SERVICES
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Welcome, my friend! We’re so glad to have you exploring our website today, whether you’ve been a part of our community for weeks, months, years, or if you’re just beginning your journey. We’re delighted that you’re here.
Have you ever wondered about the future of your relationship with Christ or the true essence of being the church, beyond just attending services? We believe that the local church is not a club you join; it’s a family you belong to, and a mission you build together.
HOURS
SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES
Every Sunday from 9:30am
BIBLE STUDY ONLINE
Every Wednesday, Zoom Meetings from 7pm to 8:15pm
PRAYER MEETING IN-PERSON
1st Saturday of the Month 9:00am
Grace and Truth church service is a corporate gathering for glorifying and worship the Lord, typically featuring a blend of music, scripture readings, prayer, and a sermon. These weekly gatherings are the cornerstone of Grace and Truth International, providing believers with opportunities for spiritual instruction and community engagement.
The format of these services can vary widely depending on the Holy Spirit guidance, ranging from a core expression of prayer, preaching and teaching to informal gatherings.
ORDER OF SERVICE DURING SUNDAY MORNING GATHERINGS
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Intercessory Prayer: Corporate time dedicated to adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and intercession.
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Corporate Praise and Worship: Congregations sing psalms, hymns, or contemporary spiritual songs to exalt God and prepare their hearts for the message.
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Welcome Address: A Sunday morning speech for first-time guests, visitors and covenant members to briefly embrace one another in a warm, concise, and engaging greeting.
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Announcements: Informative reading of all weekly/monthly schedules and upcoming events from the church bulletin or the gtichurch.org website.
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Offering: A time where attendees give financial donations in-person, scan QR code to access virtual donation portal or on gtichurch.org website (Donation page) to support the church’s ministry and global outreach.
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Hymn of Preparation: A musical interlude sung during worship services for the preparation of hearts prior to the message.
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Scripture Readings: Passages from the Bible read aloud before the congregation, following.
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Gospel Message: The Bishop or occasionally an Elder or Minister leader delivers the message from the Holy Bible text and applies its teachings to daily life.
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Closing Prayer/Benediction: Concludes a service by summarizing the message and sending the congregation into the week with purpose.
Prayer Meeting: On the Second Saturday of the month, at the church, unless otherwise, advised to join in a Zoom meeting.
Sacraments: On the "Second Sunday" of the month, observe the Lord’s Supper (Communion) as commanded in the scriptures.