Women of Grace

Welcome

We are open to all women of Grace Presbyterian Church. We would love to have you join us as we encourage each other, learn more about God and his Word, and help ministries in our church family, our neighbors, and those around the world. Our theme for this coming year is: “If God is for us, who can be against us?”

Women of Grace is a group of women dedicated to fellowship, bible study, and outreach through mission projects. We support various missions through our finances, our time, and our prayers.

We meet monthly to fellowship and study God’s Word. Come join us to study God’s Word using the study guide Names of God by Douglas Connelly.

We have several Circle groups that usually meet on the first Monday and Thursday of each month. Please explore on the Circle schedule below to find a time that works for you. 

In addition to Bible study, we host quarterly events throughout the year. These are open to all women of Grace.

If you would like more information, please contact Tammy Box, 713-267-5091 or tbox@gpch.org.

 

Visitors are welcome to attend Circle Meetings.

Monday Circles (typically meet the first Monday of the month):

Circle 1: Open

Circle 2: 10:00 a.m. – MTH 103

Circle 3/4: 10:00 a.m. – MTH 101 Zoom available

Circle 5: 10:00 a.m. – MTH 102 


Thursday Circles (typically meet the first Thursday of the month):

Circle 7: 10:30 a.m. – MTH 101

Circle 6/8: 6:00 p.m. – MTH 102 

 

KENYA CARING COINS / GRACE GIRL’S SCHOOL

Grace Girl’s School in Kenya, Africa has a vision to provide a future of hope for high school age girls and their families. It is a Maasai custom to betroth young girls to older men. Often girls are sent to a husband as soon as they reach puberty, because of the money given to the family. Women have few or no options in the Maasai culture. Grace Girl’s School is a boarding school that offers them safety from early marriage: education gives them a hopeful future. In their class rooms, they are taught the same courses that students here in the U.S. would be learning. Alongside mathematics, physics, biology, geography and other classes, they are taught the word of God. They have a Christian education class; their music class is led with a hymn book. The focus on education and spiritual growth will have an impact on their lives, their families’ lives, and those in their community.

FRIENDS OF SAMBURU

The mission of Friends of Samburu, Kenya is embodied in its name – “Friends” – friends care! Its focus is on improving the lives of the Samburu children and their families. The Samburu are a pastoral, nomadic, tribal community numbering over 250,000 people who live in north central Kenya. This charity will raise funds to meet identifiable and well-defined needs of their villages. It seeks sustainable ways to alleviate their poverty and to provide for their future while preserving their culture.

LILY’S TOY BOX

Wanting to help her community after Hurricane Harvey, Lily DuBose started collecting toy donations to give to kids whose belongings were lost in the storm. Since then, over 2,000 toys have been given to more than 500 kids in Texas.

MEDICAL CENTER APARTMENT MINISTRY

Grace Presbyterian Church provides financial support for several apartments in the Medical Center. Out-of-town residents who are in Houston for extended medical treatments occupy these apartments. MONTHLY Cards will be sent and “welcome gift baskets” prepared.

MISSION OF YAHWEH

The Mission of Yahweh offers many life-changing programs focused on ending the cycle of homelessness and dependency for women. The Children’s Program includes social skills development, educational programs and development of character traits such as self-esteem, honesty, self-control, forgiveness, etc. An important part of the Mission’s objective is providing outreach services to low-income families that live in our surrounding neighborhoods.

MISSIONARY AND SEMINARY STUDENT CARD AND PRAYER SUPPORT

Grace Presbyterian Church contributes financial support to several foreign missionaries and often to seminary students. Cards of gratitude for their service and for encouragement will be sent monthly by appointed circles.

OPEN DOOR MISSION

This mission is located in Houston’s East End and offers a drug and alcohol recovery program, convalescent care, educational and vocational opportunities, and low -income housing for men. An intensive Christ-centered program to overcome drug and alcohol addictions is offered over a nine-month period. The program includes a curriculum of self-discovery, life-skills, spiritual renewal, Bible study, mentoring counseling and twelve-step program.

STEPHEN MINISTRIES

This one-to-one caring ministry offers consistent support and on-going presence to those who are dealing with transitions, loss or a particular crisis. Grace members who are Stephen Ministers receive 50 hours of training and then are supervised monthly as they serve.

WALNUT BEND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AND PAUL REVERE MIDDLE SCHOOL

Over the years Grace Presbyterian Church has developed a lasting relationship with these schools. Grace’s members tutor, provide after school activities, collect school supplies and clothing, and donate money to these schools.

WHAM (West Houston Assistance Ministries)

This mission runs a resale shop which always welcomes donations. They also provide food, employment services and financial help for families in need.

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0. Introduction

1. Calendar & Schedules

2. Members (available in hard copy only)

3. Missions

4. Finance

5. Procedures

6. Bylaws

7. History