The Grace Blog

Holy Week begins on April 2, with Palm Sunday worship.  We worship at Grace at 9:00 and 11:00 am and celebrate the Lord’s Supper at both services.

On Maundy Thursday, April 6, we gather in homes and in small groups at 6:30 pm for dinner and worship.

On Good Friday, April 7, we gather in the Grace Sanctuary at noon for a thirty-minute worship service.  Join us as we read the story of Good Friday from scripture.

Sunday, April 9, is Easter, and we celebrate ...

Each year we gather to worship on Maundy Thursday, the Thursday before Easter. On Maundy Thursday, we commemorate Jesus’ last supper with the disciples.  Some years we worship with a Tenebrae service. Last year we experienced the Living Last Supper drama.

In 2015 and 2018, we worshiped in homes, and we do this again this year.  Recognizing that the Last Supper happened around a meal, you’re invited to share a meal together. There are multiple locations for this. Four Grace homes ...

• The Grace Session met on February 20, at 6 pm, in the church parlor. The meeting was opened with a devotional led by Catherine Neelly Burton.
• Catherine talked about the upcoming Lenten season and encouraged the session to be active.
• Catherine reviewed the Vital Congregations program that the Session went through in 2019. She asked the Session to study the program and consider endeavoring in a new portion of it.
• Financial reports were given and received. Other reports were given.
• Martin reported that we ...

Gamblers Anonymous (GA) has held meetings at Grace for about 15 years.  GA leadership reached out and asked us to share information.  March 2023 is designated as Problem Gambling Awareness Month.  There is a desire to share the word about GA, particularly with legalized sports betting in Kansas and the new casino in Park City.

Meetings are “open,” however, once at the meeting, “all you see there, all you hear there, and what you say,” is confidential.  The GA Mission is ...

Each year on Easter Sunday, the worship spaces of our church feature the abundant beauty of Easter flowers, given for God’s glory and honoring our loved ones. Following worship, the flowers are delivered to members who cannot regularly join us. You can participate by purchasing an Easter flower.

Call the church office, mail your check marked “Easter Flowers,” and let us know in whose memory or honor the flowers are given. The names will be listed in the Easter bulletin.