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Worship begins at 9:00am
Sunday School (for all ages) will return in the fall.
Announcements & Helpful Information
Sunday School Offerings beginning September 13
Adults have classes in the overflow and fellowship hall.
Fellowship Hall Classrooms (Room 113-115) – Resolved: Lessons from Jonathan Edwards on Christian Living - Teachers: Dan Weaver and Nathanial Maier.
What can a set of resolutions written nearly three centuries ago teach Christians today? Join us as we discover how Jonathan Edwards’s resolutions can challenge, refine, and transform the way we live for Christ.
Overflow – Facing an Unknown Future – Teachers: Torry Hinkle and Rob Smith.
Join us for a discussion-oriented class around Jerry Bridges book “Trusting God” which investigates what scripture has to say about our concerns and anticipations which we may find fearful. How do we trust God more even when we know He is in control?
Our student classes are as follows -
Nursery care: infants to 2 years old.
Toddlers: 2-3 years old.
Elementary: 4 years old - 5th grade
Our toddlers and elementary students use "The Biggest Story" as the course curriculum
Teen: 6th-12th grade.
Our teens will be doing a study exploring the Shorter Catechism titled, “Digging Deeper”.
Fellowship Hall Classrooms (Room 113-115) – Resolved: Lessons from Jonathan Edwards on Christian Living - Teachers: Dan Weaver and Nathanial Maier.
What can a set of resolutions written nearly three centuries ago teach Christians today? Join us as we discover how Jonathan Edwards’s resolutions can challenge, refine, and transform the way we live for Christ.
Overflow – Facing an Unknown Future – Teachers: Torry Hinkle and Rob Smith.
Join us for a discussion-oriented class around Jerry Bridges book “Trusting God” which investigates what scripture has to say about our concerns and anticipations which we may find fearful. How do we trust God more even when we know He is in control?
Our student classes are as follows -
Nursery care: infants to 2 years old.
Toddlers: 2-3 years old.
Elementary: 4 years old - 5th grade
Our toddlers and elementary students use "The Biggest Story" as the course curriculum
Teen: 6th-12th grade.
Our teens will be doing a study exploring the Shorter Catechism titled, “Digging Deeper”.
We Believe! What the Apostles' Creed Teaches and Why It Matters
November 13 - November 14, 2026 at Grace BFC Quakertown.
QCRT 2026 will focus upon The Apostles' Creed
The Apostles’ Creed is a timeless confession of the truths we hold as Christian believers. It speaks succinctly yet comprehensively to who we are and what we believe as Christians. R. C. Sproul said, “This ancient creed summarizes the cardinal tenets of Christian belief, including those affirmations of the confessing Church that capture the very essence of Christian thought and faith. It boldly declares that there is truth that is foundational life, a truth that cannot be compromised without the peril of falling into the abyss of meaninglessness.” J. I. Packer added, “When we reach the point where the Creed no longer looks or sounds to Christian people like a declaration of the Gospel, there is need, I believe, for some whistle-blowing and reassessment of what goes on.”
The Apostles’ Creed is the subject of the 19th Quakertown Conference on Reformed Theology, which is slated for November 13-14, 2026 at Grace Bible Fellowship Church in Quakertown, PA. Joining us this year will be Ian Hamilton, Raymond Johnson, and Derek Thomas, who will expound the various elements of this great Trinitarian statement of faith through their exposition of God’s Word. More information available here.
Please set aside these two days for a refreshing time as together we look to the Creed’s affirmations of Christian faith and their application to our day-to-day living as disciples of the Lord Jesus.
Registration information
Register online through the Alliance of Confession Evangelicals.
The Apostles’ Creed is a timeless confession of the truths we hold as Christian believers. It speaks succinctly yet comprehensively to who we are and what we believe as Christians. R. C. Sproul said, “This ancient creed summarizes the cardinal tenets of Christian belief, including those affirmations of the confessing Church that capture the very essence of Christian thought and faith. It boldly declares that there is truth that is foundational life, a truth that cannot be compromised without the peril of falling into the abyss of meaninglessness.” J. I. Packer added, “When we reach the point where the Creed no longer looks or sounds to Christian people like a declaration of the Gospel, there is need, I believe, for some whistle-blowing and reassessment of what goes on.”
The Apostles’ Creed is the subject of the 19th Quakertown Conference on Reformed Theology, which is slated for November 13-14, 2026 at Grace Bible Fellowship Church in Quakertown, PA. Joining us this year will be Ian Hamilton, Raymond Johnson, and Derek Thomas, who will expound the various elements of this great Trinitarian statement of faith through their exposition of God’s Word. More information available here.
Please set aside these two days for a refreshing time as together we look to the Creed’s affirmations of Christian faith and their application to our day-to-day living as disciples of the Lord Jesus.
Registration information
Register online through the Alliance of Confession Evangelicals.
AWANA
AWANA ("Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed") is the Grace BFC children's ministry which runs from September 16 through May 5 each week on Wednesday evenings from 6:30 to 8:00pm. Children ages 2 through sixth grade will sing songs, play games, and learn scripture. Eligible children can register today, and we'll see you at AWANA!
If you would like more information about AWANA please email the AWANA Commanders with any questions you may have. Eligible families are invited to register as a walk-in on any Wednesday evening also once the program begins.
If you would like more information about AWANA please email the AWANA Commanders with any questions you may have. Eligible families are invited to register as a walk-in on any Wednesday evening also once the program begins.
