No not a church plant launch, but a lunch.
We’ve had a couple of fantastic vision events so far but this time we’ve decided to mix things up. On Sunday the 16th August we’re holding a lunch time Q&A. I’ll give a short talk from God’s word and then we’ll chat about the church plant over some delicious food. It’ll be a fun, casual, and (hopefully) informative time about what we hope Grace Presbyterian Church will become.
Get in touch if you’d like to come along!
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