Welcome! We’re very excited about FFFN 2026 (our 11th Annual!), one of our favorite annual events. Here is everything you need to know!

This summer, we had four Jr. Staffers: Cam, Junior, Heaven, and Jordan. All four completed their contracts, grew spiritually, and floored us with their servants' hearts. They didn't just get practice; they did real-deal ministry.

This event stands out every year because it’s typically our largest community gathering. But it’s also special for another reason—it was the very first neighborhood outreach we hosted when Griggs began revitalizing back in 2015. Ten years later, it’s still one of our favorite traditions.

The next time you find yourself searching for a new podcast to listen to while you drive around, save yourself some time. Check out the Reconcile Stories Podcast from Reconcile Community Church.

Urbana is not merely a dessert shop. It is a full-day Latin café.  Alongside the churros, the menu includes breakfast burritos, tortas, tacos, coffee drinks, matcha, hot chocolate, and a range of lunch items.

On this side of town, the Parker name is familiar, but not everyone knows where it comes from. After all, there’s no Parker Mill and no Parker neighborhood. Yet there is a Parker Fire District. Why is that?

If you have artifacts and/or photos that were a unique part of Greenville’s past, I’d love to see them if you want to send me a photo at greenvillehistorytours@gmail.com or meet up to share your story.

Ever since we first passed Dunean Barber Shop, we’ve wanted to know more. Curiosity pulled us in and we were not disappointed. 

A look back at prayer Sunday where we gather to ask God to send forth laborers, open the eyes of the blind, bring his glory to the nations, care for the poor and needy, protect us in spiritual warfare, and use our ministry to children in Poe Mill in a mighty way.

At Mike and Jeff’s, every day is treated like opening day. The meat is never cut ahead of time. It smokes for no less than 16 hours over an open wood fire—no gas, electricity, or charcoal—and the green beans take all night to make, every night.

When we asked George what makes Gus's unique, he didn't hesitate: soul food, and their unwavering commitment to the meat and three. 

About six months after that conversation with God, Mitch suggested I apply to this residency. I did, and they accepted me. It's been a tremendous experience.

Jesus uses some of his final breaths to ask the Father that his people would be “one.” Not a general unity, not simply good feelings toward one another, or simply an absence of conflict — but a closeness that mirrors the unity of the Trinity itself.

Holy Week isn't just for us at Griggs. It's for everyone who calls 1st-6th avenue “home.”

There’s something strange about the way we experience time in summer.

We want to be a family that prays for each other, supports each other, and comes together to worship and serve our Most High God together.

One thing we are not lacking in Poe Mill is murals. Right around Griggs Church, there are several murals thanks to artist Adam Schrimmer, a local legend and lead artist of Blank Canvas Mural Company.

This year, our Easter offering is going to Shelter Skate Church. They’re a 501(c)(3) nonprofit ministry based in our neighborhood, whose mission is to be a community within action sports where outsiders are welcomed and fed both physically and spiritually.

It’s literally graffiti—scratched into a plaster or stone surface in ancient Rome. It’s the earliest known depiction of Jesus on the cross that we’ve found so far, dated somewhere between the 1st and 3rd centuries.

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