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Incident Report Incident Report Form Use this form to report incidents occurring on GCC property as well as during GCC events. This form should be submitted within 72 hours of an incident taking place. INCIDENT REPORT FORM

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

Awana Student Resources To help your child progress through their handbooks, download files such as theme songs, Bible biographies, and memory verses pertaining to their specific handbook. There are separate downloads for: ESV (English Standard Version), NIV84 (New International Version 1984 Edition), NKJV (New King James Version) Technical Information: Click below to download a zip file with the following resources: PDF files: can be read using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (Download For Free ). HTML files: can be opened in any standard web-browser. Audio files: (MP3 or WAV formats) can be opened in most media players (such as iTunes, Windows Media Player or VLC). Video files: (MP4, WMV, MPEG or MOV formats) can be opened in most media players (such as Quicktime (Mac OSX), Windows Media Player (Windows) or VLC. Cubbies Cubbies: NOTE: Cubbies memorize and recite as a group therefore we only use ESV. AppleSeed Resource Bundle (ESV) Sparks Sparks: HangGlider Handbook HangGlider Handbook Audio ESV HangGlider Handbook Audio NIV84 HangGlider Handbook Audio NKJV SkyStormer Handbook SkyStormer Handbook Audio ESV SkyStormer Handbook Audio NIV84 SkyStormer Handbook Audio NKJV WingRunner Handbook WingRunner Handbook Audio ESV WingRunner Handbook Audio NIV84 WingRunner Handbook Audio NKJV tnt Truth and Training: Agents of Grace Agents of Grace Handbook Audio ESV Agents of Grace Handbook Audio NIV84 Agents of Grace Handbook Audio NKJV Evidence of Grace Evidence of Grace Handbook Audio ESV Evidence of Grace Handbook Audio NIV84 Evidence of Grace Handbook Audio NKJV Discovery of Grace Discovery of Grace Handbook Audio ESV Discovery of Grace Handbook Audio NIV84 Discovery of Grace Handbook Audio NKJV Grace in Action Grace in Action Handbook Audio ESV Grace in Action Handbook Audio NIV84 Grace in Action Handbook Audio NKJV Trek Trek Pacing Schedule: 2026/2027 Trek Bible Summaries: NKJV Trek Bible Summaries: KJV Trek Bible Summaries: ESV Trek Bible Summaries: NIV Journey Journey Pacing Schedule 7 Bible Summaries 2024-2025 Bible-Summaries-ESV 39 Books Bible-Summaries-KJV 39 Books Bible-Summaries-NKJV 39 Books Bible-Summaries-NIV 39 Books

Forms Facility Request Forms All activities and events being held on-site require submission and ministry staff approval of an Event Request form . Please submit at least 3 weeks prior to the event, or 3 weeks prior to when you would like marketing to begin. Any date is tentative until this form has been approved, and your event is not considered final or scheduled until you receive confirmation from the church office. Event requests are reviewed on Tuesday mornings. Please note: your Facility Request will be subject to our church's policies and procedures, which can be viewed below. We request that you review and adhere to these guidelines to ensure that your event runs smoothly and safely. EVENT REQUEST FORM WEDDING REQUEST FORM Policies and Procedures: An adult responsible for the group must be in attendance during the entire event. Anyone using the facility may be held responsible for any loss or damage incurred during their occupancy of the facilities. You are only allowed to use the rooms/areas requested on this form, even when other rooms are empty. Use of any equipment (TV, DVD player, projectors, marker boards, toys, etc.) must have prior permission for use. No hanging or tacking of any items on walls is allowed without prior permission. A reasonable attempt should be made to leave the facility as it was found. A custodial fee may be assessed based on the condition of the room after the event (see #3 and #4 below). Events with Food or Drink: There will be no alcoholic beverages, vaping, or smoking in the church. Any special music entertainment must have prior approval. The church dishes and kitchen equipment are available for church functions and must be cleaned and put away. Empty all trash. Large bags are available in the kitchen. Take bags to the large dumpster located in the rear parking lot. EVENT REQUEST FORM Additional Forms: EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION

