Grant Partrick’s story starts in 2008, when God got hold of him as a college student through Passion Conferences. Not long after, he felt a stirring toward ministry and a growing love for the local church. In 2014 he joined the team at Passion City Church, where he spent twelve years in a range of leadership roles, including Cumberland Location Pastor. He earned a Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary in 2021, and somewhere between serving and studying, a new dream took shape: planting a church.
This fall, Grant, his wife Maggie, and a team of friends launched Gem City Church in Marietta, where the Partricks live with their three daughters, Mercy, Ember, and Charleigh. For Grant, planting a church wasn’t a detour from the path he’d been on since 2008. It was the next step on it.
Join us December 2nd for an evening with Grant as he shares how a college student whose life changed in 2008 ended up planting a church in his own backyard. Expect honest conversation about faith, calling, and the kind of friendships that hold a life together, in a room full of guys asking the same questions.
Doors open at 7pm. Come early, grab a drink, and meet some new faces before the talk begins.
Grant Partrick’s story starts in 2008, when God got hold of him as a college student through Passion Conferences. Not long after, he felt a stirring toward ministry and a growing love for the local church. In 2014 he joined the team at Passion City Church, where he spent twelve years in a range of leadership roles, including Cumberland Location Pastor. He earned a Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary in 2021, and somewhere between serving and studying, a new dream took shape: planting a church.
This fall, Grant, his wife Maggie, and a team of friends launched Gem City Church in Marietta, where the Partricks live with their three daughters, Mercy, Ember, and Charleigh. For Grant, planting a church wasn’t a detour from the path he’d been on since 2008. It was the next step on it.
Join us December 2nd for an evening with Grant as he shares how a college student whose life changed in 2008 ended up planting a church in his own backyard. Expect honest conversation about faith, calling, and the kind of friendships that hold a life together, in a room full of guys asking the same questions.
Doors open at 7pm. Come early, grab a drink, and meet some new faces before the talk begins.