Church Information

The Grace Presbyterian Church Annual Meeting is Sunday, February 7.

On this day, we worship together in one service at 10 am in the sanctuary. The meeting follows immediately after the service. The annual reports are available starting the Sunday before, January 31. During the meeting, the congregation reports about different areas of ministry and has a chance to ask questions about the budget.

In addition, the nominating team presents names for election to offices: Anne Woolsey to fill a two year ...

Are you new to Grace? Would you like to know more about the church?

Join Pastor Catherine Neelly Burton for a Get to Know Grace class on Sunday, February 7, from 9-9:40 am in the church parlor. This is a one service Sunday with worship at 10 am. Get to Know Grace is a time to ask questions and learn more about who we are. No RSVP is needed. Questions?

Contact Catherine, 684-5215 or email.

On Sunday, January 31, all families are invited to Laser Quest at 3:40p.m. for a family fun day. Each family with children ages 5-11 are asked to bring $7.00 per person and a snack to share. The Children’s Ministry department will offset the rest of the cost. Older siblings are welcome to attend as well. Please call Jennifer at 684-5215 if you have any questions or email to jennifer@mygpc.org.

You are invited to participate in a congregational study during Lent. The study is called “The Way: Walking in the Footsteps of Jesus” and is written by Adam Hamilton. We used his “Forgiveness” study last year for Lent.

“The Way” takes participants on a six-week journey through the life and teachings of Jesus. Class participants should buy the book. Books are on ...

College Conference: Montreat, North Carolina

In early January 2016, Kirk Anderson and Sean Foster took five of our college students to Montreat, North Carolina, for a Presbyterian College Conference. Spencer McIntire, a freshman at KState, wrote a reflection for our blog:

I really enjoyed the Montreat College Conference! It was an amazing experience where I met with about 1,000 other college-aged Christians to discuss our faith. Specifically, the verse that the conference centered around was John 3:16 and the many different meanings ...