GCGrace Commons Church (555) 555-0146
Sundays at 9 and 11

Come as you are, sit wherever you like

Two identical services on Sunday morning, about 70 minutes each, with nursery and kids programming at both. Nobody will make you stand up and introduce yourself.

70 mintypical service
2Sunday services
Since 1974on Wealthy Street
9midweek groups
Life here

What happens during the week, not just Sunday

Everything below is free and open to anyone, whether or not you attend on Sunday.

Free

Sunday worship, 9am and 11am

Music, a scripture reading and a 30 minute message. Coffee in the lobby from 8:30.

Free

Kids ministry, birth through fifth grade

Checked in with a matching tag system at both services, all volunteers background screened.

Free

Midweek small groups

Nine groups meeting in homes across the east side on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.

Free

Wealthy Street food pantry

Open Thursdays 4pm to 7pm to any neighbor, no membership, no questions asked.

Free

Youth group, grades 6 to 12

Wednesdays 6:30pm to 8:30pm in the lower level, with a summer service trip each July.

Free for members

Weddings and funerals

Our pastors officiate, and the sanctuary is available to the neighborhood for a $300 facility fee.

About us

A fifty year old congregation still on the same corner

Grace Commons has met on Wealthy Street since 1974. We are about 340 people on a typical Sunday, a mix of families who have been here for decades and people who walked in last month. Our pastors are Rev. Daniel Osei and Rev. Sarah Lindquist.

•Nursery and kids ministry at both Sunday services
•All volunteers working with children are background screened annually
•Building is fully accessible with an elevator and a hearing loop
A quaint white church nestled amid lush green trees, evoking serenity in a rural setting.
Reviews

From people who visited

“We slipped in the back at eleven and left at the end without anyone cornering us. The next week we came back and stayed for coffee.”

Nathan and Erin P., Visited in March

“The kids check in took two minutes and our four year old asked to go back.”

Alicia G., Eastown

“I came for the Thursday pantry, not the service. They treated me the same as anyone else on a Sunday.”

Ray W., Neighbor
FAQ

If this would be your first visit

What should I wear?

Whatever you own. On a normal Sunday you will see jeans, work clothes and a few suits. Nobody is checking.

What do you do with kids?

Kids from birth through fifth grade check in at the desk in the lobby and get a matching tag. They are released only to the adult holding the other half. Kids are also welcome to stay with you in the service.

How long is the service?

About seventy minutes, with music, a reading and a thirty minute message. The 9am tends to be quieter and the 11am fuller, but the content is the same.

Is there parking?

A lot behind the building holds about 90 cars, and street parking on Wealthy is free on Sundays. Accessible spots are next to the elevator entrance on the north side.

Contact

Have a question first

Call the office Tuesday through Friday or email a pastor directly. We are glad to answer before you ever walk in.

Phone(555) 555-0146
Address1502 Wealthy Street SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49506, Grand Rapids, Michigan
HoursSunday 9am and 11am, office Tue to Fri 9am to 4pm
AreaEast Hills, Eastown, Fulton Heights