Updates
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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.
Upcoming Events
Sermons
John 18:1-11
April 7thJust 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...
John 17:20-26
March 24thThe 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...
Church Family Highlights
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!
Our church's expression of love to the Jacksons definitely made an impact!
What a special moment on Monday as our church family flooded the Jacksons' neighborhood with cars to express our love for Mr. Joe Jackson. At the end of February, he was diagnosed with lung cancer and told to expect only 2-3 more months on this earth. This happened just a couple weeks before large gatherings were cancelled and citizens in Ohio were told to "stay at home," so there wasn't much time to say goodbye with his church family in person.
Instead, at 6:30 on Monday night, a line of over 200 cars paraded past the Jacksons' home. Joe & Kathy sat in their driveway to wave and hear a loving message from each passing car. The pastors served as traffic directors, and it took over an hour for all the cars to pass!
The Jacksons were touched, and we loved getting to see each other from a distance, of course, but the impact went even deeper. Neighbors wondered what was going on, so a few church members had a chance to share why we love each other so much in Christ while they were waiting for their turn in line.
Several local news outlets heard of the parade and shared the good news story. Here's a link to an article by the News-Herald.
Watch Joe Jackson's farewell testimony from March 29th's livestreamed service below:
And enjoy a few pictures of the event:
