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Mission Statement

Where Grace Abounds exists to guide and support men and women who seek to understand sexuality and relationship, and to inspire all people to know and personally appropriate God’s plan for their sexuality and relationships.

How to Attend

Where Grace Abounds provides support for those with sexual, emotional and relational issues, and those affected by them (family, friends, etc.). We require that everyone attend an orientation meeting so that everyone can fully understand how our small group meetings work. Contact us for more information about the next Orientation Meeting.

Orientation

The next step is to attend an orientation meeting.  It is an informal gathering for people who are interested in attending WGA Thursday night group meetings. We will explain more about the WGA philosophy, history, share stories of our personal histories with WGA and then close with an opportunity for you to ask questions and share your motivation  for participating in Where Grace Abounds. Contact our offices for information about the next Orientation Meeting.

Thursday Night Structure

After attending an Orientation meeting individuals can participate in the Thursday Night weekly meetings. These meet in-person on the 1st, 3rd & 5th Thursdays of each month (the talk is available to live stream via Zoom). On the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month, our meeting is fully on Zoom, so we can accommodate people not in the Denver area.  Each month, we have a new theme within our ReSOULutions (Restoring Our Souls through Real Solutions) Series.  The four ReSOULutions series are comprised of talks describing an issue, a deeper focus, a cycle of healing, and Practical Tools & Self Care.  The recurring themes in our series are: “Seeking True Connection: Resolving Love & Sex Addiction”, “Navigating Sexual Identity and Same Sex Attraction”, “Resolving The Effects of Abuse”, and “Ways of Healthy Relating”.  The description of each of the classes are listed here.  A one hour small group time is provided after the speakers for you to discuss the topic presented and to give you a respectful place to share. Small groups are comprised of 4-7 people with a facilitator to help the group stay focused and to make sure everyone who wants to share is provided time to share.

On-going Community Support

Once you have completed a majority of the ReSOULutions series, you move into our On-going Community Support. The On-going Community Support group is simply people who have been attending WGA for awhile after attending the ReSOULutions series. It is a “drop in” group, so you do not have to worry about making a big commitment. Every week a speaker presents a topic they would like to share and this time is followed by a small group time. Again the small group time is simply a time to discuss the topic presented that evening and to provide a respectful place for people to share their feelings and struggles on issues they do not have an outlet for elsewhere. It is comprised of 4-7 people with a facilitator to help the group stay focused and to make sure everyone who wants to share is provided time to share.

Focus Groups

When you have a level of comfort in the WGA community, there are a number of different focus groups available to you to help in your personal growth. Those options are Commitment Group, Survivors of Abuse, ReNew Group, Growth Group, Going Deeper with God, and Individual Discipleship Counseling. Each group carries different requirements and also carries a deeper level of commitment.

Community

Where Grace Abounds really believes in community and a practical place to practice the relational theories discussed on Thursday Nights—they are an equal and valued part of our program.  We have a large number of social gatherings for our community throughout the year. Picnics, celebrations, game nights, movie nights, sporting events, and amusement parks are just some examples.

Newsletter

A Measure Of Grace – a monthly newsletter, free upon request. This newsletter provides general education materials, testimonies, and ministry updates.

Referrals

  1. To professional counselors within the Front Range area.
  2. To similar ministries.
  3. To books, literature and conferences.
  4. To churches that lovingly embrace the sexual struggler in his or her process.