Adults
Alpha
Alpha is an engaging series of sessions exploring the Christian faith. Each talk looks at a different question around faith and the meaning of life.
Summer Alpha is full. Please REGISTER for our next Alpha which begins on Tuesday, September 17.
Tuesdays, September 17 - November 19
6:30pm in the Vista (Ministry Center, 2nd Floor)
Emotionally Healthy Discipleship
Emotionally Healthy Discipleship (EHD) includes three courses that help you deepen your relationship with God and your relationships with others.
Fall 2024 we are offering Emotionally Healthy Relationships (EHR) and Emotionally Healthy Woman (EHW).
EHR: Discipleship that deeply changes your relationship with others.
EHW: Eight things you have to quit to change your life
EHR Sundays (Womens Group)
When: Sundays at 8:45am
Dates: September 15 - November 10
Location: Ministry Building, Room M203
EHR Wednesdays
When: Wednesdays at 7:00pm
Dates: September 18 - November 13
Location: Ministry Building, Room M203
EHW Mondays
When: Mondays at 6:30pm
Dates: September 16 - November 11
Location: Student Building Attic, 2nd Floor
Be The Bridge
“Pursuing God’s Heart for Racial Reconciliation” Be the Bridge presents a compelling vision of what it means for every follower of Jesus to become a bridge builder - committed to pursuing justice and racial unity in light of the gospel - and invites Christ followers onto a practical pathway toward meaningful action.
Be the Bridge meets every year during the fall. Registration for fall 2024 will open soon.
“The Heartbeat of Be the Bridge” — BTB Groups
The heartbeat of the organization: Be the Bridge groups. Guest podcast host and board member, Dr. Will Gravely, connects with two Be the Bridge group leaders. Regina Alexander and Leah Anderson share their experiences in leading and navigating local groups and virtual groups over the years.
Be the Bridge groups are where this hard work of moving toward racial healing, racial equity, and racial unity is engaged. Listen in to hear the relational impact these groups can make and the hope that comes from them.
True and Good - Worldview Class
Grace Fellowship’s mission is to make disciples who make disciples. We are passionate about pursuing our God-given mission because when disciplers are made, lives are changed!
We have added a brand new course called True and Good: Living the Biblical Worldview to our Spiritual Formations offering.
Find out more here.
Small Groups
Click our Small Group Booklet below to look through all of our open groups.
Questions about groups? Email Grace Groups
Young Adults
Young Adults Monday Night Service
Let’s get together for community, worship, and the Word!
When: Monday, 7:00-8:30pm
Where: North Katy Campus (19407 Park Row, Suite 180)
Email: csteen@whatisgrace.org
whatisgrace.org/youngadults
Click below to fill out our Young Adults interest form.
Singles
Click below to see a list of our open groups for Singles.
Click below to fill out our Singles interest form.
Institute
The Grace Fellowship Institute exists to form disciples within the context of the local church. We believe discipleship and Bible literacy go hand in hand.
Events
Check back periodically for info on upcoming events!
Women
Gather with the Girls - Summer Bible Study
Where Prayer Becomes Real
Cost: $10
(Scholarships are available, contact Julia for info)
Tuesdays, June 18 -July 16
6:30pm in the Student Building Worship Center
Free childcare is available with registration
ibloom
ibloom is a group of moms with children of all ages! We meet weekly to share Christ-centered friendship, teaching, live speakers, and video curriculum during large group time. Our seasoned mentor moms lead our small group discussions on parenting, single-parenting, marriage and spiritual growth.
Mondays 9:30-11:30am in the Vista (Second floor, Ministry Center)
September 16 - November 18
OR
Tuesdays 6:30-8:30pm at Cocohodo (On Mason Road)
September 17 - November 19
Women's Bible Study
Fall Study: Ruth and 1 Thessalonians
Women's Bible Study is based on the belief that when we engage with God’s Word, it deepens our relationship with Him and transforms us.
Tuesdays 9:30 - 11:30am OR 6:30-8:30pm in the Student Ministry Building.
September 10 - November 19
Childcare available with registration
Bible study cost $25 - includes fall and spring semester.
