COLLEGE@GRACE
Many people today believe that college is a time for finding yourself, throwing away your beliefs for the sake of a good time, and being generally irresponsible. We disagree, not because we want to ruin every one’s good time, but because we have found something far better.
We believe that following God is the most satisfying thing on the planet. It is in Him that we find who we truly are, it is in Him that we find fulfillment, and it is in Him that we find the great adventures in life He calls us to. At college@grace, we aim to meet college students where they are at and show them the wonders of God’s Kingdom. We want to empower them to change the world, starting with their own campus. We want them to realize that God has gifted them so that they can make a difference, and the sooner they start using those gifts, the sooner they will find that elusive satisfaction so many students seek.
There are several avenues we seek to reach college students:
1) College@Grace: We invite all who are college-age to be a part of our gatherings for fellowship, Bible study, worship, and fun!
Thursdays: Meet in the High School room at 7pm, but free food is served at 6:45 so come early!
2) Transition: Transition meets once a month on Thursday nights and is an incredible night of worship and hearing from God’s Word. We meet both at Grace and on the road at different schools across the Southeast. If you would like to stay updated on when and where Transitions are happening, sign up for the college e-mail by clicking here.
3) D-Groups: We believe that D-Groups are essential for spiritual growth. A D-group is a small collection of college students who dig into the Word together, discuss it with each other, and encourage one another to greater things every week. To sign-up for a D-group, e-mail randy@gfc.tv.
4) House Church: There is a network of house churches that spans across different college campuses throughout the Southeast. A house church is a place for students to get plugged into Christian community, study the Word, and worship together. House churches do not compete with campus ministries or churches, but rather work as a supplement to them.
