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  • GIVE | GCC

    Tithes & Offerings THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY Give Online This safe and flexible option is the easiest way to give at Grace Community Chapel! This method allows you to schedule a recurring or one-time gift charged to either your debit or credit card or bank account. Here you can easily manage your giving amount and specify where the funds should be applied. GIVE NOW Worried about the fees? Don't be! Our giving platform has some of the lowest processing fees and if you are giving by ACH your total donation is only subject to a $0.25 processing fee. 0% + $0.25 per ACH bank transfer donation 2.15% + $0.30/donation for credit and debit card donations Other Ways to Give By Mail ​ Grace Community Chapel 7661 Mexico Rd. ​St. Peters, MO 63376 In Person​ ​ Look for our donation boxes through out the concourse and the worship center. Text​ ​ Text your donation amount to 84321 to initiate an online donation. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Do I need to have an account for online giving? A: No. You may give online with credit, debit or ACH transfer . Q: Can I designate my giving when I give online? A: Yes. Use the "Add Donation" button to designate to the following funds: General Fund (Tithes and Offerings – for ongoing church ministries, utilities, mortgage, furnishings, operating expenses and salaries) Missions Fund – for support of Missionaries and Missions Projects throughout the world Benevolence Fund – for helping members and friends who may be in need, and benevolence Change for Change - for a specified missions need collected through the month (changes monthly) All funds received are given with the understanding that our church leadership has full discretion and responsibility for distribution. Q: Can I set up an automatic recurring donation? A: Yes, select "Regularly" under the "Frequency" drop down menu. Q: What fees are associated with online giving? A: There are no fees charged to you, the giver. 100% of the amount you donate is tax deductible. Grace Community Chapel pays: 2.15% + $0.30/donation for credit and debit card donations 0% + $0.25 per ACH bank transfer donation Q: Is online giving secure? A: Yes. Stripe is PCI compliant . To be PCI compliant, they must follow set standards for securing payment information throughout a transaction. These requirements are designed to ensure that they process, store, or transmit credit card information maintain a secure environment. Grace Community Chapel does not receive any personal credit card or bank account information. Q: What if I need additional help with online giving? A: Please call the church office at 636-970-1311 . GIVE NOW

  • PERSONAL DISCIPLESHIP | GCC

    Personal Discipleship Where to Begin The process involved in achieving spiritual growth as a Christian can perhaps be accurately described through a simple phrase that is joined with the idea of Me Becoming More Like Jesus . Advancing spiritually in the direction of becoming more conformed to the image of Jesus involves an act of God’s grace that is aimed at our transformation in alignment with His purposes. However, this act of grace is also intended to function in coordination with our will and determined efforts as we engage in a life of surrender and consistent practices that are designed to further the cause of Christ in our lives. These practices are commonly referred to as spiritual disciplines . ​ ​ It may be helpful to consider spiritual disciplines in the context of athletes preparing for the Olympics. These individuals engage in consistent and determined training for many years so that they can be prepared to compete and win in their chosen events. If they fail to prepare properly, it is very likely that they will perform below the level of their hopes and expectations. As Christians, if our win involves increasing conformity to the image of Jesus, there are clearly things we must earnestly practice to achieve that goal. Common Spiritual Disciplines There are very exhaustive lists of spiritual disciplines that have been developed over time. While most of these lists have merit, they can also feel a bit overwhelming to many people as they try to imagine engaging in the breadth of these activities. So, for the purpose of challenging those within our church family to consider a more narrowly focused approach to the practice of spiritual disciplines, we have provided a prioritized list of the disciplines that are most commonly practiced. Click below to learn more! Bible Reading Bible Study Prayer Bible Memorization Fellowship Service Fasting Solitude and Silence Spiritual Gifts Assessment One thing every Christian has in common is that we have all been given at least one spiritual gift for the purpose of serving and bringing glory to God. Use the link below to discover your gifts and to better understand how to use them in ministry. DISCOVER YOUR GIFTS The following are resources to encourage and equip you in your pursuit of spiritual growth. ​ Need a Bible? Stop by Grace Central on Sundays, or contact the church office . New Testament Reading Plan Read the entire New Testament in 365 days. Beginners Bible Reading Daily readings from various sections of the Bible Old & New Testament Bible Reading Daily readings include passages from Old and New Testaments Book By Book Bible Reading Takes you through the entire Bible in one year ​ Bible Reading Plans Free access to 20,000 Bible Study Videos FREE MEMBERSHIP

