Updates

  • Annual Meeting 2024

    We’re looking forward to our annual meeting coming up! Our annual meeting has 2 official parts plus opportunity for questions and answers.

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  • Resurrection Sunday at Grace

    Celebrate the Savior's resurrection with the Grace Church family this Easter.

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  • Sunday Schedule for 2024

    Based on your feedback, the elders have made a few modifications to our schedule for next year.

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Sermons

John 18:1-11

April 7th

Just over a week ago we celebrated “Good Friday.” Since when does the brutal murder of a 33-year-old Jewish man constitute anything “good”? The...

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Resurrection Sunday: 1 Corinthians 15

March 31st

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John 17:20-26

March 24th

The Joy of Discipleship in Unity. John 17 contains Jesus’s longest prayer, known as the high priestly prayer, which He prays after the upper room...

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Church Family Highlights

Save the Date for Jungle Journey!

It's almost time for GBDC 2024: Jungle Journey!

2024 Arch National Pastors Fellowship

The 10th annual Arch National Pastors Fellowship was held in Bradenton, FL, in January. Over 200 pastors, lay leaders, and their spouses attended.

Friday at Grace Bible Day Camp

Friday was the last day of kingdom exploration at Grace Bible Day Camp!

A highlight of our Christmas celebrations at Grace is our annual Christmas program. We enjoy special arrangements of reverent music, a Christmas drama, and a brief message from God's Word. And of course, everyone loves the cookies and coffee afterwards!

We enjoyed singing several carols together and listening to a violin solo, children's choir, and vocal ensembles.

This year, our play imagined O. Henry crafting his famous story, “The Gift of the Magi.” Through the eyes of a middle school teacher, we observed the writing process of O. Henry's story about a young couple facing Christmas with no funds to buy each other gifts. He directed the characters' actions as he wrote to solve this dilemma. The words of the narration (with minor changes) were taken directly from the original 1905 text, quirky asides included. Each sentence was intentional in directing our attention to the author's theme.

This simple story and its clear message have been beloved for decades. What is Christmas about? What makes a wise giver? Together, we pondered the joy of sacrificial giving and what our human gifts ultimately point to: a divine love that is far greater.