Life @ Gracepoint Berkeley
Words and mission statements—as important as they are—aren’t enough to communicate the full story of life here at Gracepoint Berkeley. Here are some personal moments of how we live out our core values and God’s commands day by day throughout our ministries.Blogroll
- Announcements at Gracepoint
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- Dish-Gracepoint
- Gracepoint Austin
- Gracepoint Berkeley
- Gracepoint Davis
- Gracepoint Devotions
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- Gracepoint Ministries
- Gracepoint Minneapolis
- Gracepoint Riverside
- Gracepoint San Diego
- Gracepoint Video
- Gracepoint Worship
- International Undergraduate Student Ministry
- Kelly Kang’s blog
- Klesis
- Pastor Ed Kang’s blog
- Third Space
Archive for October, 2009
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Empty –> Full
Posted on October 31, 2009 | 1 CommentSubmitted by David.. I was born and raised as a middle child in East Los Angeles and for the first five years of my life, I was the youngest in my family. During these early years, I remember being heavily influenced by my older brother... -
Lightning speed
Posted on October 16, 2009 | 2 CommentsJust wanted to post some short sharings from some of our Austin members about the anniversary service this past week. Submitted by Bryan… This past weekend Gracepoint Austin celebrated its first anniversary. What a year it has been! It’s hard to imagine that just one... -
Full and satisfied
Posted on October 13, 2009 | 8 CommentsSubmitted by Olivia (from Gracpoint Hsinchu)… The long awaited NTU (National Taiwan University) discussion small group “Pause” finally started on October 7, 2009 (clap + cheer)! Two years after Koinonia came to Hsinchu, Taiwan, we’re finally in a new city and new campus, making connections... -
Receiving 100 times as much
Posted on October 9, 2009 | 1 CommentSubmitted by Helen… My 30th birthday was this past week and I was so grateful to God for all the ways that God has been faithful in my life for the 30 years. I can’t believe that I’ve been here for the past 12 years. ... -
Standing before the old rugged cross
Posted on October 8, 2009 | No CommentsSubmitted by Anonymous… In 1986, I was born in an ordinary family in Beijing. The baby boom in China culminated that year with more than fifteen million babies, which meant that I needed go through competition my entire life, including my education, career and marriage.... -
Thank you for giving to the Lord
Posted on October 1, 2009 | 4 CommentsSubmitted by Lauren… Two weeks ago we celebrated Grandma Bessie’s 100th birthday at Crown Bay nursing home. We first met Grandma Bessie Porteous about 1 year ago when we started elderly care ministry. Grandma Bessie was born in 1909 in Olympia WA. At the age...