Pray
Know the pastor and the work. Put the church on a prayer list. Appoint a prayer captain. Ask for current prayer points and remember them consistently.
The Grace Commission mobilizes churches and believers to rally around new works, grow the friendship of local assemblies, give the vision a clear voice, help people stay connected, and make practical participation easier.
Founded in Texas. Focused on new churches across America.
One clear focus
Greater Grace churches already live missions through local church friendship, prayer, generosity, team life, and practical help. The Grace Commission highlights the new U.S. works in their first three years and gives every willing church or believer a simple way to stand with them.
Every new church should know there are friends ready to pray, call, visit, counsel, give, share resources, and stand with them.The heart of The Grace Commission
Three ways to stand with them
Adoption is not a package or a ranking. It is a relationship shaped by the capacity, leading, and friendship of each church or believer.
Know the pastor and the work. Put the church on a prayer list. Appoint a prayer captain. Ask for current prayer points and remember them consistently.
Call, visit, listen, counsel, send a team, share experience, invite the pastor into friendship, or simply be someone the new work knows it can contact.
Give once or regularly. Share equipment. Help with a practical ministry need. Support one church or give through the general fund so every current work is remembered.
Meet the Under 3s
These are the new U.S. Greater Grace works we are currently standing with. Their approved stories, photographs, prayer points, and practical needs will grow here as they are added.
Pastor Manny Harrison
A new Greater Grace church plant in Southern California. The full story and approved photos will be added soon.
Pastor Andrew Gardner
A new Greater Grace work gathering in Morgantown. The full story, prayer points, and approved photos will be added soon.
Details coming at the right time
Another U.S. Greater Grace church plant is being prayerfully prepared. Details will be shared when plans are confirmed.
What could adoption look like?
There is no gold, silver, or bronze level. A large church and a tiny church can both become real friends to a new work. Begin with what God has placed in your hand.
I’m InOur core values
These convictions also shape our Bible college and local church life. Here they become the foundation for standing with new churches.
Missionaries are sent by local churches. New works grow through the authority, wisdom, doctrine, fellowship, and life of local assemblies.
Participation is voluntary, Spirit-led, and according to capacity. We do not pressure or rank people. We invite friendship, faith, generosity, and practical love.
The mission includes those who go and those who stand behind them. Prayer, calls, visits, counsel, equipment, and giving are all part of the team.
Rooted in a local church, open to willing friends
The Grace Commission is a Texas nonprofit ministry of Greater Grace Church of Bryan. Greater Grace Church of Bryan is affiliated with Greater Grace World Outreach, a worldwide fellowship with a long history of Gospel preaching, Bible training, church planting, and missions.
Founder and Director
Clear answers
The Grace Commission supports new U.S. Greater Grace churches during their first three years by mobilizing prayer, encouragement, friendship, visits, practical resources, and financial giving.
The focus is a genuinely new U.S. Greater Grace church plant that is preparing to launch or is within its first three years. An older church that recently changed affiliation is not normally considered a new church plant.
Adoption is flexible and relational. A church may learn the new work's story, pray consistently, call or visit, offer counsel or equipment, send a team, give regularly, or stand with all current works through the general fund.
Yes. Churches are especially able to mobilize lasting relationships and resources, but individuals, families, pastors, and friends are welcome to pray, encourage, give, visit, and help as God leads and as they are able.
The Grace Commission is a Texas nonprofit ministry of Greater Grace Church of Bryan. Greater Grace Church of Bryan is affiliated with Greater Grace World Outreach. The Commission supports new U.S. Greater Grace church plants while welcoming willing friends from other churches to participate.
Donors may indicate a preference for a particular supported church. General giving is encouraged because it helps the Commission stand with all current works. The Grace Commission retains control and discretion over all donated funds.
The quickest way to say yes
Begin with a gift. Then explore how you, your family, or your church can pray, encourage, visit, share resources, or adopt one or all of the current Under 3s.