It’s that time of year again – for our per capita commitment to the PCUSA. In 2025, per capita is $42.50 per active Grace member. This money is part of the glue that holds Presbyterians together and enables us to work with other Presbyterian churches in our presbytery and across the country to further the mission of Jesus Christ. Help us defray the cost of this budget item. Make a check payable to Grace and mark it ‘per capita,’ or ...
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There is a congregational meeting on Sunday, January 12, in the Sanctuary, after the 11:00 am service. The purpose of the meeting is to hear a report from the nominating team and elect the Pastor Nominating Committee (PNC) and a new deacon. The slate is listed in Dr. Marsh’s column.
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We welcome Sean Foster back as our interim Director of the Chancel Choir. We look forward to him bringing his voice and experience back to Grace. Please welcome him when you see him next.
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Happy New Year, everyone. And I hope each of you has had an opportunity to reflect on all that happened in our world, nation, state, county, city, and most importantly in your life. And, I must say that we responded well to the first snow in 2025. I’m sorry we couldn’t meet for worship last Sunday. But we all were safe and warm in our homes.
Yes, 2024 has gone, and 2025 is here. Like many of you, I examine where ...
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“Learning About Jesus is a Life-Long Journey” – Isaiah 60:1-6, Matthew 2:1-12
2024 is over. 2025 has begun. We stand in a line of souls who loved, love, and will love, because of God’s unconditional love. I’m in the midst of reading Richard Rohr’s newest book, Eager to Love. I’m learning about Jesus and it’s a lifelong journey of discovering the depth of God’s love for me and others. Richard writes this about love,
Francis and Clare (St. Francis and St. Clare) ...
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