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Love that shows up with its sleeves rolled
Feeding programmes, orphan care and emergency relief — carried out by our own members and by partner organisations working where we cannot go ourselves.
Churches are good at talking. The harder discipline is being useful on a Tuesday, to somebody who cannot repay you and will probably never sit in your building.
That conviction shapes where this congregation puts its time and money. Some of the work is close enough to walk to. Some of it happens through relief organisations who have people, permits and supply chains in places a small church never could. We fund both, and we tell you plainly which is which.
Where the work is happening
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Orphan and vulnerable children care
Partnering with children's homes locally and overseas to cover shelter, school fees, uniforms and medical care. Support is committed per child, per year, so the homes can plan rather than hope.
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Community food programmes
A weekly pantry run out of the church hall, plus meal-packing days that send shelf-stable food to schools and clinics through our relief partners.
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Disaster relief
When flooding, storms or displacement hit a region where our partners are already working, the relief fund releases money in the first week — when it is worth the most and hardest to raise.
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Blood drives and health clinics
Hosted at the church several times a year in partnership with regional hospitals. Open to the whole neighbourhood, church membership entirely irrelevant.
The work, in photographs
Blood drives, pantry mornings, packing days and relief responses. Select any photograph to see it larger.
Some frames above are placeholders awaiting photographs from the church’s own outreach days.
Working with partners
Some of what this church funds happens through established relief organisations rather than by our own hands. They have staff, permits, warehouses and supply chains in places a congregation of this size never could, and when a crisis hits they are already there.
Where a photograph on this page was taken by one of those organisations, it is credited to them. Where it shows our own people, it is not. We would rather be plain about the difference than let a good photograph imply something that is not true.
Give to the work
Tell us who you are and what you would like to give. Nothing is charged on this page. Your details go straight to our Charity Outreach Committee, and one of them will be in touch to arrange the payment.
Grace Fellowship never asks for card or bank details by email, phone or text message. If you receive a message claiming to be from us and asking for those details, it did not come from this church — please report it to the office.
Other ways to give
In person. Offering boxes are at the back of the sanctuary, and the office accepts cheques during the week.
By bank transfer. Contact the office at hello@example.org for the church's bank details.
Give something other than money. The pantry always needs stock, and the outreach team always needs hands. Tell us what you can offer.