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Yes! Grace Kids is available during both Sunday services and provides a safe, fun, and engaging environment where children learn about Jesus at an age-appropriate level.

Grace Kids serves children from nursery through elementary age, with caring volunteers and Bible-based teaching designed specifically for each stage of development.

Grace Teens is our student ministry for middle and high school students. It exists to help students grow in their faith, build meaningful friendships, and learn how to follow Jesus in everyday life.

You’ll experience welcoming people, meaningful worship, and a gospel-centered message. You’re welcome to come as you are—no pressure, no expectations, just a place to belong.

There’s no dress code at Grace Gospel Fellowship. Some people dress casually, others more traditionally—what matters most is that you feel comfortable.

You do not need to be a member to attend Sunday services at Grace. Everyone is welcome. If you would like to serve, visit our Serve page or speak with the ministry team about the requirements for that role. Discover Grace is a helpful next step for learning more about church life and membership.

We offer opportunities to connect through small groups, serving teams, Grace Kids, Grace Teens, and outreach ministries. There’s a place for everyone to grow and belong.

You can stop by our welcome area on Sunday, fill out a contact form on our website, or reach out to us directly—we’d love to help.

Grace Gospel Fellowship is located at 65 E Huron St., Pontiac, MI 48342. Our church welcomes people from Pontiac and throughout Oakland County. Sunday services are at 9:15 and 11 am.

The family entrance is behind the church, by the large parking lot. Our Grace Kids team can help you get checked in and find your child’s classroom.

We encourage families to arrive about 15 minutes early so there is time to check in, meet the Grace Kids team, and get settled before the service begins.

On your first visit, stop at the Check-In Kiosks. Our team will help create your family’s account and guide you to the children’s ministry area on the lower level.

Darin L. Weiss is the lead pastor of Grace Gospel Fellowship in Pontiac. He also serves as CEO of Grace Centers of Hope. You can learn more about our leadership on the About page.

We believe in the Bible, Jesus Christ, and salvation by grace through faith. Our What We Believe page explains our beliefs about God, the Church, baptism, and other foundations of the Christian faith.

Our Baptism page explains baptism and the next steps at Grace Gospel Fellowship. We encourage you to attend a baptism class and check the events calendar for upcoming opportunities.

Discover Grace is an introduction to our church’s vision, values, beliefs, and ways to get connected. It is a helpful next step for people who are new to Grace. Visit our events calendar to find the next class.

After attending Discover Grace, those considering membership can attend Parts I and II of our Membership Class. Contact our church team to ask about upcoming classes and your next step.

Re:generation meets on Wednesdays at 6:30 pm at Grace Gospel Fellowship in Pontiac. Visit our re:generation page for more information about this ministry.

Re:generation is a Christ-centered, biblical 12-step discipleship ministry at Grace Gospel Fellowship. It offers a way to pursue recovery and growth in community. Our re:generation page explains how to get started.

Yes. Visit our Live Stream page to watch Grace Gospel Fellowship’s Sunday services online at 9:15 and 11 am.

Visit the Messages page on our website to explore past messages from Grace Gospel Fellowship. You can also find our church on YouTube.

Visit our Serve page to explore opportunities in hospitality, greeting, operations, children’s and student ministries, and worship. Each ministry has its own next steps and requirements, and our team can help you find a place to serve.

Grace Gospel Fellowship shares a close connection with Grace Centers of Hope in Pontiac. Our church supports spiritual growth and community for people rebuilding their lives. Visit our Grace Centers of Hope page to learn more about this connection.