The Woodlands is one of the largest and most successful planned communities in the country. Those who designed and developed this "hometown" incorporated two principles: beauty and community. We enjoy miles of bike paths, parks, wildlife, the Waterway and Market Street - all designed to enhance beauty. People gather to participate in parades, concerts, sporting events, great restaurants, and other recreational and cultural events.Yet, in the midst of all the beauty, there is also a deep brokenness. Hidden just beyond the fences and pristine lawns is a quiet desperation, a frenetic struggle to make life work. Satisfaction and joy lie just beyond reach.

In the Woodlands, just as in our own lives, there is a deep beauty and a deep brokenness.

Grace Church began in August of 1996 to enhance the beauty and heal the brokenness of the Woodlands with the reality and power of the gospel. We partner with ministries throughout our community and the region ranging from Alzheimer's homes, community health clinics to women's crisis centers. We are also active in new church development, globally, nationally, and locally.

While Grace is still fairly new, it is not new in its beliefs and practice. We wholeheartedly embrace the historic Christian faith expressed in all the ecumenical creeds of the universal church (e.g., the Apostles and Nicene Creeds). It is also committed to the theological heritage of the Protestant Reformation as a member church of the Presbyterian Church in America. We are grounded in the historic reformation theology of the Belgic Confession, the Canons of Dordt, the Heidelberg Catechism and the Westminster Confession of Faith.