Support all current Under 3s
Give to the General Support Fund
General gifts help The Grace Commission stand with every current qualifying church plant and prepare for the next new work.
Give to All Current ChurchesPray. Encourage. Give.
The quickest way to begin is with a gift. Then choose how you, your family, or your church would like to pray, encourage, visit, share resources, or adopt new churches during their first three years.
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One-time and recurring gifts help The Grace Commission build steady support around the current Under 3s and prepare for the next new work. General giving is encouraged because it helps every current church remain in view.
There is no required amount and no pressure. A small regular gift, a larger one-time gift, equipment, or another practical resource can all become part of the support surrounding a new church.
Support all current Under 3s
General gifts help The Grace Commission stand with every current qualifying church plant and prepare for the next new work.
Give to All Current ChurchesHave one church in mind?
You may tell us that you would prefer your gift to support a particular current church or project. The Grace Commission retains control and discretion over all charitable gifts.
Request a Specific WorkUse the secure Stripe giving page for one-time or recurring gifts.
Give Through StripeSearch the Zelle tag and confirm The Grace Commission as the recipient before sending.
GiveTGCThe Grace Commission
PO Box 268
Plantersville, TX 77363
Bank transfer details are available by request.
Request Bank DetailsGo beyond the first gift
Giving can be the first yes. Adoption grows from there through prayer, encouragement, relationship, practical help, and consistency.
Receive updates, learn names, appoint a prayer captain, and keep the new church before your local assembly.
Call, visit, counsel, listen, invite, send people, or become a dependable friendship the pastor knows he can turn to.
Stand with one church or all current works through a practical rhythm of prayer, encouragement, giving, visits, and shared resources.
What might adoption look like?