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

Membership Membership at GCC If you would like to become a member at GCC, we require the following: Complete the " Next Steps " process. Read and agree with our Statement of Faith Agree to the Membership Commitment . Fill out the Membership Application . Although membership is not required to serve at GCC, you will be able to vote on the yearly budget and serve as and vote for officers of the Missions, Deaconess, Deacons, and Elder board s . Next Steps Get to know us better by attending these classes, which are required for membership at GCC. LUNCH AT GRACE Meet the pastors and hear about the heart of our church. Children are welcome to join us. Sunday, June 7 12:15 pm | Hope Hall RSVP RSVP by the Wednesday before DISCOVERING GRACE Dig deeper and ask specific questions about our Statement of Faith, doctrines, and priorities. (high school and up) Sunday, August 30 11:15 am | Grace Commons RSVP RSVP by the Friday before SHARING GRACE Understand the culture of our church and our passion to walk an authentic Christian life. (high school and up) Sunday, June 7 11:15 am | Grace Commons RSVP RSVP by the Friday before Next Steps Statement Of Faith Our Statement of Faith at GCC 1. We believe the sixty-six books of the Bible to be the only inspired, authoritative Word of God, inerrant in the original manuscripts. (2 Timothy 3:16; 2 Peter 1:20-21) 2. We believe that there is one God , the Creator, eternally existent in three Persons–Father, Son and Holy Spirit–each having the same essence and attributes. (2 Corinthians 13:14; Matthew 28:19) 3. We believe that Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man in indivisible union. We believe in His virgin birth, His sinless life, His miracles, His substitutionary atonement through His shed blood, His death and bodily resurrection, His ascension to the right hand of the Father, and His future bodily return in power and glory. (John 1:1,14; Philippians 2:6-8; 1 Timothy 3:16; Revelation 19:11-16; I Corinthians 15:1-8) 4. We believe the Holy Spirit convicts of sin, regenerates, indwells, baptizes and seals all believers at the moment of their salvation, filling them as they yield to Him with the goal of conforming them to the image of Christ. (Titus 3:5; 1 Corinthians 3:16, 12:13; Ephesians 1:13, 5:18) 5. We believe salvation is a gift of God received through faith alone in Jesus Christ alone and His sacrifice for sin. We believe that a person is justified by grace through faith apart from works and that all true believers have eternal life. Saving faith includes repentance, which is a change of mind about sin and the need for Jesus as Savior. (Ephesians 2:8-9; John 3:16; I John 5:10-13; Mark 1:15) 6. We believe that the true Church is composed of all such persons who through saving faith in Jesus Christ have been regenerated by the Holy Spirit and are united together in the Body of Christ of which He is the Head. (Colossians 1:18; Ephesians 1:22-23, 2:19-22) 7. We believe that water baptism and *Communion are ordinances to be observed by the Church during the present age. They are, however, not to be regarded as means of salvation. (Acts 8:12; 1 Corinthians 11:23-28) 8. We believe in the bodily resurrection of the dead, of the believer to everlasting glory in heaven with God and the unbeliever to judgment and everlasting conscious punishment in hell apart from God. (2 Thessalonians 1:9; Revelation 22:3-5, 20:15; Daniel 12:2) *Communion is open to all who have trusted Christ as Savior whether members of Grace or not and is observed on the first Sunday of each month. Our Commitment G.R.A.C.E I submit myself to the care and the authority of the biblically qualified elders that God has placed over GCC. In joining with GCC, and walking in dependence upon the Holy Spirit, I will strive to do the following: Proclaim Jesus and Pursue Maturity in Him. 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 Membership Commitment Ready to take the next step? It's now time to fill out the "membership application". After you submit the form you will receive a call from a member of our Elder board and they will arrange a time to meet with you for an informal interview. MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

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 - May 18. 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 "As for Me - Life Through the Lens of the Psalms" by Adrienne Camp. June 10-July 29 Meets Wednesdays: 9:00-11:15 am, Adult Central Childcare will be provided for infant - 5th grade (by reservation). DETAILS & REGISTRATION 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.

