FAQs
What can I expect if I visit a GGCC service?
Uplifting music, an encouraging message from the Bible, basically an inspiring hour or so with other people learning to follow Jesus together.
Uplifting music, an encouraging message from the Bible, basically an inspiring hour or so with other people learning to follow Jesus together.
Do I have to dress up at GGCC?
We are casual, although Pastor Zeke likes his Christmas ties. Otherwise, we’re pretty sure he only owns jeans.
We are casual, although Pastor Zeke likes his Christmas ties. Otherwise, we’re pretty sure he only owns jeans.
Is Greater Grace a denomination?
No, but we are networked worldwide with over 700 churches who are also affiliated with Greater Grace World Outreach in Baltimore.
No, but we are networked worldwide with over 700 churches who are also affiliated with Greater Grace World Outreach in Baltimore.
How long has the church been around?
GGCF and ICC re-launched together as GGCC in September of 2021. GGCF started services in 2006. ICC began in 2013.
GGCF and ICC re-launched together as GGCC in September of 2021. GGCF started services in 2006. ICC began in 2013.
Will I be pressured to give?
No, our church service is our gift to our guests. We don’t pass offering plates during the service, because we don’t want anyone to feel pressured.
No, our church service is our gift to our guests. We don’t pass offering plates during the service, because we don’t want anyone to feel pressured.
What time does your Sunday service start?
We have two Sunday morning services. The first is at 9:15 a.m. and the second at 11 a.m. We encourage people to hang out and drink coffee between services to get to know one another.
We have two Sunday morning services. The first is at 9:15 a.m. and the second at 11 a.m. We encourage people to hang out and drink coffee between services to get to know one another.
Are you just one ethnicity?
No, our community has a variety of people in it, just like heaven!
No, our community has a variety of people in it, just like heaven!
I’ve made a lot of mistakes over the years. Will I be judged or looked down upon?
We like to say that we call ourselves "Greater Grace" because we are bigger sinners than most, so we need more grace! It’s not the church’s job to point out failures; our job is to point people to Jesus.
We like to say that we call ourselves "Greater Grace" because we are bigger sinners than most, so we need more grace! It’s not the church’s job to point out failures; our job is to point people to Jesus.