechism lessons—a time-honored way of learning core Christian beliefs. The word catechism comes from a Greek term meaning "to instruct" or "to teach," and that’s exactly what we’ll be doing! Each week, students will explore key questions about faith, memorize foundational truths, and engage in meaningful discussions. Through this interactive approach, they’ll build a strong understanding of what we believe and why it matters. Join us as we grow together in faith, knowledge, and spiritual maturity! Sundays at 9:50 AM | [see below for locations] CATECHISM STUDY GUIDE Grace Middle School 6th - 8th Grade Sundays at 9:50 AM Middle School meets in Lower Youth Grace High School 9th - 12th Grade Sundays at 9:50 AM High School meets in Upper Youth On Sundays our aim is teaching students not only what the Bible says, but how to read the bible. Tuesday Nights 6th - 12th Grade Join us weekly on Tuesday nigh ts from 7:00PM - 9:00PM . Doors open at 6:45PM and programming starts at 7:15PM. High School will meet in Upper Youth and Middle school will meet in the Lower Youth area. Resources Catechism Study Guide DOWNLOAD Old Testament Reading Plan DOWNLOAD New Testament Reading Plan DOWNLOAD

Season 1 | Biblical Survey Seminary for Everyone All Categories Play Video Play Video 01:11:37 Transmission and Reliability of the Bible Please excuse our audio issues in this first video, but we hope you enjoy this introduction to our Biblical Survey course. Play Video Play Video 01:01:47 Creation to the Patriarchs Lesson 2 Play Video Play Video 43:13 The Life of Moses and the Exodus Lesson 3 Play Video Play Video 57:37 Joshua and the Land Lesson 4 Play Video Play Video 57:27 Saul, David, and Solomon and the Divided Kingdom Lesson 5 Play Video Play Video 01:07:42 Wisdom Literature Lesson 6 Play Video Play Video 59:35 The Major Prophets Lesson 7 Play Video Play Video 01:00:26 Minor Prophets Lesson 8 Play Video Play Video 44:51 Life of Christ: Synoptic Gospels Lesson 9 Load More

Our Global Workers Emily Rezek Greater Europe Mission (France) Mission Focus Currently the majority of my ministry is at the FEU (Foyer Évangélique Universitaire), a non- denominational Christian association for university students. Here we seek to share the gospel with as many students as possible, as well as to disciple and train believers and to connect them to local churches. A challenge for us is to continue to find creative ways to reach out to the 100,000+ students in Lille! But we’ve seen that the university years are often a time when students are more open spiritually and seeking answers to life’s big questions. Pray for us as we interact with these students, and for their hearts to be receptive to the truth. Testimony My mother first introduced me to Christ and began taking me to church at a young age, where I learned that God created me, loved me, and wanted a relationship with me—but that was impossible because of my sin. The only way to be reconciled to God was through Jesus Christ, God made flesh, who paid my debt on the cross and rose again, defeating sin forever! At age 7, after Vacation Bible School, I made the decision to follow Jesus, and I’ve never regretted it! I know that without Christ in my life, I would be a misguided, self-serving, and unloving sinner. I’ve seen God’s faithfulness to me throughout my life, and every day he continues to teach me new truths about his love and purpose for me. He has given me a new life, and my desire is to use this life to honor him. Back to Global Workers