  • GREECE | GCC

    Greece Short-Term Opportunity From June 28th to July 12th, our dedicated missions team will be in the country of Greece, supporting our missionaries, Bruce and Irene McAtee. ​ One of our primary objectives is to work hand-in-hand with Operation Joshua, a remarkable organization dedicated to distributing Bibles and Christian literature to homes across Greece. By participating in this noble cause, we can bring the transformative power of God's word into the lives of countless individuals. ​ Click here the link below to follow their journey and see how God is using our team in Greece. FOLLOW THE JOURNEY

  • MEMORIAL | GCC

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  • OUR MISSIONARIES | GCC

    Our Missionaries Our Missionaries 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 Paul & Angie Kimball Missionary Aviation Training Mark & Jodi Revell International Field Worker Trainers Leroy & Debbie Zumack Field Workers (France) Jabe & Elena Barker Philippine Schools Doug & Emilee Irwin Church Planters (France) Bruce & Irene McAtee Refugee Outreach (Greece) Emily Rezek Student Outreach (France) Undisclosed Missionaries Various Missions (Worldwide) Ron & Mary Bennett College Campus Ministry Jon & Tammy Junker Church Planters (Japan) Eric & Rachel McEachron Unreached People Reaching Ayutthaya Serving in Missions (Ayutthaya Team) Scott & Jayne Cuidon Global Missionary Counseling Solomon & Ruby Kendagor International Broadcast/Discipling Kyle McEachron International School Teacher Lee Whitworth Mormon Outreach 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 missionaries we support SIGNUP FOR THE MISSIONS REPORT

  • YOUNG ADULTS | GCC

    Young Adults Who Are We Our ministry is comprised of single and married young adults (18-30 yrs) whose desire is to love God, love others, and grow in our walk with the Lord. We strive to build a community through Bible Study and fellowship to bring others closer to God. We meet on Sunday mornings at 11:15 in Room 110. Find us on social media or use the contact form below if you need more information. Follow Us Have Questions? Name Phone Email Message Submit

  • Zumack | GCC

    Leroy and Deborah Zumack Greater Europe Mission (France) Phone: +1 800 436 4488 Website: info@gemission.com gemission.org Address: Greater Europe Mission PO Box 5224 Wheaton, Illinois 60189 Birthday: Leroy: January 27 Debbie: November 10 Mission Focus Our mission focus is a prison in St Omer. There I distribute Bibles in different languages, explain the Gospel in French and English, counsel pray and hold a monthly service. We also do follow-up of those that leave prison. We try to go to England or the Netherlands yearly to see ex-prisoners. My desire is to see the men become disciples not only converts. In our local church, I preach, and we lead a house group. Testimony Leroy's Testimony I heard the Gospel growing up in a Lutheran school and church. When I was 18, my parents divorced and this left me asking God, "Where are you?". I met Jesus in September, 1972, in a coffeehouse. My life was turned upside down. I sought to grow in my Christian life. I got involved with CRU. I witnessed to friends and as I neared graduation, I sought to be a missionary pilot. I did not have the skills to be a missionary mechanic so I instead went to Moody for a year and then seminary. I served at Hope Church from 1982-1985. We came to France and started in church planting. Since moving to Lille in 2004, I started prison work. Debbie's Testimony During my teenage years, I began wanting to know more about God. Our family attended church fairly regularly but faith was not explained as a personal relationship with Christ. So when I went off to university, one of the first things I did was buy myself a Bible. Then I became good friends and roommates with a young woman who was a new believer herself. As she explained her testimony to me, I realized that just believing God existed was not enough. I remember feeling like I was standing outside a room I had thought I was in, and what I wanted to do was open the door to that room and really enter in. A few years later as I sought further ways to serve the Lord, I met Leroy and together the Lord directed us to missions in France! Previous Lee Whitworth Biblical Ministries Worldwide Next Undisclosed Missionaries Various Missions Worldwide

  • Barker | GCC

    Jabe and Elena Barker Serving with schools in the Philippines For more information about the Barkers and their work in the Philippines, pick up a copy of their bio in the red folder near the church office. Previous Anna & Elliott Cafe 1040 Next Ron & Mary Bennett Serving with The Navigators

