Family

    The church family and our nuclear families are both outposts of the kingdom of God. They are to be communities of love and sacrifice that adorn the gospel of Jesus Christ. This is accomplished though labor, prayer, instruction, discipline, and encouragement. Scripture has provided a blueprint for raising children to the Glory of God.

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      • “How to Love Your Family,” (6 lessons), Randy Booth
      • “Communication & Conflict Resolution,” (6 lessons), Randy Booth
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      • “Reforming the Family,” Douglas Wilson
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      • The Covenant Household, Douglas Wilson
      • Federal Husband, Douglas Wilson
      • My Life for Yours: A Walk through the Christian Home, Douglas Wilson
      • Why Children Matter, Douglas Wilson

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    NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS 75961

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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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