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Your tax-deductible donation – large or small – can launch us into 2019. Support a healthy, creative, Bible-centered , missions-minded organization. Your dollars will advance fresh and existing church plants, orphanages, Christian schools and colleges, homeless outreaches and much, much more.


Rejoice
Our International Convention in June: Our annual homecoming celebrates missionaries and friends from around the world with a week long festival.
Left: Pastor Jabulani of South Africa performs an African song at Missions Night.
Above: Flags representing GGWO’s work around the globe.
Below: Convention goers enjoy food and fellowship throughout the week under the tent.

Rejoice
Our International Convention in June: Our annual homecoming celebrates missionaries and friends from around the world with a week long festival.
Above: Flags representing GGWO’s work around the globe.
Above: Pastor Jabulani of South Africa performs an African song at Missions Night.
Below: Convention goers enjoy food and fellowship throughout the week under the tent.

Go
Praise the Lord! So far this year $1,033,615 has been committed to world missions. Ongoing support through Faith Promise is needed to finance Greater Grace works in 724 churches in 75 countries.
Right: Elizabeth Orsie of Baltimore visits Uganda on a short-term mission trip. GGWO offers opportunities for church members to taste missions through trips and conferences. Many families also open their homes to house visitors to America.


Go
Praise the Lord! So far this year $1,033,615 has been committed to world missions. Ongoing support through Faith Promise is needed to finance Greater Grace works in 724 churches in 75 countries.
Above: Elizabeth Orsie of Baltimore visits Uganda on a short-term mission trip. GGWO offers opportunities for church members to taste missions through trips and conferences. Many families also open their homes to house visitors to America.

Plant
Asia is ripe for the Gospel despite the challenges in these nations. New church plants are sprouting up throughout the continent.
Above: an outreach in Poipet near the Thai-Cambodian border. The signs read “Jesus” (blue) and “Hope” (black) in the Khmer language.




Maryland Bible College & Seminary students get a taste of missions life
through practicum and semester break trips.
Above: Mat Gehret in Malawi. Below: Nick, Ryan and Josh on the Great Wall. Zane Turk with the Karanu Sharon orphans of Mumbai, India.



Speak


Grace Hour
The Grace Hour is one of Christian broadcasting’s longest running interactive talk shows.
Each weekday the program airs on WRBS’s 1230 AM station as well as on the internet and Facebook Live.
Listeners participate on the air with host Pastor John Love and others in lively discussions.
Bible questions are answered and important spiritual themes are explored during the hour-long, live broadcast.


Dan Dunbar currently serving in South Korea was one of the men ordained at this year’s International Convention.

The Midnight Express and its team of 25 under Pastor Ray Poellot, provides for the spiritual and physical needs of Baltimore’s homeless population. In this year, 78 have visited our church for the first time, 47 have accepted Christ, and 21 have moved out of the woods. Over 6,400 sandwiches and 64 gallons of soup have been delivered along with over 100 tents, clothing, blankets and other necessities.
Feed


Reach
There’s ample opportunity to reach Baltimore’s youth through Saturday outreach.
Below: Charlie Weyer ministers through sports as part of Christian Sports Clubs.
Below: Pastor Jim Hadley shares a lesson at the Good News Clubs. For the past 6 years, GGWO has partnered with Child Evangelism Fellowship to preach the Gospel in public schools. GGWO is now active in 4 public schools with over 100 kids taught by a team of 31 volunteers weekly.



Inspire
Reaching the next generation is crucial. Weekly Sunday School and Junior Church programs (nursery through 8th grade) serve 200 children with 55 volunteers. Also, our Youth Department and 90 volunteers help make Camp Life the place that makes a difference for kids from all over. This year 340 were in attendance, with close to 80 children benefiting from sponsorship.

Camp Life offers a variety of activities, but most important is the spiritual emphasis. Above: Pastor Love preaches at Camp Life bonfire; campers enjoy the various activities available


Above: Corinna is one of several campers who asked to be baptized this year.



