Resting in the heart of the Monaghan Mill village, Textile Heritage Park stands as a powerful tribute to West Greenille’s rich mill history. This unique park is not only honor’s the legacy of old Greenville, but also provides the beauty and convenience modern Greenville is used to. We think it is key in connecting the East and West sides.

Check out our vision for our Summer sermon series, The Most Important Thing. The big idea is this: The most important thing about you is what you think about Jesus!

On Sunday, we celebrated our last Neighborhood Network of the school year with a Hawaiian luau-themed party. There was Kahoot, games, art, and pizza involved. We want to thank everyone who worked so hard to volunteer and make this whole season of Sunday nights happen! Now onto our summer activities! 

Check out these photos from our Palm Sunday Party in Poe Mill! We ate, praised, baptized, and had an Easter egg hunt.

Here are the commitments members make to the church and that church leadership make to the members.

A simple list of spiritual disciplines we’re going over during session 1 of this years Griggs retreat.

Take a moment to slow down, quiet your heart, and imagine the vision of Griggs Again…

This is an attempt to compile information on scores of resources available in Greenville. There’s information on organizations that can help with all sorts of things - free food, housing, mental health, veterans issues, and more.

Studying the Bible without considering all that Jesus accomplished would lead to empty religion. As Jesus Himself said, "You search the Scriptures because you think that in them you have eternal life; and it is they that bear witness about me" (John 5:39).

Anyone who confesses their sin and wholly depends on Jesus will receive salvation. Salvation is a gift from God, given to sinful humanity by His love and grace alone.

Recently, on Recovery Sunday, we had David Carson from Sammy’s Mission share their ministry with us. David Carson used to be homeless, traveling between Poe Mill and City View on the West Side.

A little bit of Poe Mill history. The workers of the mill were paid, in part, with “tokens” to the mill owned convinient store. There were ups and downs to this form of compensation.

“Ekklesia” is what Jesus had in mind when he said in Matthew 16:18 that he would build his “church.” He would call a group of people out of the world and to himself to continue his purposes in the world.

Here are the quotes from early church leaders on the book of Mark which we shared recently on a Wednesday night.

The following is an excerpt from our kids ministry handbook. All volunteers will review this handbook soon, but we want to share this part with all of our parents and visitors so they can hear the heart behind our program.

We’re thankful for our friends at the Greenville Homeless Alliance. Please see their report below to get a good understanding of housing issues on our side of town.

Because we follow Jesus, we care about affordable housing and recognize it as a need. As a church, our contribution to the issue is to continually pray for and, when we can, support our fellow Christians who have dedicated their ministries to housing our neighbors Jesus’ way and in Jesus' name.

We know that so many of our people serve in quiet, hidden, unofficial ways. And though that service is harder to list, it makes Griggs Church what it is. For the lists we can and cannot make - All Glory be to Christ. 

Thank you to all who served and celebrated with us during The Poe Mill Christmas Parade. Special thanks to Park Place Church of God for hosting the event. We love our neighborhood!