  • VOLUNTEER | GCC

    Areas of Service We believe it's the responsibility of all Christians to maintain a servant's heart and to contribute to the body of Christ in spiritual and practical ways. But whoever would be great among you must be your servant. Matthew 20:26 Deaconess Volunteers ​ ​This team works along side our Deaconesses by serving in one of the following areas: Meal Ministry : provide/deliver a meal for those who are sick or recovering Funerals : provide a dessert; set up/serve/clean up (must be available during the day) Kitchen Team : keep our kitchen clean and presentable Homebound : send an encouragement card weekly; visit our homebound Welcome Team ​ This area of service is all about: Connecting with New Faces on Sunday mornings Providing Information for events and classes at Grace Central Assisting with Seating for the morning service We'd love to have you! Student Ministries ​ We are looking for volunteers who will fit our vision of: Godly adults coming alongside teenagers to help them think and live biblically. Volunteers needed for Tuesday nights and Sunday mornings. Outreach Ministry ​ ​ This ministry has all kinds of ways to serve! From helping carry out events, to conducting video interviews, training disciple-makers, sports ministries, local disaster relief, or other areas - the Outreach Ministry is all about becoming salt & light in our community. Missions Advocate ​ ​ This ministry is for members who are passionate about staying connected with our missionaries in the field and working with the Missions Committee to communicate needs and other important information. Grace K!DS Crew ​ The Grace K!DS Crew is a team that is invested in helping kids learn to love and live for Jesus. We are always looking for passionate people to join our team! Sunday Mornings: Nursery, Preschool, and Elementary Weekday Ministries: Awana, and Good News Clubs Childcare Workers: Weekly Needs and Special Events Worship Arts ​ We are a team whose purpose is to proclaim Jesus in our life, our craft, and in corporate worship. ​ Tech Ministry : Sound, Projection, Lights and Livestream Vocalist : Lead or background vocals for our Traditional and Contemporary services Instrumentalist : Piano/keyboard, bass, electric and acoustic guitar and drums First Response ​ ​ Have a heart for discipleship? This ministry is for those who are ready to take on a new believer in intentional, one-on-one discipleship and guide them toward maturity in Christ. Facilities/Grounds ​ This team will aid our maintenance and janitorial staff with special duties related with the following: ​ Internal Facilities: Special event set-up/breakdown, and cleaning External Facilities Watering, weeding and other duties related to our green spaces around our facility We can't wait to hear from you! We would love for you to be a part of what God is doing at GCC, and there are many opportunities for you! SERVING AT GRACE FORM

  • SANDMAN 2022 | GCC

    Sandman 2022 What is Sandman? Each year professional sculptor Dan Belcher creates a stunning 3 dimensional creation made completely out of sand. Want to see this years creation stop by our parking lot at 7661 Mexico Rd in St. Peters starting on Friday, July 29th. ​ Dates: July 29th - August 26th ​ Invite your friends and neighbors Share on social media #gccsandman ​ Learn more about this years sculpture: 2022 SCULPTURE About the Artist! Dan has been creating professional sand sculptures across the continent and around the globe for 29 years. He says he is honored to have learned from many pioneers of the art form, and now to have the privilege of collaborating with a family of many of the best new, talented sand sculptors on the planet. ​ Honored indeed. He is among the world’s most awarded sand artists. “Sand sculpture is a test—it can flow like a dance, or feel like a wrestling match. It is an exhilarating, physical, and creative endeavor; a wonderful process and an awe-inspiring product; a means of calm focus, and a cause of frustration. Remember— no magic, no tricks— just effort and desire.” ​ Dan is also an accomplished landscape architect and urban planner (degreed from Kansas State University) and is a founding partner in a microbrewery in Wentzville, MO. Carving sand. Brewing beer. Enjoying good friends. What else is there? Dan Belcher - Sculptor Sculpting Since: 1990 Location: St. Louis, MO, USA Notable accomplishments: 2016 Grand Prize doubles, Revere Beach Sand Festival, Revere Beach, MA 2nd Prize doubles, Neptune Festival, Virginia Beach, VA 2015 3rd Prize World Masters Class, U.S. Sand Sculpting Challenge, San Diego, CA 17 world championships Past Sculptures

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