Guys Night - 5:45pm 1st Thursdays
Thursday, July 3 at 5:45 PM at Duffy’s St Lucie West - SUPPERPLAY 1608 NW Courtyard CirclePort St. Lucie Blvd, PSL.
- July 3 - 5:45pm
Tail Gators
On PSL BLVD
https://maps.app.goo.gl/juqHvGEihEiVpJbC8
464 SW Port St Lucie Blvd #103, Port St. Lucie, FL 34953
St Lucie Mets Game - June 19th
Fun at the mets game
Tons of Fun! Join us for a Mets baseball game on Thursday, June 19th, from 6:00 – 9:00 PM
Doors Open 5:30pm
Clover Park (Mets Stadium). We will have shaded seating upward left as you walk in the main center entrance (3rd Base Side). Playing the Palm Beach Cardnials
Enjoy $2 hot dogs, $2 soda, and $2 popcorn as well as $2 draft beer at the concession stands.
Tickets are General Admission.
Just show up and purchase a ticket and meet us at the seats.
Fun Announcement: Mound ball (innings 2-6) - exclusive for GLC patrons only.
Summer Kids Bible Club!
Kids Bible Club ‘25
Tuesdays 6-7:15pm
June 25 - August 6
Kids Bible Club ‘25
Kids Bible Club ‘25
Tuesdays 6-7:15pm
June 25 - August 6
Ages 3+ are welcome to Join us for
Bible Study,
Games
Crafts
and Music
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[Photos] Mother’s Day, New Members, and Graduation
So many great things happening at grace on Mother’s Day!
Lot Happening at Grace on Mother’s Day.
The kids sing for their mothers!
The kids have a nice tea party for their mothers.
We blessed the graduationing class of 25’
We welcomed in new members!
Easter 2025 Photos
Thanks for the great Easter in 2025
Thank you to everyone for the great Easter
Walther League 2nd Fridays 10 AM
We will have the church fellowship open for everyone to come and socialize in a cool place
2nd Fridays at 10:00 aM,
we will have the church fellowship open for everyone to come and socialize in a cool place.
We will provide some snacks, drinks and air conditioning.
You can come to socialize, play cards or games you may have at home.
Anything can happen! Let’s try it!
Leigh Liagre is setting it up. If you would like more information or to help, call or text Leigh
Game Night will resume in the Fall on the 4th Fridays 6PM
Game Night will resume in the Fall. Board games, laughter, and cookies? Ditch the screens and join us for a family game night packed with fun and delicious snacks! Unplug and reconnect - game night awaits!
Game Night will resume in September on the 4th Fridays at 6:00 PM
Board games, laughter, and cookies? Ditch the screens and join us for a family game night packed with fun and delicious snacks! Unplug and reconnect - game night awaits!
Mortgage No Smore Photos!
Mortgage burning party!
We paid off our mortage.
We threw a party to burn the mortgage and eat some smores.
Thanks for everyone that came.
Big Thanks to everyone who set it up!
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Estate & Long-Term Care Planning Seminar Feb 27th
Get Answers to important Long-Term Care Questions.
Thursday February 27th 10AM-11AM
Please RSVP by calling 772-828-2588
Email from FL-GA District President About LSF
District President James Rocky has written a letter addressing the recent false claims against LSF.
District President James Rocky has written a letter addressing the recent false claims against LSF. I've been considering how to respond to these claims, and President Rocky's letter provides helpful guidance.
Pastor Cris Escher
Lutheran Services Florida: A Valued Partner Committed to Service and Integrity
Recent claims on social media have called into question the work of Lutheran Services Florida ("LSF"), prompting the nced for clarification and a reaffimation of its longstanding commitment to serving Florida's communities. As a Recognized Service Organization ("RSO") of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod ("LCMS"), LSF has faithfully carried out its mission for more than 40 years, guided by its commitment to "Bringing healing, hope, and help in the name of Jesus Christ."
LSF plays a vital role in strengthening families and communities across Florida, providing essential services that impact one in 5O Floridians annually. These services include child case management, mental health and substance abuse treatment, Head Start early childhood education, and refugee resettlement assistance. From its inception, LSF has been deeply involved in resettlement efforts, ensuring that those who are legally admitted to the country receive the resources and support necessary to build stable and self-sufficient lives.
