Groups, Studies & More
A place to grow in faith, build community, and study God's Word together.
Since 1953, Grace Presbyterian Church has been a place where people of all ages can grow in faith, build community, and serve others. Through children’s and youth ministries, Bible studies, music, outreach, missions, and opportunities for fellowship, we seek to nurture disciples of Jesus Christ and share God’s love with our neighbors. Whether you’re looking to deepen your faith, connect with others, or serve in meaningful ways, there’s a place for you at Grace. We invite you to explore our ministries and join us as we seek to be God’s people in Southern Nevada.
Deacons
Our Deacons are called to serve with compassion, caring for the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of our church family and community. Through acts of service, visitation, prayer, and outreach, they share Christ’s love by offering comfort, encouragement, and practical support to those in need.
If you feel called to a ministry of compassion and service, prayerfully consider becoming a Deacon. Deacons are elected by the congregation and ordained to serve the church through care, outreach, and support. Contact one of our pastors or a current Deacon to learn more about this important ministry.
Young Adults Group
Young Adults is a welcoming community for young adults seeking to grow in faith, build meaningful friendships, and live out the love of Christ together. Through Bible study, fellowship, and community service, this group encourages one another in their walk with Christ while creating opportunities to connect, serve, and make a positive impact both within the church and throughout the community.
The group meets weekly, alternating between in-person gatherings on Fridays and Zoom Bible studies on Wednesdays, making it easy to stay connected wherever you are.
Adult Bible Study
Adult Sunday School is a welcoming class for adults who want to deepen their understanding of Scripture, church history, and the Christian faith. Through engaging video studies, thoughtful discussion, and shared learning, participants are encouraged to ask questions, grow in their knowledge of God, and strengthen their faith in a supportive community. Adult Sunday School meets every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. in Room 206, and all are welcome—whether you’re new to the Bible or have been studying it for years.
Current Study: The Early and Medieval Church with Dr. Ryan Reeves (through August 2nd), followed by a study of the Protestant Reformation.
Bethel Bible Study
Bethel Bible Study offers a life-changing journey through the Bible, helping participants gain a deeper understanding of Scripture and encounter the living Christ. Using your Bible as the primary textbook, this in-depth study explores the story of God’s redemption from Genesis to Revelation, building a strong foundation in biblical literacy and Christian faith. Participants may choose between the congregational study or the intensive teacher-training track. Workbooks are available for purchase, and scholarships are offered to help make the program accessible to all.
Women of Grace
Women of Grace (WOG) is a ministry open to all women of Grace Presbyterian Church. Together, we seek to grow in faith through Bible study, encourage one another through fellowship, and serve both our church and community through mission and outreach. Whether you’re looking to deepen your relationship with Christ or build meaningful friendships, there’s a place for you in Women of Grace.
It's a Guy Thing
It’s a Guy Thing is the men’s ministry of Grace Presbyterian Church, welcoming men of all ages to grow in faith, build authentic friendships, and encourage one another in their walk with Christ. Through fellowship and shared experiences, we seek to strengthen one another while serving our church, our community, and God’s kingdom.
The men’s group currently meets on Friday mornings in the Fireside Cafe at Grace Presbyterian Church.
Sewing Circle
Sewing Circle is a welcoming group where creativity, fellowship, and service come together. Whether you’re an experienced quilter or just enjoy sewing, you’ll find encouragement, friendship, and opportunities to use your gifts to bless others. Together, members create handmade items that support the ministries of our church and care for those in our community, all while sharing conversation, laughter, and faith.
The Sewing Circle meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 9:00a.m. in Room 206, and all are welcome to join.
Shawl Ministry
Prayer Shawl Ministry brings together crocheters and knitters on the first Tuesday of each month to create handmade gifts that offer comfort, encouragement, and the love of Christ. Members lovingly craft prayer shawls, lap blankets, and baby blankets for those who are ill, grieving, facing hardship, experiencing homelessness, or celebrating the gift of baptism. Before each item is given, it is passed around the group for silent prayer and blessed as a tangible reminder of God’s presence, love, and care. Whether you’re an experienced crafter or just beginning, you’re welcome to join us in this meaningful ministry of compassion and prayer.
The Prayer Shawl Ministry meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 10:00 a.m.
Saying Goodbye Gracefully
Saying Goodbye Gracefully is a caring support group for those navigating the journey of grief and loss. In a compassionate and welcoming environment, participants find comfort, encouragement, and hope as they share their experiences and support one another through life’s difficult seasons. Whether your loss is recent or years past, you are welcome to join us.
The group meets on the first Wednesday of each month at 12:30 p.m. in the Fireside Café.
