Church Information

The Grace Session met on Monday, November 30 and unanimously voted to remain with online only worship through Sunday, January 3, 2021.  Sunday services air on Facebook Live at 11 am and are posted to our website, mygpc.org.

The Christmas Eve services are available on our website the morning of December 24, so you may watch them anytime.  If you prefer to watch with the community, they premiere live at 5 pm and 8 pm on Facebook.  The 5 pm service ...

There is a congregational meeting to elect officers.  The meeting begins on December 6 following the worship service. Catherine Neelly Burton will call the meeting to order, and it will begin like any other meeting, except the congregation won’t be present.  After the slate of officers is moved we go to recess.  Every member of the congregation will be mailed a ballot with the slate.  After voting please return the ballot to Grace by mail or by drop off.  The ...

Economy Corner continued to see increase in our sales in October even with the limited hours we are open. Our total sales were $8,104.88. First’s share was $7,583.88. Grace’s was $521.24. We also filled 84 vouchers equivalent to $1,268.50. FPC’s share was $1,020.00 and Grace’s was $248.50.

Since we do not have a supply of winter coats, we must rely on your generous donations of winter wear. Our supply of men’s jeans and other men’s clothing is very low. We are ...

October 19

• The Grace Presbyterian Session met on October 19 on Zoom for its stated meeting.
• The meeting was opened and closed with prayer.
• The Session did not make any changes to in person worship but concerns were raised. The Session will meet on Zoom on Sunday, October 25, to discuss this more.
• We received an update on plans for Grace as a voting location for the November election. Kirk Anderson and the Safety and Security Team are meeting to set up a volunteer ...

Dear Grace Presbyterian Church,

I came across a letter recently, written in 1998, congratulating Grace Presbyterian on its first Alternative Gift Market. Those of you who’ve been around a while know that what we now call the Wichita Alternative Gift Market started as a mission project of Grace Church. The first market raised $358.00 for projects in the Alternative Gifts International (AGI) catalog. Harriet Prichard, the founder and president of Alternative Gifts International, said she wanted to “stand with you in ...