
Values
Proclaiming the way of Jesus for the good of the city.
We believe Jesus’ life, death and resurrection is the most radical, culture shaping event to happen in the history of humanity. We are driven to share and live out this reality each day throughout the city of Boston.
We want to make much of Jesus. He is the focal point of the entire scriptures. We take our cues from him. We desire to be a community of followers who invite others into a relationship with Jesus, find belonging through gathering and discover their unique gifting and passion for kingdom movement.
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Interested in getting involved? Email us at hello@gracecityboston.com
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Our Vision:
We exist to glorify God by serving as a catalyst for a movement of healthy churches in the city.
Our Values:
FORMED
Be formed in the image and likeness of Jesus.
We are called to be continually shaped into the image and likeness of Jesus. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we pursue a life of transformation, aligning our thoughts, actions, and character with Christ. This journey of formation happens through Scripture, prayer, community, and the daily habits. Our goal is not just to know about Jesus but to become like Him, reflecting His love, humility, and holiness in every aspect of our lives.
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STEWARD
Faithfully steward the gifts and calling entrusted to us.
We believe that everything we have—our time, talents, resources, and calling—comes from God and is entrusted to us for His glory. As faithful stewards, we seek to use these gifts wisely and sacrificially, serving God and others with excellence, integrity, and humility. Whether in our personal lives, our church, or our community, we commit to honoring God by investing in His kingdom work, multiplying what He has given us, and remaining accountable to His purposes.
CONTEND
Relentlessly contend for a move of God in Boston and New England.
We are committed to fervently praying, boldly proclaiming the gospel, and actively working toward a move of God in Boston and throughout New England. With unwavering faith, we seek spiritual renewal in our cities, churches, and communities, believing that God desires to transform lives and restore hearts. We will not settle for complacency but will press forward with perseverance, unity, and expectation, contending for an outpouring of God’s Spirit that ignites lasting revival.

We Want to be a Word and Spirit Church
When Jesus is speaking with the Samaritan woman in John 4:1-26, he tells her that the Father is looking for worshippers who will worship him in Spirit and in truth. Our desire is to be a church that is rooted in the Word and led by the Holy Spirit.
Rooted in the Word: We are committed to grounding our beliefs, teachings, and practices in the authority of Scripture. God's Word is our foundation, guiding us in truth, wisdom, and righteousness as we seek to be faithful disciples of Jesus Christ (2 Timothy 3:16-17).
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Led by the Spirit: We actively seek the leading of the Holy Spirit in every aspect of our ministry and daily lives. The Spirit empowers, convicts, and directs us, helping us apply the truths of Scripture with grace and boldness as we walk in step with God's will (Galatians 5:25).
To be both Spirit-led and Word-led is not contradictory but complementary. The Holy Spirit illuminates the Word (John 14:26), and the Word tests and confirms spiritual experiences (1 John 4:1). What does it look like to be a church that worships in Spirit and in truth?
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Biblical Teaching Empowered by the Spirit (2 Tim. 3:16; 1 Cor. 2:4-5).
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Passionate Worship Rooted in Truth (Jn. 4:24).
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Cultivate a Culture of Prayer and Dependence on the Spirit (Rom. 8:26).
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Equip the Church in Spiritual Gifts and Sound Doctrine (1 Cor. 12; Rom. 12; 1 Cor. 14:26-40).
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Foster a Leadership Culture that Values Both (Tit. 1:5-9).
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Encourage Testimonies and Personal Encounters with God.
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Outreach that Balances Truth and Power (Acts 1:8).
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Maintain Unity and Discernment (Eph. 6:17; 1 Thess 5:19-21).​