Nashville Church - Grace Place - Hermitage Tennessee

• 1: Home
  • 1.1: This Month at GP
• 2: About Us
  • 2.1: Who We Are
  • 2.2: Service Times
  • 2.3: Our Location
  • 2.5: Newcomers Coffee with Pastor Tommy Dove
  • 2.7: Basics of Grace
• 3: GP Ministries
  • 3.1: GP Women
    • 3.1.1: GP Women Prayer Watch
  • 3.2: GP Men - Band of Brothers
  • 3.3: Adult Classes Sunday AM
    • 3.3.1: Grace Place Seniors
    • 3.3.3: Pursuers
    • 3.3.5: Women In The Word
    • 3.3.6: Band of Brothers (BoB)
    • 3.3.7: Faith Weaver Parents
  • 3.4: Wednesdays at GP
    • 3.4.11: GP KIDS
    • 3.4.24: Crazy Love
  • 3.5: Discipleship Training
    • 3.5.1: Accountability Log
  • 3.6: Outreach and Service
    • 3.6.1: Room In The Inn at GP
    • 3.6.4: Heart to Honduras 2014
    • 3.6.5: Soles 4 Souls
    • 3.6.11: Our Sister Church at Santa Rita
  • 3.7: GP Small Groups
    • 3.7.1: What are Small Groups?
    • 3.7.2: Get Connected with a GP Small Group
    • 3.7.3: GP Small Group Leader's Page
  • 3.9: Grace Place Sports
    • 3.9.2: Men's and Women"s Softball Team
    • 3.9.4: Grace on the Go Softball Tournament
• 4: Children
  • 4.1: GP Tots
  • 4.2: GP Kids
  • 4.3: Kids Events
  • 4.5: Elijah's Park
  • 4.7: Buddy Break at GP
• 5: Teens
  • 5.1: GPY
• 6: GP Staff
  • 6.1: Senior Pastor
  • 6.2: Associate Pastor
  • 6.3: Worship Leaders
  • 6.4: Administrative Assistant
  • 6.5: Children's Pastor
  • 6.6: Youth Pastors
  • 6.7: Discipleship Pastor
  • 6.8: Visitation Pastor
• 11: Generations
  • 11.1: Generations Calendar
  • 11.2: Generations Messages

Room In the Inn at GP

What Is Room In The Inn

Room In The Inn provides food and shelter for up to 225 people each night in over 150 area congregations from November 1st to March 31st.

These "houses of the good" are a blessing to the men, women, and children who receive a safe place to rest during the coldest months of the year.

What each volunteer provides is never simply a place to stay. What each offers is a chance for people to feel respected and cared for when they often feel invisible or ignored. There is an abiding gratitude for the roof and food and services that each congregation supplies, but the real warmth comes from the fellowship they experience with each volunteer.

How You Can Help:
We need clothing for adult men 
Groups or individuals to provide meals
Volunteers to provide fellowship. A 1/2 hour of your time makes all the difference

For more information contact Ed Marker at pdrmar71@gmail.com   615 / 512-6250

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