Weekly Services
The worship celebrates the love of God in the Anglican Tradition both ancient and new. Through prayers, music and rituals, those gathered act as a connected community seeking a deeper relationship to God. No one is ever turned away from the worship at Grace Church. Ever.
Holy Eucharist
Sunday mornings at 10:00 am
Most Sunday mornings, the Holy Eucharist is celebrated with a sermon, prayers from the Book of Common Prayer, and music accompanied by the organ. All ages are welcome to receive communion.
Celtic Evensong
The 4:00 p.m. Celtic Evensong service is inspired by an ancient spirituality that, in the words of the poet John O'Donohue, "articulates the inner friendship that embraces Nature, divinity, underworld, and human world as one." Featuring poetry and meditations by O'Donohue, Mary Oliver, Malcolm Guite, and others, this service allows the divine to emerge through quiet reflection. The music is contemplative. There is no traditional sermon. A brief reflection is given by a lay person or sometimes by a member of the clergy. Communion is offered to all who would like to take part. Come, you who are broken in body or in spirit, you who are torn by relationships and doubt, you who feel deeply within yourselves the divisions of the world, and find peace and rest.