Action de Grâce
Action de Grâce is a gathering where the message of Jesus Christ is proclaimed openly and responded to intentionally. Believers, seekers, and churches assemble in one place to worship, hear the Gospel, and respond in commitment. It is not an organization to join, but a moment to enter.
"Oh give thanks to the Lord, for he is good, for his steadfast love endures forever!."
— Psalm 107:1
Take Your Place
On this day, we gather in the name of Jesus Christ.
People come from many places and many beliefs, yet all stand before Him together. You are invited to take your place among those who have come for Him.
Dress in white. Come ready to honor the King.
August 15, 2026 . Dix Hills, NY . 3:00 PM – 10:00 PM
This is not a spectator gathering.
It is a day to stand, to worship, and to respond.
The Promise We Live By
Founded on a Promise That Stands
Action de Grâce was born from a promise: that what God prepares for one life is meant to bless many.
Founded by Marie R. Paul St-Juste, this gathering stands as a public vow to honor God openly and to proclaim Jesus Christ without compromise. What began as private gratitude has become an annual moment of visible response.
The promise remains unchanged — what is entrusted must be shared.
From a Table To Many Cities
What began in a private setting is becoming a public proclamation
From Dix Hills to greater stages, the call remains the same: Jesus Christ is openly proclaimed.
What Happened Here
Voices from the Gathering
When I first heard about L’Action de Grâce, I was skeptical. My faith was fading, my finances were broken, and I was too tired to believe that anything could change. But a friend insisted I come to one of their thanksgiving nights. I remember walking in and thinking, “These people are too joyful to understand what struggle feels like.” I was wrong.
Leroy Jean
From USA
My wife and I were on the edge of giving up — on each other, on our business, on everything. We hadn’t prayed together in years. One night, scrolling on social media, she came across a video of L’Action de Grâce — people singing, crying, lifting their hands in worship. Something about it felt different. We decided to go.
John Meyers
From Florida
I didn’t know what to expect when I walked into L’Action de Grâce for the first time. I thought it would be another event — music, food, maybe a sermon. But the moment I stepped inside, something shifted. The atmosphere was alive. People weren’t performing; they were worshiping. They weren’t talking about God; they were meeting Him.