It seems that every week we meet people who are looking for a warm, accepting place where there is a sense of family and belonging—a place where you can be yourself—a place where you belong. The Greenville Alliance Church is that kind of place.
We love. We care. We worship. We study. We serve…Together! The Greenville Alliance family is a community of faith made up of many people…families, singles, married couples, newcomers, and old timers, people young and old, all of them seeking to become all that God wants them to be.
We invite you to let us get to know you, and for you to get to know us. There are lots of ways to belong. You, your family, and your friends can explore and choose from many opportunities that take place seven days a week. Come and join us!
We would love to get to know you and have you discover what hundreds of others already have…that The Greenville Alliance Church is a place to begin, a place to become, and a place to belong.
For Christ’s Glory,
The Greenville Alliance Church Family
Our Purpose Statement:
The Greenville Alliance Church exists to LEAD people to Christ, to BUILD them up in their Faith, and EQUIP them for the worldwide advancement of God’s Kingdom.
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The Christian & Missionary Alliance Mission Statement:
Our mission is to know Jesus Christ; exalt Him as Savior, Sanctifier, Healer and Coming King; and complete His Great Commission: Evangelizing and discipling persons throughout the United States, and Incorporating them into Christ-centered, community- focused congregations, Mobilizing them for active involvement in a missionary effort designed to plant Great Commission churches among both unreached and responsive peoples worldwide.
The Christian & Missionary Alliance Emblem:
Includes a cross, laver, pitcher, and crown depicts what Dr. Simpson entitled “The Four-Fold Gospel.” the cross symbolizes Christ as Savior (John 5:24); the laver depicts Christ as our Sanctifier (1 Thessalonians 5:23); the pitcher of oil represents the provision for the body of Christ our Healer (1 Peter 2:24); the crown relates to the return of Christ as coming King (Acts 1:11).
·View Our Doctrinal Statement
·View Our History
·About Our Founder
·View Our Service Times
·How to Become A Member
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