GCI President Update | April 2023
Traditions GCI President Update | April 2023 Greg Williams In February, the US managers had a two-day retreat to share work-related items for the year ahead. This, and other similar retreats, have...
GCI President Update | January 2023
Faith, Hope, and Love in Action GCI President Update | January 2023 Greg Williams Happy 2023! We are beginning an exciting new year with new hopes and new possibilities. In 2022, we promoted the theme...
GCI President Update | December 2022
For God so Loved GCI President Update | December 2022 Greg Williams In late September I visited our brothers and sisters in Manila, Philippines. I arrived, either late in the night or early in...
GCI President Update | October 2022
GCI President Update | October 2022 Greg Williams We are finishing up our 2022 theme of Compelled by Love. Please realize that we don’t stick this in a file and move on to the next thing. In fact,...
GCI President Update | June 2022
GCI President Update | June 2022 Hello GCI. You can see our Mission Statement handsomely displayed on this large wooden plaque gifted to the denomination by the UK Church in the 1990s. It looks good...
GCI President Update | April 2022
GCI President Update | April 2022 Hello beloved Church. We are certainly living in an interesting stage of history. I believe that all of us around the world are slowly, but surely emerging from the...
GCI President Update | January 2022
Love Avenue GCI President Update | January 2022 In GCI, our mission statement is “Living and Sharing the Gospel.” For many years we have used the expression “Disciples who make disciples” –...
GCI President Update | December 2021
The Backstory of Saint Nick GCI President Update | December 2021 Sitting in my mother’s living room on a quiet Christmas morning, I began paging through a book of Christmas devotionals. To my...
GCI President Update | September 2021
Faith Forward and Transitions Hello church! Hopefully, you are aware that our 2021 theme for Grace Communion International is “Faith Forward.” Galatians 2:20 states it very clearly: I am crucified...

