"Peace be unto you." These words are in bas-relief above the doorway that leads into our worship space and welcome both visitor and member into our sanctuary to pray, sing and worship. All those who seek the Lord are most welcome to join us in worship and all baptized Christians, regardless of denomination, are invited to God's table for the Holy Eucharist.
Regular Worship Services
Sundays: 10am Holy Eucharist Wednesdays: 7:15am Morning Prayer
Discipleship Formation
During the school year, we offer a variety of Christian educational offerings for persons of all ages every Sunday morning during and after the 10am service. For more information about formation, click here.
Child Care
We have a nursery for babies and toddlers each week and offer children’s chapel during the service on the 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month for children age 4 through 3rd grade. All of our volunteers have been screened and trained in Safeguarding God’s Children policies.
Baptism, Confirmation and Marriage
We make the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Marriage available to active members of Grace Church.
In addition, please click here to read the document, "Prepare to Promise: Preparing for Baptism and Confirmation," which is also directly relevant to Marriage.
To request Baptism, Confirmation or Marriage, please contact the Rector, who can guide you in your preparation for these sacraments.
Funerals
As The Book of Common Prayer teaches us, "The death of a member of the Church should be reported as soon as possible to, and arrangements for the funeral should be made in consultation with, the Minister of the Congregation. Baptized Christians are properly buried from the church." (BCP:468, 490).
Please contact the Rector when a death occurs, and make plans for the funeral with her.
All Services
We use The Book of Common Prayer (1979) for all liturgies at Grace Church, and our hymns are from hymnals authorized for worship by The Episcopal Church.