ABOUT WAVES OF GRACE
A church shaped by
grace and the coast.
Waves of Grace began with a simple desire: to build a Christ-centered community where people can follow Jesus, share life together, and carry His grace into the places they already live, work, surf, and serve.
We gather by the ocean in Daytona Beach Shores, but church for us has never been about a building. It’s about becoming a people rooted in Scripture, centered on Jesus, gathered around the Table, and sent into our community.
OUR STORY
Church was never meant to be just a place you go.
Waves of Grace grew from a vision for a different kind of church community—one rooted deeply in Jesus and woven into the everyday life of Florida's coast.
We believe following Jesus happens around the Table and in Scripture and prayer, but also in conversations on the beach, friendships built over time, caring for people in difficult seasons, and serving the community around us.
We're building a community.
Church was never meant to be just a place you go.
OUR STORY
Waves of Grace grew from a vision for a different kind of church community—one rooted deeply in Jesus and woven into the everyday life of Florida's coast.
We believe following Jesus happens around the Table and in Scripture and prayer, but also in conversations on the beach, friendships built over time, caring for people in difficult seasons, and serving the community around us.
That's why Waves of Grace isn't built around having a building. We're building a community.
HOW WE LIVE
Rooted in the way of the early church.
“They devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.”
Acts 2:42
SCRIPTURE · FELLOWSHIP · THE TABLE · PRAYER
SCRIPTURE
We gather around God’s Word and let it shape how we follow Jesus in everyday life.
FELLOWSHIP
Church is more than attending a service. We share life, encourage one another, and grow together.
THE TABLE
We share the Lord’s Supper each Sunday, remembering Jesus and the grace that brings us together.
PRAYER
We pray together and for one another, bringing both the ordinary and difficult parts of life before God.