Register Here - AM
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Woman to Woman Mentoring
Woman to Woman Mentoring gives the women of Grace Fellowship Church the opportunity to experience a powerful relationship between two women as they influence one another to seek God wholeheartedly and fully grow up in Him.
If you feel the Lord leading you to serve in this way, please fill out the interest form below.
The Emotionally Healthy Woman
Eight things you have to quit to change your life
Monday, Sept 16 – Nov 11
6:30 – 8:30pm
Student Bldg 2nd floor
Childcare available with registration
Each week’s topics:
1 – Quit Being Afraid of What Others Think
2 – Quit Lying
3 – Quit Dying to the Wrong Things
4 – Quit Denying Anger, Sadness and Fear
5 – Quit Blaming
6 – Quit Overfunctioning
7 – Quit Faulty Thinking
8 – Quit Living Someone Else’s Life
Small Groups
Click below to see a list of open small groups for women.
Questions about groups? Email Grace Groups
Events
Check back periodically for info on upcoming women’s events!
Small Groups
Browse Our Open Small Groups
Click our Small Group Booklet below to browse all of our open groups.
Questions about groups? Email Grace Groups
What is a Small Group?
What is a Small Group?
Small Groups are groups of eight to twelve adults who meet mainly in homes or some in coffee shops or online.
Groups commit to share life and faith together. A great group includes time for both relational connection and studies that challenge members to grow spiritually. A typical group meeting will consist of social time, study, and prayer.
Why should I be in a Small Group
5 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BE IN A SMALL GROUP:
1. Understand the Bible better through group discussions as you apply the Bible to your life situations.
2. Develop close relationships with others who will walk beside you as you take your next step as a Christ follower.
3. Find answers to the needs in your life through group prayer.
4. Get support in times of crisis or major changes from people who really care for you.
5. Discover and use your gifts and talents as you serve others.
When do Small Groups meet?
When do Small Groups meet?
Groups typically meet 3 - 4 times per month, for 1.5 to 2 hours.
How do I join a Small Group?
How do I join a Small Group?
Browse through our list of open Small Groups and contact the Small Group Leader for more information.
Come to our GroupLink event twice a year, in January and September.
Register for GroupLink prior to GroupLink events when registration opens.
Or, contact our Small Group staff at gracegroups@whatisgrace.org
Is Childcare Provided During Small Group Meetings?
Childcare varies from group to group.
If needed, Grace Fellowship provides a childcare Subsidy (at a predetermined rate) for childcare expenses incurred to attend regular group meetings.
Interest in being a Small Group Leader?
Group leaders create a place for people to talk about life and grow their faith.
You don’t have to be perfect to lead a group. And you don’t need to be a Bible scholar to be used by God to lead others. Group leaders create a place where people can be real and grow. They get front-row seats to the faith journeys of others and find that their faith grows along the way.
Every leader has director on staff to guide them and provide a plan for their group. You won’t have to figure out by yourself how to lead or what to study.
New Leader Onboarding - You’ll be equipped to lead great group meetings and launch your group well.
Curriculum Plans - We'll provide you with a plan for what your group will study for the semester.
Development Opportunities - You’ll be provided with ongoing trainings to help you continue to grow as a leader.
Tell us about yourself by completing the Small Group Leader Interest Form . You will hear from us soon.
Men
Men's Summer Bible Study
Summer 2024 Study: "Heavy Lifting"
Join the men of Grace for a powerful 5 week Bible study.
Tuesdays, June 18—July 16
7:00-8:30pm in the Student Building, 2nd Floor
Men's Mentoring
Mentoring is a one-year intentional small group disciple-making process (1 disciple-maker with 2 men) designed to equip men to become all-in followers of Jesus. Our goal is to develop leaders who can influence and disciple others. The game plan includes participating in Men's Bible Study on Tuesdays at either 6:00am or 6:30pm, small group time outside of Men's Bible Study, and personal time with your mentor. Register for Men's Bible Study above and complete the interest form below.
Small Groups
Click below to see a list of open small groups for men.
Questions about groups? Email Grace Groups
Events
Check back periodically for info on upcoming men’s events!
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