Worship ...

Through worship, we at Grace remember the marvellous deeds God has performed and the great love He has shown for his people. And through music we can return to Him our love, our adoration and our thanks. We appreciate the full gamut of musical expression at Grace, traditional hymns and contemporary praise music. Singers and musicians share their experience with God through their special music. And we love to hear our children's choir sing.
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Fellowship ...

Experience real support and connection with others as you learn together how to be followers of Christ.

Service ...

The whole Christian life is one of service. Just as our own Lord came not to be served, but to serve, we are called to serve each other and the world, for the Lord's sake. Grace Church has held that we do not serve others for what we may receive in return from them or for what they deserve, but because our Lord has served us and He calls us also to serve. Here are just a few of the programs that Grace members have been involved in. Christmas gifts for needy kids through Angel Tree and Shoe Box ministries. Meals for Samaritan Homeless Interim Program. We provide meals that feed the homeless In addition personal acts of charity and service are given when needs arise: meals are cooked for new mothers or the sick, assistance in transportation needs, and in other less visible ways. If you need assistance or know of somebody who may need assistance please contact us at 908-231-9593.

Missions ...

The Mission Committee at Grace Community Church partners with ministries worldwide. The primary purpose is to fulfill the Great Commission by proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ which we believe is done by demonstrating Christ’s love for the world, by seeing people saved and brought to the knowledge of God, by building up the body of Christ through discipleship and by caring for the whole person. Our missionaries do this through evangelism, discipleship, church planting, church development, church revitalization and nurturing Christian leaders. We strive to help missionaries meet some of their material needs, praying for them, and keeping the congregation aware of their ministry activities.

Our primary target is people groups who have little or no available Christian witness. While we recognize the validity of home missions and do support them, priority is given to reaching the three billion people who have never heard, or may have little opportunity to hear the gospel and claims of Christ. We currently support church planters and evangelists in Europe, Africa and Asia. We partner with International Students in Princeton, and with a lady who splits her time between NJ outreach and her native Japan.