Paris Olympics Art Project Update Doug and Emilee Irwin During the Paris Summer Olympic Games, Emilee Irwin organized an art exhibition. This event provided an opportunity for her to collaborate with other arts leaders in the city, potentially laying the groundwork for future partnerships. The exhibition was part of 'Ensemble 2024,' a multi-faceted project spearheaded by the French National Council for Evangelicals in collaboration with churches and ministries across France. Emilee and her team used the exhibition as a means to share the gospel with both visitors and artists. This initiative also lead to new GEM missionaries joining local ministries in Paris in the future. Take a moment to watch this video update. Greater Europe Mission Mission Focus We are grateful to be a part of a new church plant in Paris. Doug is one of the teaching pastors (with his French partner – Guillaume Bourin) at Église de la Rive Droite (Church of the Right Bank) in southeast Paris. We are currently working with our core team and are looking to open our doors in December 2022/January 2023. Emilee is serving as the Arts Impact Zone leader for GEM missionaries throughout Europe, helping them to make disciples and grow Christ’s church through their unique gifts and friend groups. It is a major blessing to be working with such a dedicated core team. Pray that our young church will continue to glorify God in word and in deed. Testimony Doug's Testimony I was born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, but grew up in St. Louis, Missouri. My dad was raised in a practicing Roman Catholic family, while my mom grew up in an Episcopal church. They both stopped going to church in college. When I was 16, my younger brother, Jeff, began attending a Wednesday night youth group rally at the invitation of his friend, where he prayed to receive Christ. The church reached out to my family and came to our home to share the gospel with the rest of us. My parents and younger twin brothers prayed to receive Christ then, but I was skeptical. Several times over the next few months, a college student from the church came over to play basketball and share the gospel with me. I began to see that my sin was great and that I had no ultimate purpose in my life. I asked for God’s forgiveness and asked Jesus to be my Lord and Savior. I had a wonderful youth pastor who discipled me very quickly. I attended a youth camp called Discipleship Now where I experienced a special call to ministry. God led me to continue to pursue this calling and to study the scriptures at Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, MO, where Emilee and I met. After college, we went to Fort Worth, TX, to Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Emilee and I sensed a call from the Lord to serve on two short-term teams in 2013 and 2014 to Lille to help Leroy and Debbie Zumack, and since then have felt God leading us long term to serve on a church-planting team in Paris. Emilee's Testimony I was blessed to grow up in a loving Christian home. My parents taught me about Christ’s love from the beginning. I prayed to receive Christ with my mom at home when I was 6. I grew up singing in church and knowing that Jesus died for my sins, but I had a time of real spiritual growth and renewed commitment to living a surrendered life to him the year before I entered college at Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, MO. Doug and I met my freshman year at SBU and were married before my senior year. Doug’s call to ministry was echoed in my life and we have been involved with several ministries, many of them church plants, through the years. We have both felt a call to serve in France as part of a church planting team.God’s not finished with me yet, as I am learning every day what a completely surrendered life is like, but he has shown me that his plans for me are good and that his love for me is greater than I could fathom! Previous Steve & Nancy Huerd College Campus Ministry Next Jon & Tammy Junker Church Planters (Japan)

STATEMENT OF FAITH Statement of Faith 1. We believe the sixty-six books of the Bible to be the only inspired, authoritative Word of God, inerrant in the original manuscripts. (2 Timothy 3:16; 2 Peter 1:20-21) 2. We believe that there is one God , the Creator, eternally existent in three Persons–Father, Son and Holy Spirit–each having the same essence and attributes. (2 Corinthians 13:14; Matthew 28:19) 3. We believe that Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man in indivisible union. We believe in His virgin birth, His sinless life, His miracles, His substitutionary atonement through His shed blood, His death and bodily resurrection, His ascension to the right hand of the Father, and His future bodily return in power and glory. (John 1:1,14; Philippians 2:6-8; 1 Timothy 3:16; Revelation 19:11-16; I Corinthians 15:1-8) 4. We believe the Holy Spirit convicts of sin, regenerates, indwells, baptizes and seals all believers at the moment of their salvation, filling them as they yield to Him with the goal of conforming them to the image of Christ. (Titus 3:5; 1 Corinthians 3:16, 12:13; Ephesians 1:13, 5:18) 5. We believe salvation is a gift of God received through faith alone in Jesus Christ alone and His sacrifice for sin. We believe that a person is justified by grace through faith apart from works and that all true believers have eternal life. Saving faith includes repentance, which is a change of mind about sin and the need for Jesus as Savior. (Ephesians 2:8-9; John 3:16; I John 5:10-13; Mark 1:15) 6. We believe that the true Church is composed of all such persons who through saving faith in Jesus Christ have been regenerated by the Holy Spirit and are united together in the Body of Christ of which He is the Head. (Colossians 1:18; Ephesians 1:22-23, 2:19-22) 7. We believe that water baptism and the *Lord’s Supper are ordinances to be observed by the Church during the present age. They are, however, not to be regarded as means of salvation. (Acts 8:12; 1 Corinthians 11:23-28) 8. We believe in the bodily resurrection of the dead, of the believer to everlasting glory in heaven with God and the unbeliever to judgment and everlasting conscious punishment in hell apart from God. (2 Thessalonians 1:9; Revelation 22:3-5, 20:15; Daniel 12:2) *Communion is open to all who have trusted Christ as Savior whether members of Grace or not and is observed on the first Sunday of each month.