Season 2 | Trinitarianism

Outreach Strategy Get involved "You are the salt of the earth, but if salt has lost its taste, how shall its saltiness be restored?" ~Jesus "What do you want me to do for you?" Jesus frequently led out with this question. As we engage our community, we look for areas of felt-need that subgroups (small groups, ministries, classes) can address in community. WHERE ARE WE FOCUSED "So that you may know that the Son of Man has the power to forgive sins ..." But He didn't stop there. Jesus always paired His physical blessings with His Spiritual power. We train our members biannually to competently work the message of salvation into daily conversation. SHARING JESUS "...Pick up your bed and walk ." The Kingdom is advancing in St. Charles County. We invite you to join us as we make a difference in our community! SERVE Location Our Neighborhood Location Our County Where are we focused? Contact Daniel Maasen - Director Of Outreach Name Email Message Submit Want to get involved?

Where: Camp Barnabas | Purdy, MO About Camp Barnabas: Camp Barnabas is a ministry in Southwest Missouri dedicated to providing a unique Christian summer camp experience to individuals with special needs, their siblings, and youth from across the United States. It’s a summer full of fishing, canoeing, archery, ziplining, swimming, mini-golf, and so much more. We want our Campers to have a summer just like everyone else because, for most of the year, our Campers are on the outside. They spend their year adapting and making modifications to their lives and routines in order to function in the world around them. At Camp Barnabas, we want our Campers to feel limitless. We want to create a place where they can feel the freedom to be who they were designed to be. When: June 26-July 2, 2027. How much: $400 APPLY NOW

Our Global Workers Ryan and Pe Symens SIM —Thailand Mission Focus I have the joy of getting to serve in two distinct ministries here in Thailand- the SIM Thailand Personnel Director and Local Thai Church Leader. As the Personnel Director, I have the privilege of walking with and supporting our over 90 missionaries serving with SIM in Thailand. Each week this may look a bit different. For one family, this could look like Zoom calls or in-person visits to discuss physical, mental, or spiritual health. For another, it may be talking about ministry strategy, vision, and planning. However, for another this could look like in person visits for encouragement, assisting with a visa renewal, or simply participating in their ministry! The benchmark for success is “Personnel is succeeding when our missionaries are able to thrive on the field and in the ministries they feel called to serve in.” It’s a joy and honor to serve our team in this way. An additional responsibility, outside of caring for our missionaries in Thailand, is getting to journey alongside those who have an interest in serving in Thailand. Part of my ministry is interviewing prospective missionaries interested in joining our team, coaching them through their onboarding, and preparation process, and then orienting and onboarding them as they arrive. Each of these “steps” are quite different, but it has been such an encouragement to me to see how God works through His children in each of these things. And I have learned so much from those He has brought! Outside of my Personnel Director ministry, I’m also privileged to be on the leadership team at a local Thai church located just across the street from Chiang Mai University. I am the only..foreigner in my small church which usually averages about 15 members on a Sunday, a majority of whom are University students. I am at the church most evenings building relationships through things like playing board games, spending time with the two other leaders and their families to encourage them, prayer walking with the Pastor or preparing/practicing for the worship music on Sunday mornings. It’s been incredible to see how the Lord has used both my experiences and age to connect with the church leaders and students to build deep relationships quite quickly." LEARN MORE Back to Global Workers

