Equipping People to be Passionate Servants of Jesus Christ





04/04/2008

Join Us Sunday!
9:00 & 11:00
Please join us Sunday morning for our Worship services. We would love to meet you. We are a casual church so don't worry about getting dressed up unless you want to. We worship in song, joyful giving and in sharing God's Word.


04/03/2008

Live Webcast Sunday!
Sunday at 11:00 AM CST
Sunday you can watch the 11:00 service live via the internet right here at www.gracechapel.net, just click the Sermons tab at the top of the page.

If you live in other parts of the world, you won't want to miss the opportunity to see & hear Pastor Steve unedited and uncensored.

We will be broadcasting our 11:00 service each week. If you are not able to watch the live edition. You can still catch the service beginning Sunday around 9:00 PM CDT.


01/29/2008

Amenah
Helping Where We Can
We have had the tremendous blessing of helping little two year-old Amenah on her visit to the US to have her heart repaired.

If you would like to help with a donation send checks made out to:
Amenah
c/o Grace Chapel
3279 Southall Rd
Franklin, TN 37064

Many have been moved by her story and have asked for more information so here are some links to some of the stories the media has done featuring our little Amenah (Omnah):

NY Times
The Return Home

Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital

NBC Nightly News

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Good Morning America

WKRN Channel 2 Nashville

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WSMV Channel 4 Nashville

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WTVF Channel 5 Nashville

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Video of the Surgery

WZTV Channel 17 Nashville

Tennessean

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LA Times

MSNBC

WMC TV Memphis

Access North Georgia

Gainesville Times

WAAY TV Huntsville

Leatherneck.com

Nashville City Paper

Nashville City Paper II

The 700 Club
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Orange County Register

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Orange County World

Iraqi ambassador visits child in Nashville hospital
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- A 2-year-old Iraqi girl in Nashville for an operation to treat a serious heart problem got a visit from the Iraqi Ambassador to the U.S.

Samir Sumaidaie came to see Amenah and drop off a teddy bear for her Sunday at Vanderbilt Children's Hospital.

Marines brought Amenah to the U.S. for medical treatment for her heart, which has a large hole in it, and its arteries are located in the wrong places.

Doctors hope to operate on Amenah sometime in the next few weeks. If all goes well, she will be able to go back to Iraq to be with her family.

C 2008 The Associated Press