Thank you for your collective gift to help our July Yellow Bag collection for the IRC Refugee Backpack program. Our congregation helped fill backpacks for 565 children who participated in the backpack give-a-way day and many others who will receive a filled backpack of school supplies as new refugees come to live in our community. Grace members donated a total of $2,170.00 toward this project in our Yellow Bag collection. WAY TO GO Grace!
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Our Interim Pastor Journey Town Hall Meetings have focused on adaptive change. I introduced the following principles at Our Interim Pastor Journey Town Hall Meeting, Step 2, on Sunday, May 5. Those principles are making observations, making interpretations, asking questions, and making measured interventions. This process of making observations, making interpretations, asking questions, and making measured interventions is an excellent discernment process as we listen to God and one another for the vision and future of Grace.
Moving from the “Old ...
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August 11 is a one-service Sunday. Our youth and guides from this year’s mission trip lead worship through prayer, scripture, music, and testimonies. We are also doing a Blessing of the Backpacks, blessing all students, teachers, administrators, and staff as we start a new school year. So, bring your backpack, and come worship with us.
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Don and Rogena Allison celebrate 65 years of marriage on August 1. You are invited to a celebration reception on Thursday, August 1, from 2:00 to 4:00 pm at Larksfield Place, 7373 East 29th Street, North, in the Clark Enrichment Center. Enter off 29th Street and enter the building from the entrance by the parking lot. Please come and help us celebrate!
Continue Reading →Jesus has existed from the beginning and is the Living Word. This Jesus was born of a virgin and his conception was supernatural. Jesus is God incarnate. Jesus is our Savior. He is fully man and fully God. As F.F. Bruce notes, “’A Saviour not quite God’, said Bishop Handley Moule, ‘is a bridge broken at the farther end.’ With equal truth it must be said that a Saviour-and an Exemplar-not quite man is a bridge broken ...
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