We pray, we sing, we tell stories of our faith
and we share the sacred meal of Holy Communion.
and we share the sacred meal of Holy Communion.
WORSHIP IS THE CENTER OF OUR COMMON LIFE.
Every Sunday, and at other times throughout each month, we gather to glorify God and to join with a community of friends and followers of Christ.
We encourage each other to be encouraged and transformed by the loving language of God through traditional, Gospel, simple chant, and contemporary melodies in our worship, led with words from the Book of Common Prayer, our guide for worship in The Episcopal Church.
We share one table in the experience of Holy Communion that feeds and reunites us with one another in Christ. We offer healing prayers for all who wish to invite Christ’s healing power into their lives.
Children's Chapel is offered for children ages four through grade five. Children exit early in the service to their special experience of worship, and they rejoin us to share in Holy Communion.
We invite you and yours to join us in worship and experience the presence of Christ as we gather in His name.
We encourage each other to be encouraged and transformed by the loving language of God through traditional, Gospel, simple chant, and contemporary melodies in our worship, led with words from the Book of Common Prayer, our guide for worship in The Episcopal Church.
We share one table in the experience of Holy Communion that feeds and reunites us with one another in Christ. We offer healing prayers for all who wish to invite Christ’s healing power into their lives.
Children's Chapel is offered for children ages four through grade five. Children exit early in the service to their special experience of worship, and they rejoin us to share in Holy Communion.
We invite you and yours to join us in worship and experience the presence of Christ as we gather in His name.
Worship With Us
Sunday Mornings at 10am | Sunday Evenings 5:30pm
Wednesdays at 11:30am
Wednesdays at 11:30am
Experience worship with the Grace Episcopal Church Choir alongside Vicar, The Reverend Scott Painter.
