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Hospitality

The heart of Christian reality is a society―a Trinity―of persons living with and for one another. God created us to live in bonds of society and friendship, not as lone rangers. The Christian faith presents friendship and hospitality not as luxuries but necessities. God does not save us in isolation but in community with other people. There is no possibility of living to the glory of God apart from godly companions.

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  • Articles
    • “Dispelling Hospitality Excuses,” Randy Booth
    • “In Praise of Scruffy Hospitality,” Robin Shreeves
  • Videos
    • “Hospitality” ― Podcast with Pastors Steve Jeffery and Randy Booth
  • Books
    • Face to Face: Meditations on Friendship and Hospitality, Steve Wilkins

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GCPC was founded in 1998 and is a traditional, evangelical Christian church, committed to working together with other Christian churches in our community to advance God’s work in every area of life.


Our Gothic Revival style building was completed in May 2012. It was designed by Nacogdoches Architect Laura Culpepper and constructed by builder Alvin Stanaland.

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