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09/01/2026

What does holy ground look like beyond the moment we encounter God?

In Sunday’s message, Rev. Terry Fleming reminded us that Romans 12 shows us the evidence of that encounter—what happens when holy ground breaks into our ordinary, everyday lives.

It looks like genuine love. Not love that is performed, filtered or selective, but love that shows up when no one is watching. Love that forgives. Love that enters hospital rooms, crowded places and quiet conversations. Love that reveals the character of God through us.

Genuine love is holy ground. It’s rare. It’s costly. But it transforms.

“Let love be genuine.” — Romans 12:9

Watch the full service here: https://www.youtube.com/live/RwIIlyM13Ek?si=l_5k-ggevQOsQgHj

There’s a place for you at Grace this Sunday.Whether your week has been full and joyful, difficult and draining, or some...
08/28/2026

There’s a place for you at Grace this Sunday.

Whether your week has been full and joyful, difficult and draining, or somewhere in between, Sunday offers a chance to come together, quiet our hearts, and be reminded of God’s presence and grace.

Join us Sunday, August 30, for worship:

8:30 am—Traditional Worship inSanctuary
Rev. Jessica Kight will share the message “Abundance”

8:45 am—LifeSong Contemporary Worship in the Wesley Center + Livestream
Rev. Terry Fleming will share the message “Holy Ground”
Prepare for LifeSong worship with this week’s playlist: https://bit.ly/4gA0XLA

11:00 am—Traditional Worship in the Sanctuary + Livestream
Rev. Terry Fleming will share the message “Holy Ground”

As you prepare for Sunday, we invite you to read Exodus 3:1–15 and Romans 12:9–21—passages that call us to recognize God’s presence and consider what it means to live out genuine love in our everyday lives.

Come as you are. Bring your questions, your gratitude, your worries, and your hopes. There is a place for you here, and we would love to worship with you at Grace.

The Women of Grace Pillow Ministry will gather this Saturday, August 29, beginning at 9:30 am in the Wesley Center for a...
08/26/2026

The Women of Grace Pillow Ministry will gather this Saturday, August 29, beginning at 9:30 am in the Wesley Center for a special morning of service.

Our goal is to make 200 pillows for people going through cancer treatments. During infusions, patients often need to keep an arm in one position for an extended period of time. These small pillows can be held or placed under the arm to provide cushioning and support around the IV site, helping make long treatment sessions a little more comfortable.

And you don’t have to know how to sew to help! We need plenty of hands to sew, stuff, and package the pillows so they’re ready to be given to patients.

A light lunch will be served.

Come spend the morning with Women of Grace and help us reach our goal of 200 pillows—each one made to bring a little extra comfort and care to someone going through cancer treatment.

If you can help, please comment below or contact the church office.

08/25/2026

Sometimes it can feel like there are still a lot of pieces on the table—and we can’t quite see how they all fit together.

But in Sunday’s message, Rev. Terry Fleming reminded us that God is still at work, in each of us, in Grace, and in our community.

Some pieces are still being shaped. Some haven’t even been discovered yet. We may not see the whole picture, but we can trust the One putting it together.

Because the picture is clear—Christ is building his church, and nothing will stop Him.

“On this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it.”—Matthew 16:18

08/25/2026

ATTENTION: If you received an email from Pastor Terry asking you to help him with a request, PLEASE IGNORE. It is a SCAM.

Join Us for Worship—Sunday, August 23This Sunday at Grace, we’ll gather for worship, Scripture, prayer, and community ac...
08/21/2026

Join Us for Worship—Sunday, August 23

This Sunday at Grace, we’ll gather for worship, Scripture, prayer, and community across three services. Whether you join us in the Sanctuary, at LifeSong, or online, there’s a place for you.

8:30 am—Traditional Worship, Sanctuary
Rev. Amber Forrest, preaching
Josh Kauffman, liturgist
Sermon: “Changing Our Minds”
Exodus 1:8–22; Exodus 2:10

8:45 am—LifeSong Worship, Wesley Center + Livestream
Rev. Terry Fleming, preaching
Rev. Jessica Kight, liturgist
Rev. Dr. John Newell, communion
Sermon: “Puzzles”
Romans 12:1–8; Matthew 16:13–20
Get ready for LifeSong by listening to this week’s worship playlist:
https://bit.ly/4ztVChN

11:00 am —Traditional Worship, Sanctuary + Livestream
Rev. Terry Fleming, preaching
Rev. Jessica Kight and Rev. Amber Forrest, liturgists
Sermon: “Puzzles”
Romans 12:1–8; Matthew 16:13–20

In Romans 12, Paul challenges us not to be shaped by the world around us, but to be transformed by the renewing of our minds—and to recognize that each of us has a place and purpose within the body of Christ.

Come worship with us this Sunday, August 23. We look forward to seeing you at Grace.

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639 Georgia Avenue
North Augusta, SC
29841

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Monday 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Sunday 8:30am - 12pm

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+18032797525

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