1449 Refugee Rd, Pickerington, OH 43147
Services run about 1 hour and 10 minutes and feature live music and Biblical teaching. Seventy percent of our weekend teachings are delivered via video by our Lead Pastor, while the other 30% are delivered in-person by our Campus Pastor Matt Gish.
BIRTH - 5TH GRADE
We offer age-appropriate weekend opportunities for children ages six weeks-through fifth grade. These rooms & experiences are designed with your child
in mind!
6TH-8TH GRADE
We have a separate weekend service for 6TH-8TH grade students. This is a space where they can connect with their peers and hear a biblical teaching tailored to a middle school student!
HIGH SCHOOL MINISTRY
Our weekend services are designed for high school students and adults. We do not offer a special service for high schoolers, but we do invite them to sit with their peers in the student section in The Main during the 10:45AM service.
YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY
The Commons is a gathering of young adults (high school grads - 29 years old) at Grace Fellowship who seek to live Jesus-centered lives in their Young Adult years. We pursue Christ together through weekly small groups and summer gatherings.
Grace Fellowship is committed to partnering with parents and families to reach your student with the life-changing message of the Gospel and biblical truths that will lead to a Jesus-centered life. We do this through age-appropriate weekend services, small groups, serving opportunities, events, and more.
At the Pickerington Campus, 678 offers age-appropriate weekend services for students during every regularly scheduled service in the Main.
678 Small Groups meet throughout the school year on Sunday nights from 6:30 to 8:00pm at the Pickerington Campus. Groups are separated by grade and gender and are led by two adult leaders.
High School Ministry (HSM) is committed to making sure every high school student feels cared for and known through our student groups and monthly Gatherings. In these settings, students will be connected to a community of friends and adult leaders who will help guide them in their walk with Jesus.
Grace’s weekend services are designed for high schoolers and adults and include messages that are engaging and biblically based. High School Students are encouraged to attend 11:00AM service, and to sit together as a group in the Main in the Student Section.
In addition to attending a weekend service, all high school students are encouraged to participate in a Student Group. Groups meet at the Pickerington Campus (1449 Refugee Rd) on Sunday evenings from 7 to 9pm. To sign up for a group, click the button.
The Commons is a gathering of young adults (high school grads - 29 years old) at Grace Fellowship who seek to live Jesus-centered lives in their Young Adult years. We pursue Christ together through weekly small groups and summer gatherings.
The Commons meets in small groups from September through May. You can expect an environment of about 15 people focused on having practical conversations about relevant topics. A small group is a perfect way to meet people and form relationships that are meaningful. We believe life should be done in community – small groups make that happen.
Once a month, we hang out as a group of young adults. This takes place after the 7:15 Thursday night service at the Pickerington Campus. Follow us on Instagram to find out when the next Late Night is!
At Grace, we strive to come alongside families and provide age-appropriate environments for our kids and students. We believe that our kids and students are part of the next generation, and so we strive to create spaces to help them meet, follow, and share Jesus.
Jake has been part of the Grace Fellowship family since he first began attending the Pickerington Campus in 2011. Over the past decade in ministry—all of it spent at Grace—he has served in a variety of roles, beginning as a Ministry Resident and later stepping into positions focused on campus leadership and discipleship. Having served at the Pickerington Campus for most of his staff tenure, he now leads as the Campus Pastor, guiding ministries and teams to help people pursue Jesus-centered lives.
A Pickerington native and graduate of Pickerington North, Jake has a deep personal connection to the community he now shepherds. With the southeast side of Columbus continuing to grow, he is passionate about helping Grace maintain a strong presence that reaches and serves families across the area. Jake and his wife, Courtney, live in Pickerington with their three boys—Micah, Gray, and Sonny—and love being part of what God is doing in their hometown.
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