Grace Martino-Suprice Grace Martino-Suprcie is the Coordinator for the Baptist Fellowship of the Northeast and an Outreach and Growth Specialist at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. In both these capacities she seeks to cultivate engagement and partnerships with faithful individuals, chaplains, field personnel and organizations as well as entities new to CBF. She also works with FAMILIA, CBF’s Latino Network, to ensure the growth and belonging of Latinx persons within the Fellowship.
Grace is an Urban Ministry and Sociology graduate from Gordon College in Wenham, MA and since an early age she has served with various congregational and parachurch ministries. Ultimately, she has a heart for community development and desires to help the Church create bridges of love with the world around it. |
Grace recently got her Masters in Community Development Policy and Practice from the University of New Hampshire. With the skills acquired through the program she has been able to commence a local community project alongside her team and church in New London, CT in which local non-profit leaders gather, share space, and collaborate in order to amplify their impact. Grace is also on the Steering Committee for ReDET and a co-founder of Young Lideres.
Grace is a native to Castañer, Puerto Rico but currently resides in New London, CT with her husband, Benji Suprice, and their puppy Osa.
Grace is a native to Castañer, Puerto Rico but currently resides in New London, CT with her husband, Benji Suprice, and their puppy Osa.
“Words cannot express how humbled I am to serve as the coordinator for the Baptist Fellowship of the Northeast, especially in this kairos moment where CBF is intentionally and faithfully seeking to strengthen and expand the family. Growing up and being formed in the Northeast has exposed me to deep and diverse expressions of faith, and it is an honor to be able to walk alongside individuals, chaplains and congregations in BFN.” - Grace Martino-Suprice