Cultivating Community
Church Community
Opportunities to get connected in community.
Join A Group
We believe that becoming more like Jesus requires proximity and vulnerability with others. Proverbs 27:17 says, "As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another."
In community, we can process, ask questions, practice, encourage one another, and support one another both in times of inspiration and desperation. Discipleship groups are designed for just this purpose. Discipleship communities are small mixed-gender groups of 10-12, discipleship cohorts and same-gendered groups of 3-6.
We recognize that some of you may not be quite ready to step into a discipleship group and here you will find multiple other onramps to community as well.
Share Your Story
We would love to know more about the ways in which the Holy Spirit has been moving in your life! Your story is a source of inspiration and encouragement for others who are seeking to deepen their discipleship journey. Please take a few moments to share your story with us using the form below.
How Can We Help?
Life is full of ups and downs, we are here to support you every step of the way.
Care Ministry
Our Care Ministries pertain to several specific ministries at Grace Chapel. These include our prayer and ministry teams, pastoral care, a variety of support and recovery groups, and our professional and low-fee mental health counseling through Heart of the City.
It also permeates, to a degree, all expressions of ministry within our children’s, youth, and adult communities that involve mental, emotional, relational, and spiritual support, counseling, healing, and freedom.
Prayer Requests
Every Tuesday at our staff meeting, we commit time to pray for the requests submitted via this form. What are you contending for? How can we partner with you? If you feel comfortable, we would love to pray for you.
Heart Of The City
The Heart of the City, a mission of Grace Chapel, is a place for partnering nonprofits and other organizations to reside, share meeting space, and join hands in the effort to maximize each others' work toward maximum impact for the Wilsonville community as well as Clackamas County, the greater Portland area and even throughout the world.
The Heart of City allows a holistic approach to caring for people. We are eternal beings with three primary parts: our soul (or spirit), our mind, and our body. Each part needs to be nourished and cared for, and each part feeds the other; they are interdependent. We need to collectively listen to, care for, and exercise our soul, our mind, and our body.