Here are some bullet points about communion, gathered with help from our ministry resident, Nate Labadorf.

Here’s a look back at our 10th Annual Fall Family Fun Night. All photos taken by our own Isaac Cropsey. Thank you to all who volunteered and visited for an epic community event.

Yes, you may have a few months (or a few years) of distraction. But the distraction won’t last forever, and you’ll be building on something that will.” 

FROM MIRACLE HILL: The Cold Weather Shelter season at the Greenville Rescue Mission is here! We need teams of men to come minister as volunteer chaplains!

Welcome! We’re very excited about FFFN 2025 (our 10th Annual!), one of our favorite annual events. Here is everything you need to know!

We desire every member to pray for the church every chance they get. But what do you pray for? How do you pray for the church? A simple grid to use is our own core values.

These are just a few things you can do to help your child prepare for corporate worship. It can be challenging to disrupt routines, and do new things, but our goals for “First Sunday’s” are worth it!

It’s more than a cookbook. It’s a collection of stories from our church, beautifully bound to celebrate 10 years of revitalization.

A look back at Mill Village vocabulary!

There’s always more we can do to train our children to worship the Lord and join with His people. But let’s not overlook the basics. By starting small and staying consistent, we can patiently build a strong foundation for our kids’ understanding of—and relationship with—corporate worship.

This new project is the Griggs Cookbook. And we need your help. We would love for you to share a recipe. You could also submit a story you have about having a meal with someone at Griggs.

Ministry Park is more than a space—it’s a place where the gospel is lived out, where the church comes together, and where the love of Christ meets people’s greatest needs.

On the first Sunday of every month, we intentionally welcome Griggs Kids ages six and older to sit in the service with their parents.

Going under the water powerfully demonstrates our death to sin and its power, while rising from the water signifies our resurrection to new life in Christ (Romans 6:3-4).

We hope all of you, near and far, will make your way over to Kendall’s Grill. Kendall will shake your hand, ask your name, chat with you, and make you a burger—all at the same time.

If you ever have a small child or baby with you in service that is getting fussy, but you still want to hear the sermon, we have two great spaces for you to use.

By God’s grace, we are meeting many needs in and outside of the church. And yet we are blown away by our potential to serve Jesus and Poe Mill in even greater ways in the future if our entire church is giving something that God laid on their hearts.

If you’re interested in serving at Griggs, here’s a list of common places people jump in. We know all these will need further explanation and of course there are countless ways to serve that aren’t listed. But once you get an idea of where you’re interested in starting out, reach out for a conversation with a church leader

At Griggs Church our mission is to make disciples that transform our neighborhood through the gospel of Jesus. Our core values answer the question, “How do we know we’ve made a disciple?” We’ve made a disciple when they value the following…

If you get some extra time this summer, and are new to the neighborhood, you could get a lay of the land by taking a quick driving tour!

We’re not advocating you go into any of these places without making arrangements first, but simply drive to them to get an idea of where everyone is and see the neighborhood as a whole!