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

Our Global Workers Jabe and Elena Serving with schools in the Philippines For more information about their work in the Philippines, pick up a copy of their bio in the red folder near the church office. Back to Global Workers

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 108 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

Catechism Study Anchored in Christ Introduction: The word "catechism" comes from the Greek word κατηχέω (katēcheō), which means "to instruct" or "to teach." Throughout church history, catechisms have been written to instruct new believers in the faith so they can understand what a church believes on major issues. Ultimately, the purpose is to ensure new believers (of all ages) will be able to articulate the faith they believe. What to expect: A typical catechism includes a list of questions and answers. The catechism user is expected to memorize the question and answer. The hope is not to cover every possible element of each doctrine, but that in each question a foundation of sound doctrine can be laid to prepare the believer for maturity. Catechisms can be done by an individual memorizing the questions and answers themselves, or by an instructor (often a parent, pastor, or teacher) asking the question, and the student providing the expected answer. Get started today! Get Your Copy of the Catechism Course: You can purchase a printed copy of the Catechism Course on Amazon, or if you prefer, download a digital copy using the links below. Start your journey today and deepen your understanding of the faith! DIGITAL DOWNLOAD PURCHASE PAPER COPY Teach and Disciple: Looking for a biblically grounded way to teach your kids, guide your family, or disciple others? The following lessons, paired with the companion book, deepens understanding of essential Christian beliefs and equips you to lead with confidence. Click on a lesson to download the teaching guide Lesson 1 Document Scripture Bibliology Download Lesson 4 Document Jesus Christ Christology Download Lesson 7 Document Angels and Demon Angelogy/Demonology Download Lesson 10 Document The Church Ecclesiology Download Lesson 2 Document Attributes of God Theology Proper Download Lesson 5 Document Creation Creation Theology Download Lesson 8 Document The Holy Spirit Pneumatology Download Lesson 11 Document The End Times Eschatology Download Lesson 3 Document Trinity Trinitarianism Download Lesson 6 Document Man Anthropology Download Lesson 9 Document Salvation Soteriology Download Extras Document Appendix Download

