Events

• 9 am           Worship in the Great Room
• 10 am         Education and Fellowship
• 11 am         Worship in the Sanctuary

Worship at 9 am is in the Great Room and is led musically by our band.  The style is less formal than the 11 am service.  The 11 am service is in the Sanctuary and is led musically by our choirs.  The style is more traditional.

Children and Youth

• Children ages 0-Pre-K

A nursery is available all morning from 8:50 – 12:15. From 10 – ...

It’s time to bake and deliver cookies to our community.  This is the sixth year for our cookie initiative, and we’re excited to again offer a blessing to those who work in our city.  In early February a bulletin board goes up by the coffee bar.  You sign up to either bake two dozen cookies, or you sign up for a location to deliver them.  Locations include places like: fire stations, public library, the hospital ER, and more.

If you sign ...

• Every two seconds someone in the US needs blood.
• One pint of blood (the approximate amount given in a donation) can be used to help up to three people.
• About 1/3 of the US population is eligible to give blood.
• Five million patients in the US need blood every year.

On February 17, we host a Red Cross Blood drive at Grace from 8 am – 1 pm.  Sign up to donate on Sundays at Grace, by calling the office – 684-5215, or by ...

Are you a Grace visitor? Come learn more about our church on Saturday, January 26, at 9:30 am. Enjoy coffee and refreshments in the parlor with Pastor Catherine Neelly Burton.

We’ll talk about Grace, how you might get more involved, and what it means to join the church. Get to Know Grace lasts about an hour, and childcare is available upon request. RSVPs are not required but are helpful, 684-5215, or catherine@mygpc.org

The greatest archaeological discovery of the last century is without question the library of Qumran, popularly known as the Dead Sea Scrolls. Because it took decades to publish them, conspiracy theories abounded about their contents, and by the time that they were published, it was difficult to know what significance they hold, if any, for our understanding of the New Testament. Was Jesus a member of the Essenes, the esoteric society that produced the Scrolls? Were the Essenes early Christians? ...