LSF's dedication to serving vulnerable populations has been recognized at the national level. In 2024, Lutheran Services in America awarded LSF President and CEO Sam Sipes the Micah Award for his leadership, particularly in expanding LSF's Head Start program, which has provided invaluable early cducation opportunities to families in need.
Additionally, in 2007, LSF was named a "Finalist" for Top Non-Profit of the Year, highlighting its impact in refugee resettlement and other critical areas of community service. These recognitions reflect the organization's integrity, transparency, and dedication to serving those in need.
Recent allegations regarding LSF's work with refugees and immigration misrepresent the facts. It is important to be clear:
LSF only assists individuals who are assigned to it by Federal or State authorities.
Funding for its refugee programs comes primarily from federal and state contracts and is used to serve individuals with legal status, such as those under Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
LSF operates strictly within the parameters of its contracts to assist individuals legally assigned to its care.
The accusation of "money laundering" is completely unfounded and without basis in fact. While LSF, like many nonprofit organizations, has faced budget challenges including staff reductions due to state funding changes; there is no evidence of corruption or financial misconduct. LSF remains a trusted partner of both state and federal agencies and is consistently sought out for its strong record of compliance and excellence in social service delivery. In addition, they remain a valued partner with the Florida Georgia District and we rejoice in the privilege of working together for the sake of our communities and asa witness of Christ's love.
The work of LSF is not political; it is a reflection of Christ's command to love and serve our neighbors. As the FLGA District, our mission is first and foremost the proclamation of the Gospel of Jesus Christ for life and salvation. In following this mission, we live by the words of Scripture
"Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength... and "Love your neighbor as yourself." (Mark 12:30-31)
Caring for those in need is a fundamental expression of our faith, and LSF continues to fulfill this calling while fully adhering to the laws of the land.
LSF remains a mission-driven organization, dedicated to serving Florida's most vulnerable individuals and families with integrity, compassion, and accountability.
I ask for your continued prayers for our ministry partner, LSF, that God may bless and sustain their work. Let us remain stead fast in our mission, knowing that:
"Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." (Matthew 25:40)
May we stand firm in truth and love, supporting those who dedicate their lives to serving others in Christ's name,
Rev. James H. Rockey, President The Florida-Georgia District
Here are the Tweets which are refenced.
Grace Advocating for Alzheimer's in Florida
The 2025 Advocacy Trip to Tallahassee
This week, Ed and Pastor Cris had the privilege of traveling with Alzheimer’s Community Care to advocate for Alzheimer’s care in Florida.
This is ACC message.
The 2025 Advocacy Trip to Tallahassee was amazing!
We had 22 advocates meet with legislators to educate on the needs of patients and caregivers affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders. Our caregivers shared stories from their journey and imparted how critical dementia-specific services are for families. They also explained the impact Alzheimer’s Community Care has had to help them care for their loved ones.
Here is Pastor Cris’ team. Sharon is from Ft. Pierce, and her father was in one of the ACC centers for five years. This enabled her to work during this time.
The other two are from Messiah Tampa. Hopefully, they will open ACC’s newest center in the next year. Yes, the tall guy is Pastor Cris’ friend Mark.
Ed was stationed at a table near the entrance of the capital, where he met individuals arriving for business. He also had the chance to engage with elected officials and share his story.
Haiti 4X4 Fundraiser
Raising money for a 4×4 in Haiti
We and many other churches are raising money to purchase a 4x4 vehicle for Habitat for Children in Haiti. This truck is necessary for transportation to many of the locations where we minister. It will also function as an ambulance, especially for transporting expectant mothers to the clinic and care center.
The vehicle costs $30,000.
This price represents good value. The truck is currently in Haiti and is common there, which helps save on importation fees. Additionally, mechanics in Haiti are familiar with repairing these trucks, and parts are readily available. Previous attempts to bring trucks from the US into Haiti have proven costly due to high import fees and the fact that local mechanics often lack the knowledge to repair those vehicles.
