Grace Helps
Now all the believers were together and held all things in common. They sold their possessions and property and distributed the proceeds to all, as any had need.
Acts 2:44-45
We read about the establishment of Jesus' church in the early chapters of Acts. What we see in those pages is a church that acts as one body. When there was a need, it would quickly be met by other members of the church. Members of the church did not view themselves as individuals who attended service at a church building once a week but as members of a body that functioned in harmony with its other members. At Grace Church, we would like to emulate that with this community support ministry.
We have a variety of people in our congregation with a diverse set of gifts, skills, and resources. If there is anybody in or adjacent to our church community in any way who finds themselves in need, we would like to be the hands and feet of Jesus in offering our support. Support is available (but not limited to) the following areas.
- Prayer
- Financial
- Manual labor (home/car/landscaping/etc.)
- Provision of physical resources (the lending or giving of tools, clothes, baby items, etc.)
- Fixing of cars
- Transportation needs, giving a ride or lending an automobile
- Tech help
- Babysitting (not official or full-time, but short-term or for emergencies)
The request form can be filled out by clicking the button below. We ask that a name and contact information be provided along with a description of what is needed. While support is available to Grace Church attendees and non-attendees alike, we request that a regular attendee of our church fill out the form so that we have someone to work with to provide the needed support.
We have a roster of church attendees who work together to provide support. If you would like to offer your help on this and join the team, you can fill out this form to be added - we greatly appreciate everybody willing to help. The larger the list of support persons is, the more likely we are to be able to meet all needs. There are no obligations involved.