On Sunday, September 8, we unveiled the Excavation Station Sunday School Room. For many years Room 206 was known as the Windjammer Room, and now it has new occupants and a new name.
A year ago we began to look closely at safety and security of our Sunday morning classes. For many years older elementary children met for Sunday School in the Tower Room. It was decorated as a medieval tower and very fun. It was however, not the safest as ...
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Dear Grace Community,
In worship on Sunday, September 8, I shared some about the Narrative Lectionary that is guiding our worship and study this year. Below is an excerpt of what I shared.
“In worship this school year – September through May – we’re covering the Bible from Genesis to the letters, from Old to New Testaments. Our Sunday School classes for adults, youth, and older children will study these texts too.
We’re joining hundreds of other churches around the country in something ...
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Messy Church is October 13 at 4:30 pm. Invite your neighbors and friends to this fun, interactive hands on ministry. Dinner is served at 5:30 pm. This is our chance as a congregation to make a heart connection with our kids and families who may be new to our church or even new to Christian faith. Passing on our story means that every believer gets the opportunity to share the ways in which God has rescued them.
Life is Messy, why ...
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The Presbyterian Disaster Assistance is involved in clean-up and recovery efforts for Hurricane Dorian. Find out what our church is doing and how you can be involved. https://pda.pcusa.org/situation/hurricane-dorian/
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Sunday, October 13, is the Prairie Fire Marathon and Half Marathon. For the seventh year, runners race past Grace starting at around 8 am. We sit on the lawn to cheer for them as they zoom down Douglas.
Cheering, waving, and clapping for the runners is joyful, particularly when you see in the faces the difference the encouragement makes. Bring a chair or plan to stand. Our presence on the lawn is an important witness to the community.
At 10 am you’re ...
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