Hungry? Interested in trying some local cuisine? Stop by the Grace parking lot off of Douglas Avenue on Wednesday, June 17, from 5:30-7 pm. Three local food trucks will be setup, and you get to decide where to buy your dinner.
The trucks are:
We’ll have tables set up outside and in the church great room. Bring a friend and enjoy some food and fellowship.
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The deacons are throwing a party for all Grace members who are 85 years and older. If that’s you, we hope to see you on Saturday, June 13, for lunch from 11 am-1 pm in the Great Room.
If that’s not you, but you know someone who is in this age category, please make sure they know about this event. Please RSVP to the church office, 684-5215, by Monday, June 8.
Continue Reading →Join us Monday, June 15, at 8:40 am for worship and communion. We distribute bus tickets on the 15th of each month (or the Friday before if the 15th is on a weekend) to people in the community and all are invited to stay afterward for worship.
It is a brief service, and we are done before 9 am.
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In early May I traveled to Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, Georgia, for a preaching conference. It was fun to be back on the campus where I’d lived for three years, and it was invigorating to engage with scripture alongside peers. The conference was called Preaching the Verbs. It was led by two of the seminary’s preaching professors, one of whom, Anna Carter Florence, was a favorite professor of mine when I was a student.
Anna’s emphasis in teaching for the ...
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Laundry Love is Sunday, June 14, from 3-5:30 pm at the College Town Laundry on 17th Street between Oliver and Hillside. Laundry Love is a national grass roots effort. The idea is to ‘take-over’ a laundromat on the same day each month and to pay for everyone’s laundry.
The Grace evangelism team received a grant from our presbytery to cover the costs of Laundry Love for one year. In May, we served 20 families/individuals and enjoyed time talking and hanging out ...
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