Up to date information and details regarding the worship, service, study, and fellowship events at Cross of Grace Lutheran Church
“Giving the Sense” is an opportunity to wrestle more with what our pastors have to say on Sunday mornings in their preaching. Join with other Partners in Mission for conversation about what we’ve heard and how we feel called to respond. Check out Nehemiah 8:8 to see the source of this event’s name.
“Giving the Sense” is an opportunity to wrestle more with what our pastors have to say on Sunday mornings in their preaching. Join with other Partners in Mission for conversation about what we’ve heard and how we feel called to respond. Check out Nehemiah 8:8 to see the source of this event’s name.
Each summer we invite youth entering grades 1–6 to participate in a week of Christian Summer Day Camp right here in New Palestine!
College-age camp counselors visit Cross of Grace for the week and lead daily programming from 9am until 4pm Monday through Thursday (Friday's programming ends at noon). Kids are treated to the basics of a typical camp experience combined with the comforts of home.
Camp at church is $60 for the week for one child or $100 for families with more than one child.
“Giving the Sense” is an opportunity to wrestle more with what our pastors have to say on Sunday mornings in their preaching. Join with other Partners in Mission for conversation about what we’ve heard and how we feel called to respond. Check out Nehemiah 8:8 to see the source of this event’s name.
“Giving the Sense” is an opportunity to wrestle more with what our pastors have to say on Sunday mornings in their preaching. Join with other Partners in Mission for conversation about what we’ve heard and how we feel called to respond. Check out Nehemiah 8:8 to see the source of this event’s name.
First Communion Education for our younger members. While everyone is welcome to partake in communion each week, this is a special opportunity for our younger members to learn about Communion and what it means to us a Lutherans.
“Giving the Sense” is an opportunity to wrestle more with what our pastors have to say on Sunday mornings in their preaching. Join with other Partners in Mission for conversation about what we’ve heard and how we feel called to respond. Check out Nehemiah 8:8 to see the source of this event’s name.
Join Pastor Mark for a discussion of Dacher Keltner’s Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How It Can Transform Your Life.
Join Pastor Mark for a discussion of Dacher Keltner’s Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How It Can Transform Your Life.
Join Pastor Mark for a discussion of Dacher Keltner’s Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How It Can Transform Your Life.
Join Pastor Mark for a discussion of Dacher Keltner’s Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How It Can Transform Your Life.
In our pursuit of racial equity, we tend to prioritize white benevolence towards non-white communities reinforcing existing power structures and failing to challenge harmful societal norms. Achieving true equity requires recognizing that our current ideas of “normal” are harmful and learning how these beliefs shape all aspects of our society. We can combat this by engaging in personal reflection, challenging both internal and external false beliefs, centering marginalized voices, and committing ourselves to discover a new way forward.
Our Steering Committee meets on the second Monday of each month via Zoom.
Sponsored by our Racial Justice Team, these casual conversations are fun ways to share ideas and recommendations about books participants have found relevant to issues of racial justice, equity, and/or inclusion. We’ll share a light lunch during our time together.
Join us to screen and discuss this documentary that wrestles with the use of the word “homosexual” in modern translations of the Bible as we know it.
In our pursuit of racial equity, we tend to prioritize white benevolence towards non-white communities reinforcing existing power structures and failing to challenge harmful societal norms. Achieving true equity requires recognizing that our current ideas of “normal” are harmful and learning how these beliefs shape all aspects of our society. We can combat this by engaging in personal reflection, challenging both internal and external false beliefs, centering marginalized voices, and committing ourselves to discover a new way forward.
Our Steering Committee meets on the second Monday of each month via Zoom.
In our pursuit of racial equity, we tend to prioritize white benevolence towards non-white communities reinforcing existing power structures and failing to challenge harmful societal norms. Achieving true equity requires recognizing that our current ideas of “normal” are harmful and learning how these beliefs shape all aspects of our society. We can combat this by engaging in personal reflection, challenging both internal and external false beliefs, centering marginalized voices, and committing ourselves to discover a new way forward.
Our Steering Committee meets on the second Monday of each month via Zoom.
In our pursuit of racial equity, we tend to prioritize white benevolence towards non-white communities reinforcing existing power structures and failing to challenge harmful societal norms. Achieving true equity requires recognizing that our current ideas of “normal” are harmful and learning how these beliefs shape all aspects of our society. We can combat this by engaging in personal reflection, challenging both internal and external false beliefs, centering marginalized voices, and committing ourselves to discover a new way forward.
Our Steering Committee meets on the second Monday of each month via Zoom.