GRACE COMMONS Helping you Pursue Maturity in Him. At Grace Commons, our church library, we’ve created a space where spiritual growth and learning can flourish. Here you’ll find a collection of resources chosen to help you in your pursuit of maturity in Christ. Our shelves feature: Books written by our pastors and ministry leaders – works shaped by prayer, Scripture, and the heartbeat of our own church family. Influential titles from trusted Christian authors – wisdom and insight from voices who have guided believers across the globe. Every book in Grace Commons is carefully selected with one goal in mind: to draw you closer to Jesus and equip you to live out your faith with greater depth and joy. Whether you’re looking for a devotional for daily encouragement, theological works to stretch your understanding, or stories that inspire faith in action, Grace Commons is a place to discover resources that will nurture your walk with Christ. New Arrivals The purpose of this devotional is to explore what makes these core beliefs function. Why does the death of a man, even the God-man, mean that I can be right with God? Why doesn’t the old system of sacrifices and rules function anymore? This study explores the Old Covenants alongside the book of Romans to build depth into the core Christian beliefs, taking the believer beyond “because the Bible says so” into a functional, practical understanding of how their faith works and what is expected of them in response. Readers will examine multiple Scripture passages and answer guiding questions that will help lead them into a deeper understanding of their faith. Copies available in Grace Commons PURCHASE Anthony Ochoa Copies available in Grace Commons Humanity Redeemed By: Anthony Ochoa Humanity Redeemed lays out an essential biblical worldview of mankind, exploring who we are, what went wrong, and how God’s redemptive plan is fulfilled in Jesus Christ. In Him, we not only see who God is but also what it truly means to be human as God intended. By allowing Scripture to shape our worldview, we can respond to these difficult times with consistency, conviction, and hope. PURCHASE Doctrine for the Hungry By: Anthony Ochoa Originally developed as a discipleship manual for a local church, this resource equips God’s people with the doctrinal clarity and discernment they were meant to grow in. Rather than offering all the answers in a reference-style format, this manual presents students with competing doctrinal views and trains them to think carefully, biblically, and humbly about what they believe—and why they reject other positions. PURCHASE Staff Written Devotionals Copies available in Grace Commons What's on the Shelf Copies available in Grace Commons REFERENCE COUNSELING PURSUING MATURITY DISCIPLESHIP KIDS Click on a category To see a list of tiles available in Grace Commons Reference Titles Reference Titles Copies available in Grace Commons Title Gudem Reference Nelson's Concordance of Bible Phrases Nelson Reference Systematic Theology Gudem Reference The Bible Knowledge Commentary New Testament Reference The Bible Knowledge Commentary Old Testament Reference The International Bible Commentary Reference Through the Bible Series McGee Reference Counseling Titles Counseling Titles Copies available in Grace Commons Title Lewis Counseling A Theology of Biblical Counseling Lambert Counseling A Theology of Christian Counseling Adams Counseling Addictions Welch Counseling Addictions: A Banquet in the Grave Welch Counseling At the Altar of Sexual Idolatry Gallagher Counseling Christian Living in the Home Adams Counseling Competent to Counsel Adams Counseling Dark Clouds, Deep Mercy Vroegop Counseling Finally Free Lambert Counseling How Does Sanctification Work? Powlison Counseling How People Change Tripp Counseling How to Handle Trouble Adams Counseling Humility Murray Counseling 1: The Root of Sin Gallagher Counseling Instruments in the Redeemer's Hands Tripp Counseling Page 1 of 1 Pursuing Maturity Titles Pursuing Maturity Copies available in Grace Commons Title Watson Pursuing Maturity A Chance to Die Elliot Pursuing Maturity Attributes of God Pink Pursuing Maturity Bible Answers for Jehvoah Witnesses Trombley Pursuing Maturity Biblical Eldership Strauch Pursuing Maturity Bonhoefferr Metaxas Pursuing Maturity Bonhoefferr (abridged) Metaxas Pursuing Maturity Boundaries Cloud Pursuing Maturity Chasing God's Heart Ochoa Pursuing Maturity Church History Shelley Pursuing Maturity Coffee Shop Church Ochoa Pursuing Maturity Connecting Crabb Pursuing Maturity Cosmic Chemistry Lennox Pursuing Maturity Covenantal and Dispensational Theologies Snoeberger Pursuing Maturity Critical Dilemma Shenvi Pursuing Maturity Eusebius Maier Pursuing Maturity Page 1 of 1 Discipleship Titles Discipleship Titles Copies available in Grace Commons Title Ochoa Discipleship Core & Covenant (P&T Editions) Maasen Discipleship Dueteronomy Maasen Discipleship John Krute Discipleship Jude & 2nd Peter Maasen Discipleship Proverbs Krute/Massen Discipleship Self-Confrontation Broger Discipleship Kids Titles Kids Titles Copies available in Grace Commons Title Author Category Amen The Daily Grace Company Kids Anytime, Anyplace, Any Prayer Wifler Kids Anytime, Anyplace, Any Prayer (Storybook) Wifler Kids Arlo and the Great Big Coverup Howard Kids Bible Infographikcs for Kids Volume 1 Kids Bible Infographikcs for Kids Volume 2 Kids C is for Christian The Good Book for Children Kids Coop Helps Out Regju Kids Coop Messes up Regju Kids Creation Provencher Kids Did God Learn His ABCs Jannett Kids Does God Go on Vacation Jannett Kids Does God Sleep Jannett Kids God Provencher Kids God Came Near to Me Wetherell Kids Page 1 of 1 Something Missing? If you’re looking for a book we don’t currently carry, we encourage you to engage with our local library system. Most public libraries are eager to add suggested titles, and by requesting Christian resources, you’ll be helping to strengthen the collection of Christian material available throughout our community. Use the links below to search for a title or make a suggestion directly to your local library LOOK UP A TITLE REQUEST A TITLE