Welcome!  Grace Presbyterian Church is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), and is located on the corner of S.C. Highway 90 and Riverside Drive, just outside the city limits of Conway, in the direction of North Myrtle Beach.

Sunday morning Christian Education classes for all ages are held at 9:30 a.m., with corporate worship at 10:40 a.m. The Lord's Supper is observed on the first Sunday of every month.

You are cordially invited to attend both the Bible study classes
and worship services.

Current Weekly Studies:

• ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL:
  A study of the Psalms taught by Pastor McGraw and Will Parker
• SERMON SERIES:
  Study through the book of John by Pastor McGraw
• WEDNESDAY NIGHT STUDY:
  Corporate prayer, and a study of the Trinity.  We will be studying "Communion With God" by John Owen.
  
  Also, join us every third Sunday evening at 6:00 for Evening Worship and the Lord’s Supper.

Grace Presbyterian Church, a member of the Presbyterian Church in America ("PCA"), was formed to be a church that is "Faithful to the Scriptures, True to the Reformed faith, and Obedient to the Great Commission".  We are Evangelical and Reformed in nature.

By Evangelical, we mean that we emphasize the gospel (good news of salvation) through faith in Jesus Christ, as well as affirming other orthodox doctrines and holding to the inerrancy of Scripture.

By Reformed, we mean that we are connected to the teachings of the historic church and the doctrinal beliefs recovered by the Reformation.

These doctrinal beliefs are expressed in the Westminster Confession of Faith with the Larger and Shorter Catechisms. All officers of Grace must personally subscribe to and uphold the teachings of the Westminster Confession of faith.

By Presbyterian, we mean that the PCA's representative form of church government is rooted in its name -- Presbyterian. Local churches are governed by elders (presbyters) elected by the church members. This form of government extends through the regional presbyteries, which facilitate connectionalism, to the national General Assembly, which expresses PCA's connectionalism and the bond of union between/among all the churches.