Gather with other curious souls to find out more about what it means to be a Partner in Mission at Cross of Grace. Lunch and childcare will be provided. Let us know you are coming by emailing churchoffice@crossofgrace.org
Gather with other curious souls to find out more about what it means to be a Partner in Mission at Cross of Grace. Lunch and childcare will be provided. Let us know you are coming by emailing churchoffice@crossofgrace.org
Gather with other curious souls to find out more about what it means to be a Partner in Mission at Cross of Grace. Lunch and childcare will be provided. Let us know you are coming by emailing churchoffice@crossofgrace.org
Gather with other curious souls to find out more about what it means to be a Partner in Mission at Cross of Grace. Lunch and childcare will be provided. Let us know you are coming by emailing churchoffice@crossofgrace.org
In our pursuit of racial equity, we tend to prioritize white benevolence towards non-white communities reinforcing existing power structures and failing to challenge harmful societal norms. Achieving true equity requires recognizing that our current ideas of “normal” are harmful and learning how these beliefs shape all aspects of our society. We can combat this by engaging in personal reflection, challenging both internal and external false beliefs, centering marginalized voices, and committing ourselves to discover a new way forward.
Our Steering Committee meets on the second Monday of each month via Zoom.
Each summer we invite youth entering grades 1–6 to participate in a week of Christian Summer Day Camp right here in New Palestine!
College-age camp counselors visit Cross of Grace for the week and lead daily programming from 9am until 4pm Monday through Thursday (Friday's programming ends at noon). Kids are treated to the basics of a typical camp experience combined with the comforts of home.
Camp at church is $50 for the week for one child or $80 for families with more than one child.
Gather with Breann Royer (they/them), a clinical therapist, and member of the queer community - and of Allelulia Ringers bell choir, too - to learn about navigating language, pronouns, the process of “coming out,” and more where our LGBTQ+ neighbors are concerned
Gather with Breann Royer (they/them), a clinical therapist, and member of the queer community - and of Allelulia Ringers bell choir, too - to learn about navigating language, pronouns, the process of “coming out,” and more where our LGBTQ+ neighbors are concerned
In our pursuit of racial equity, we tend to prioritize white benevolence towards non-white communities reinforcing existing power structures and failing to challenge harmful societal norms. Achieving true equity requires recognizing that our current ideas of “normal” are harmful and learning how these beliefs shape all aspects of our society. We can combat this by engaging in personal reflection, challenging both internal and external false beliefs, centering marginalized voices, and committing ourselves to discover a new way forward. This presentation emphasizes the importance of personal reflection in our equity efforts.
First Communion Education for our younger members. While everyone is welcome to partake in communion each week, this is a special opportunity for our younger members to learn about Communion and what it means to us a Lutherans.
Young people, ages 14 -19, will gather to be enlightened about race, racism and racial justice in our culture, and they will be inspired and educated about ways to stop it. Registration is limited to 40 participants. Cost is $25, though grants and scholarships are available for anyone in need. Register HERE.
Photo of Charla Yearwood on a teal background, text features event information and logos for sponsors, Indiana Humanities and Cross of Grace Church
In our pursuit of racial equity, we tend to prioritize white benevolence towards non-white communities reinforcing existing power structures and failing to challenge harmful societal norms. Achieving true equity requires recognizing that our current ideas of “normal” are harmful and learning how these beliefs shape all aspects of our society. We can combat this by engaging in personal reflection, challenging both internal and external false beliefs, centering marginalized voices, and committing ourselves to discover a new way forward. This presentation emphasizes the importance of personal reflection in our equity efforts.
This workshop will help participants unpack false assumptions about what is normal, the kind of assumptions that negate good intentions in antiracist work. Participants will work in small groups to learn to use self-reflection that will help them listen more carefully to others and discover a new way forward.
Gather with this newly formed team for lunch and learning about our developing mission statement and plans for the future.
Each summer we invite youth entering grades 1–6 to participate in a week of Christian Summer Day Camp right here in New Palestine!
College-age camp counselors visit Cross of Grace for the week and lead daily programming from 9am until 4pm Monday through Thursday (Friday's programming ends at noon). Kids are treated to the basics of a typical camp experience combined with the comforts of home.
Camp at church is $50 for the week for one child or $75 for families with more than one child.
Gather with other curious souls to find out more about what it means to be a Partner in Mission at Cross of Grace. Lunch and childcare will be provided. Let us know you are coming by emailing churchoffice@crossofgrace.org
Gather with other curious souls to find out more about what it means to be a Partner in Mission at Cross of Grace. Lunch and childcare will be provided. Let us know you are coming by emailing churchoffice@crossofgrace.org
