Quiet Time Café
Why Do We Have a Café?
At Gray Road, we love to distribute biblically rich, theologically robust and practically relevant books to our church; that's why we have our Quiet Time Café.
There is only one Book that the Christian needs as a Christian, and that's the Bible.
Other Books
In God's providence, many godly men and women through the centuries have written books to help us understand and apply the teaching of the Bible. Our goal in the Quiet Time Café is to stock these kinds of books and make them affordable. We purchase books and Bibles for the cheapest price we can find, then reduce the price by at least 20% before reselling them. Some would say we're "taking a loss," but we prefer to think of it as an investment in our congregation. Take time to find a book or two for yourself...or maybe one you can give away to encourage a friend.
You can now pay for these resources through our giving portal at this link:
Please bring your confirmation email with you to pick up your order at the Quiet Time Cafe.
Gilbert, Greg
Boice, James M.
Keller, Timothy
Chandler, Matt
Tozer, A.W.
Stott, John
Horner, Susan & Martindale, Kelly Fordyce
Chapman, John
Meade, Starr Ann
Scott, Stuart
Grudem, Wayne
Viars, Stephen
Bigney, Brad
Jones, Robert D.
Whitney, Don
McDowell, Josh / McDowell, Sean
Keller, Timothy
Peace, Martha
Whitney, Don
ByTavi Purses and Scarves
Gray Road sells the byTavi line featuring high-quality, boutique-style handbags and scarves made by a team of talented seamstresses in Cambodia. These handcrafted pieces offer women consistent employment and a living wage where poverty is widespread. Stop by the café to see our weekly offering or click here to learn more.
Restored Creations
Candles
Restored Creations is a cottage industry of Wheeler Mission’s Center for Women and Children (CWC) that has been developed and is currently run by women from various Wheeler programs. The industry involves the creation of a variety of scented and decorated candles, handmade crafts and original tea blends. Women work in the industry in either the creative area, administrative area or the tea area. They use transferrable skills in multiple ways and gain confidence in their ability to be productive and creative.
Wheeler's mission is to empower women in the restoration process while providing opportunities to use, learn and expand their skills needed for employment as they express their creativity.
Stop by the café to smell our newest scents, or click here to learn more.