Camp Life is a great place to make friends and worship the Lord together.
Above: Close to 100 teenagers from 7 different countries met together in Romania for the 2nd annual Camp Life Europe.



GGWO has a vision to plant 30 churches between Virginia & New York. This year GGWO acquired or dedicated new buildings in Silver Spring, MD; York, PA; Federal Hill (Baltimore); Herald Harbor, MD. New works are happening in Wilmington, DE and New Jersey.
Above: Pastor Jay Estabrook has a thriving work happening at Grace Words Bible Church in York, PA.
Above: Pastor Kim Shibley at the Silver Spring church building dedication. The congregation recently purchased their building from the Church of the Brethren.


Pastor Justin Schaller and the Federal Hill team moved into their renovated historic building.
The church had been meeting weekly at a local Catholic facility until their home was ready. The Sailors Union church was gifted to GGWO after its pastor retired and the congregation had dwindled. The church was constructed in 1873 to serve seafarers and port workers based in Baltimore’s harbor. The original congregation had been meeting on a floating chapel ship since 1846.
Train
Our three schools – Greater Grace Learning Center, Greater Grace Christian Academy and Maryland Bible College and Seminary – have a combined enrollment of more than 400 – ages 2 through 90.


Greater Grace Christian Academy has been serving Baltimore families since 1987.



Above: MBC&S graduates celebrate following 2018 Commencement Ceremony. Below: MBC&S Faculty


Pray

Above: Bible college students pray over Isac as he heads back to Brazil with a vision of starting a Bible college.
Above: Pastor Jason Moore and the Wilmington, DE team have been blessed with the outpouring of support for their city prayer meeting with pastors of various churches, the major and Lt. Governor in attendance.

Give
Hundreds of orphans are supported in Africa and India through your generous support.
Above: students of the Christian school is Lusaka, Zambia.

Fresh back from a season in the Far East, Pastor Dennis and Kaylee White know first-hand the value of supporting missions. Pictured here with their son at the annual Faith Promise Missions Fundraiser in May. From January through September this year, GGWO has received over $66,000 in missions donations and maintains a yearly missions budget of $1 million plus.

Fresh back from a season in the Far East, Pastor Dennis and Kaylee White know first-hand the value of supporting missions. Pictured here with their son at the annual Faith Promise Missions Fundraiser in May. From January through September this year, GGWO has received over $66,000 in missions donations and maintains a yearly missions budget of $1 million plus.



Invite
2800 people viewed our Easter play over 4 nights with many coming forward to make professions of faith in Jesus Christ. 150 Bibles were given out along with 150 copies of Just Let God Love You. Outreach teams distributed over 50,000 invitations to promote the event throughout Baltimore communities.

Invite
2800 people viewed our Easter play over 4 nights with many coming forward to make professions of faith in Jesus Christ. 150 Bibles were given out along with 150 copies of Just Let God Love You. Outreach teams distributed over 50,000 invitations to promote the event throughout Baltimore communities.




Visit
Left: Caland Westera and Dakota Herb visited the Greater Grace orphanage in Kampala, Uganda.
Above: Eurocon, one of Greater Grace’s yearly regional conferences, was hosted by the churches of Poland in Warsaw 2018. Approximately 800 people from 40 different countries traveled from as far as Korea and Argentina to attend. Plan now to come to Warsaw March 12-16, 2019.


Visit
Above: Caland Westera and Dakota Herb visited the Greater Grace orphanage in Kampala, Uganda.
Above: Eurocon, one of Greater Grace’s yearly regional conferences, was hosted by the churches of Poland in Warsaw 2018. Approximately 800 people from 40 different countries traveled from as far as Korea and Argentina to attend. Plan now to come to Warsaw March 12-16, 2019.

A GGWO group, led by Pastor Schaller, toured Israel – a life changing experience for those who attended.
Right: Pastor Schaller speaking in front of the walls of the Old City.
Above: the group on Mount Olivet
A GGWO group, led by Pastor Schaller, toured Israel – a life changing experience for those who attended.
Below: Pastor Schaller speaking in front of the walls of the Old City.
Above: the group on Mount Olivet

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