Clusters Sunday Adult Classes New Summer Classes June 7 - July 19 The following classes will be offered for six weeks early this summer. Registration has closed for these classes. In early July, registration will begin for a new session of classes that will take place July 26-August 30. 9:50 AM Leviticus — Sacrifice and Purity (read and discuss format) A study of Leviticus chapters 1–16 and a contextual front-to-back expedition through the book of Leviticus. Bring a Bible and a willingness to participate if you can. Led by Joseph Bieber 2 Peter — How We Resist False Teaching (media discussion format) Video presentation (Kyle Idleman) on recognizing false teaching. Can we trust Scripture? Why is God taking so long to set everything right? What should Christians focus on in the meantime? Confusion about how and why God acts the way He does has always troubled the church. That’s why the apostle Peter warned the early church about patterns of false teaching that could lure people away from trusting in God. Led by James Jolliff and Jerome Hall Daniel — Thriving in Babylon (media discussion format) Video presentation (Larry Osborne) on living faithfully in a spiritually hostile culture. These are confusing times for many Christians. Traditional biblical values are not only rejected; it’s all happened at warp speed, leaving many of us spiritually and culturally disoriented or even fearful, frustrated, and angry. How can we spiritually survive in an increasingly spiritually hostile environment? Led by Chris Hackworth 11:15 AM Teaching to Change Lives (workshop format) A workshop for sharpening the skills of teachers, leaders, or facilitators. Learn how to engage the Word of God through observation, interpretation, and application, and how to present the Word of God through the "Hook, Book, Look, Took" approach. You will enjoy the explanation, exploration, and practice of principles that will be helpful in working with any age group and in any presentation format. A $5 fee will be collected for the class book as part of the online registration process. Led by Dan Cheek and Dair Hileman Feel free to contact the church office if you have questions. Classes Ongoing Opportuniites Ongoing Classes Sunday Morning Adult Discipleship Opportunities 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 109 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

Connect With Us FILL OUT A CONNECT CARD Service Times What to Expect: You’ll experience verse-by-verse, exegetical preaching that takes Scripture seriously and explains it clearly. Our pastor works through the Bible passage by passage, helping us understand what the text meant in its original context and how God’s Word speaks to our lives today. Each message is centered on Christ and grounded in the authority of Scripture. Our music, whether you attend the early or later services, you’ll encounter the same heart and direction in worship—bringing together timeless hymns and current worship songs . Each service includes vocals, keyboards, guitars, and percussion. The 8:30 AM early service features a softer sound with a cajón, while the later services include a full drum set. Our aim is to grow together into a shared worship life that reflects the whole church family, united in song and purpose. Join us on Sundays: Three Opportunities! Early Service: 8:30 AM Later Services: 9:50 AM ( Student Ministry meets this hour only!) 11:15 AM Can’t attend in person? Missed a Sunday? Watch live or on demand at YouTube or the Church Center app . Find out More: Click here for Adult Discipleship Opportunities. Click here for details about Kids Ministries. Click here for details about Student Ministries. Contact Us Next Steps Get to know us better by attending these classes, which are required for membership at GCC. SHARING GRACE Understand the culture of our church and our passion to walk an authentic Christian life. (high school and up) Sunday, October 18 11:15 am | Grace Commons RSVP RSVP by the Friday before DISCOVERING GRACE Dig deeper and ask specific questions about our Statement of Faith, doctrines, and priorities. (high school and up) Sunday, October 25 11:15 am | Grace Commons RSVP RSVP by the Friday before LUNCH AT GRACE Meet the pastors and hear about the heart of our church. Children are welcome to join us. Sunday, October 25 12:15 pm | Hope Hall RSVP RSVP by the Wednesday before Volunteer at GCC We would love for you to be a part of what God is doing at GCC, and there are many opportunities for you to get involved through serving. Whether you enjoy working with adults, students, or children, have interest in music or tech support, want to serve as an usher or greeter, or would like to help with a community outreach event, Grace has a place for you! DISCOVER SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES Membership at GCC If you would like to become a member at GCC, we require that you first go through the "Next Steps" process listed above . Through this process, you will meet the staff, get to know the heart of our church, and learn about the core values that guide the ministry here at GCC. Although membership is not required to serve in the ministry, you can vote on the yearly budget and officers of the Missions, Deaconess, Deacons, and Elder board. MEMBERSHIP At GRACE Volunteer Prayer Prayer at Grace At GCC we believe in the power of prayer. Submit a prayer request or ask to join our Prayer Chain email list REQUEST PRAYER JOIN THE PRAYER CHAIN