Generous Giving

Your constant, faithful and generous financial sacrifice for the ministry of Grace Hill is an evidence of God’s grace in your lives! Thank you for your joyful and generous hearts to give above and beyond the needs of Grace Hill Church!

Generous & Joyful Giving

We take money seriously. Your financial support is part of how you express your thankfulness to God for all He has done. So we aim to be faithful, prudent, and accountable for every dollar donated to our church. We take the stewardship of everything God provides us seriously, including your financial support.

In an effort to ensure accountability and wise planning, the Pastoral Team has appointed a Finance Team. This team provides guidance to church leaders, publishes regular reports to our church members, and oversees our compliance with best practices.

New Way To Give

One of our initiatives over the recent year has been to making giving to Grace Hill more accessible. There is now a new online giving feature for those of you looking for a simple and convenient way to give to the church. You will have the options to give to either the “General” or “Benevolent” fund, cover the processing fee, and even track your giving history.

Together Is Better

The church is like a body with many members. Membership in the local church is the logical implication of membership in the global Church, which comes only through faith in Jesus Christ, publicly demonstrated through baptism. Our lives are connected. We need one another. Church membership is our way of ensuring everyone who belongs to our congregation enjoys the benefits and privileges of being Grace Hill Church.

Sunday, February 9th - 12-2pm

If you’re a member of Grace Hill Church, we want you to save the date for our next member meeting, to be held on Sunday, February 9th from 12-2pm. Come ready to hear some important updates, highlight God’s grace as we see Him at work, and affirm a few initiatives.

Souper Bowl

Please bring along a soup and/or salad to share as we will plan to eat lunch together during our meeting. Thanks for making your church family a priority!

Pray Our Way Into ‘25

Prayer is pouring out our hearts to God in praise, petition, confession of sin, and thanksgiving. This is how the New City Catechism answers the question, “What is prayer?”

Sunday at 9am

While we continue to encourage you to gather regularly for prayer during small groups and our corporate gatherings on Sunday mornings, we remain committed to pursuing additional opportunities to call God’s people towards unity in prayer. We invite and encourage you to join us during our regularly scheduled Sunday School hour at 9:00am to call upon the Lord.

Psalm 88:13

I, O LORD, cry to you; in the morning my prayer comes before you.

Youth Cook-Off

Our next youth night will be Saturday, January 11th from 4-8pm hosted at GHC. Bring your aprons and chef hats and be ready to compete in the first annual Youth Cooking Competition! The time will also include sharing a meal together, and then continuing our study through the Sermon on the Mount.

Saturday, January 11th | 4-8pm

We currently meet once a month to learn and grow. Every meeting is different. Sometimes it's a party. Sometimes it's a service project. Often we have deep theological conversations. 7th-12th graders from inside and outside the church are welcome to join.

Come Praise & Glorify

This Sunday our music team will be introducing a new song for us to proclaim the glorious grace of God. Listen, watch and sing along over the next couple days in order to prepare for our time together on Sunday morning. Thanks for making Sunday mornings a priority to be with God’s people! This is one of the many marks of our unity in the Gospel of Jesus. See you Sunday morning!

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Come Praise and Glorify

Written by Bob Kauflin and Tim Chester

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VERSE 1
Come praise and glorify our God
The Father of our Lord
In Christ He has in heav’nly realms
His blessings on us poured
For pure and blameless in His sight
He destined us to be
And now we’ve been adopted through
His Son eternally

CHORUS
To the praise of Your glory
To the praise of Your mercy and grace
To the praise of Your glory
You are the God who saves

VERSE 2
Come praise and glorify our God
Who gives His grace in Christ
In Him our sins are washed away
Redeemed through sacrifice
In Him God has made known to us
The myst’ry of His will
That Christ should be the head of all
His purpose to fulfill

VERSE 3
Come praise and glorify our God
For we’ve believed the Word
And through our faith we have a seal
The Spirit of the Lord
The Spirit guarantees our hope
Until redemption’s done
Until we join in endless praise
To God, the Three in One

Journaling Ephesians

Join Grace Hill every Sunday as we journey through the Book of Ephesians. God gave us twenty one letters to churches (or leaders of churches). Thirteen of these letters (fourteen if you count Hebrews) was authored by the Apostle Paul, including his letter to the church in Ephesus. Throughout this marvelous letter, Paul teaches that the Christian church, consisting of people from all nations and ethnic groups, enjoys and must maintain unity in the inaugurated new creation of which they are fellow heirs with Christ.

A Journal for Ephesian Sermons

We are providing a journaling resource for those of you who would like to enhance your study through the Book of Ephesians. Grab your copy on Sunday to learn more background information about this historic book, record your sermon notes, and answer personal application questions throughout the series.

We are so excited for this series! As a pastoral team, we’re praying that God would meet with you personally as we explore the Book of Ephesians together!

Where Will You Serve?

Grace Hill is a living organism, composed of many believers who desperately need one another as we navigate this life. One small way we intentionally invest time in one another’s lives is through our regular acts of serving.

We All Need Us All

The church by nature is a collection of individuals that forge a unified community. The concept of a lone ranger Christian is foreign to Scripture. And a church with only few participating in the life of the church is on its way to becoming an unhealthy church. We all need one another as we endeavor to build up a thriving body of believers.

1 Peter 4:10–11

As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God’s varied grace: whoever speaks, as one who speaks oracles of God; whoever serves, as one who serves by the strength that God supplies—in order that in everything God may be glorified through Jesus Christ. To him belong glory and dominion forever and ever. Amen.

Please let us know where you would like to serve:

To The Church…

On Sunday, January 5th, Grace Hill will begin a new sermon series: A study through Paul’s Letter to the Church in Ephesus.

God gave us twenty one letters to churches (or leaders of churches). Thirteen of these letters (fourteen if you count Hebrews) was authored by the Apostle Paul, including his letter to the church in Ephesus.

A Letter for the Church

Throughout this marvelous letter, Paul teaches that the Christian church, consisting of people from all nations and ethnic groups, enjoys and must maintain unity in the inaugurated new creation of which they are fellow heirs with Christ.

We are thankful that you’re joining us for this series as we dive into God’s Word to soak up the great promises of God’s rich grace and mercy in this letter. The pastors are praying that God would meet with you personally as we explore this letter together!

The Biggest Story

Beginning Sunday, January 5th, during Sunday School, the children of Grace Hill embark on a journey through the storyline of the Bible - one could say this story is in fact The Biggest Story. This study will lead them on a journey through the Bible, from the garden of Eden to the return of Christ. The curriculum draws kids into Scripture and helps them grasp its overarching message of redemption.

A Big Story About A Big God

A Biblical Theology for the younger generations. Properly speaking, this study is all about Biblical Theology. This is a way of studying the Scriptures to observe how it all fits together to form one cohesive narrative story about Jesus the Savior, as God works out his plan of redemption throughout history.