What Does It Mean To Be A Member Of Grace Church?

A member is a committed believer who seeks God and unity in the Church family. 

Ephesians 2:19 So then you are no longer strangers and aliens, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God

As believers of Jesus Christ, we more than just attenders on Sunday. We are brothers and sisters united by our faith. As church members we are united by our Salvation (What God has done for use through Christ), our Statement of faith (why we exist as a church), and our Structure (when and were we fulfill our purposes). 

Interested in learning more about what we believer at Grace church? Check our Statement of Faith 

Have you been coming to Grace Church for some time and want to know more about being a member of the church? Come to our next membership class to find out more. 

Membership Commitment
Having received Christ as my Lord and Savior and been baptized and being in agreement with Grace Church of Kelseyville’s statements and structure, I now feel led by the Holy Spirit to unite with the Grace Church of Kelseyville family.  In doing so, I commit myself to God and to the other members to do the following:
 
I Will Protect the Unity of My Church
                ...By acting in love toward other members
                ...By refusing to gossip
                ...By following the leaders
 
I Will Share the Responsibility of My Church
                ...By praying for its growth
                ...By inviting the unchurched to attend
                ...By warmly welcoming those who visit
 
I Will Serve the Ministry of My Church
                ...By discovering my gifts and talents
                ...By serving to build up the body of Christ
                ...By developing a servant’s heart
 
I Will Support the Testimony of My Church
                ...By attending faithfully
                ...By living a godly life
                ...By giving regularly
 
I Will Commit to Personal Growth Through Fellowship within My Church
               …By growing large through corporate worship
               …By growing small through small groups
               …By seeking accountability from other believers