On April 26, those interested in launching Grace Church Travelers Rest met for the second time to discuss the status of the campus. Although we do not have a facility yet, we are excited to move forward with the campus launch as we look for a location, supplies, people to serve in every area of ministry, and equipment. Future interest meetings will continue every month with the tentative plan to launch the campus this October.

Whether you plan to be a part of this new campus or not, there are a few ways you can be praying for Grace Church Travelers Rest:
1. Pray for a location.
2. Pray for opportunities to reach the Travelers Rest area and the local community with the people who are already living and invested there.
3. Pray for the continued development of the “all-in” core group and that this group would begin to build favor and influence in this area.

We have several Grace Church members who have been praying for this unique opportunity to reach their local community. They are excited, willing, and passionate about what God is going to do through the lives of people in Travelers Rest.

“We are very excited about the possibility of being able to serve and worship in our own community! Travelers Rest is a vibrant growing area and now is the perfect time for Grace Church to be part of that!” —Mike & Megan Carter

“We are really looking forward to being able to share Grace Church with our local TR community. To be able to serve this community and make a difference in the northern Greenville area is exciting and so needed. The group of folks who are part of this campus launch are passionate about bringing life into our rapidly growing area. Expanding to TR gives us the opportunity to stretch into communities outside of the typical Greenville area—we have a mix of unchurched folks and those who have been “in the church” their whole lives but haven’t experienced true heart change. What a privilege to be a part of what God is and will do in the Travelers Rest area!” —Bob & Elisabeth Ingram

“Paige and I are very excited to worship and serve in our local community and to see how God will impact our growing area.” —Derick Blankenship