Join us for the last leg of our Lenten journey to the cross where we’ll hear the story of Jesus’ final moments, strip the altar, and leave in silence, waiting for the Good News of Easter. The worship service will feature beautiful music, candlelight, and darkness.

Join us for this meaningful part of our Holy Week worship journey. We’ll celebrate the First Communion of some of our young people as we hear the good news of Christ’s command to love one another through sacrifice and service. 

Spend time in the sanctuary for three minutes or three hours, praying at a variety of stations meant to prepare our hearts for what’s to come during this sacred season.

The season of Lent begins with a solemn call to fasting and repentance as we begin our journey to the baptismal waters of Easter. At our Ash Wednesday worship we offer the sign of ashes as a reminder of our human mortality and frailty. With the cross on our brow, we long for the spiritual renewal that flows from the springtime Easter feast to come.

Together we hear the story of Jesus' birth, contemplate what it means for our lives today, sing beloved Christmas hymns and carols, light candles, share communion, and experience the warmth of community. The 11pm service is a bit more reflective and quiet than the earlier services.

Together we hear the story of Jesus' birth, contemplate what it means for our lives today, sing beloved Christmas hymns and carols, light candles, share communion, and experience the warmth of community. Come early to the 7:30pm service to experience a vareity of special music.

Together we hear the story of Jesus' birth, contemplate what it means for our lives today, sing beloved Christmas hymns and carols, light candles, share communion, and experience the warmth of community. The 5pm service is a great option for families with kiddos who need to get to bed before Santa comes.

Creatures of all kinds are welcome to join us in celebration of God’s creation. We will follow our current worship schedule of 8:30 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. in-person outdoors, weather permitting. Everything moves indoors in the case of bad weather. Pets are welcome either way, but please be mindful of behavior and potty-training if your pets join us in the sanctuary!

Please join us in support of our “Firm Foundation. Holy Ground.” campaign to position our ministry for mission and growth. We’ll offer our Genearl Fund financial commitments and time and talents to the good of the cause during worship at both services.

Join us for the last leg of our Lenten journey to the cross where we’ll hear the story of Jesus’ last moments, strip the altar and leave in silence, waiting for the Good News of Easter. The worship service will feature beautiful music including a string quartet, choir, and vocal ensembles.

We will gather in the sanctuary for a meal and worship in remembrance of the Last Supper .

Spend time in the sanctuary for three minutes or three hours, praying at a variety of stations meant to prepare our hearts for what’s to come during this sacred season.

The season of Lent begins with a solemn call to fasting and repentance as we begin our journey to the baptismal waters of Easter. At our Ash Wednesday worship we offer the sign of ashes as a reminder of our human mortality and frailty. With the cross on our brow, we long for the spiritual renewal that flows from the springtime Easter feast to come.

Together we hear the story of Jesus' birth, contemplate what it means for our lives today, sing beloved Christmas songs, light candles, share communion, and experience the warmth of the community in which we have been brought together. The 11pm service is a bit more reflective and quiet than the earlier services.

Together we hear the story of Jesus' birth, contemplate what it means for our lives today, sing beloved Christmas songs, light candles, share communion, and experience the warmth of the community in which we have been brought together. Come early to the 7:30pm service to experience special music.

Together we hear the story of Jesus' birth, contemplate what it means for our lives today, sing beloved Christmas songs, light candles, share communion, and experience the warmth of the community in which we have been brought together. The 5pm service is a great option for families with kiddos who will need to get to bed early (yeah, good luck with that!).

At 5:00 p.m. we invite families to gather for a worship service geared towards those with younger children. We will join together in creating a meaningful craft for the season, a devotion and some music.

We will gather for dinner at 6:00 p.m. with everyone, hosted by different families each week. Those with our younger crowd can choose to stay for the later worship, or scurry home to get the kiddos off to bed.

At 7:00 p.m., we will gather, waiting together for Christmas to come, with our traditional Blue Christmas worship on this evening.

At 5:00 p.m. we invite families to gather for a worship service geared towards those with younger children. We will join together in creating a meaningful craft for the season, a devotion and some music.

We will gather for dinner at 6:00 p.m. with everyone, hosted by different families each week. Those with our younger crowd can choose to stay for the later worship, or scurry home to get the kiddos off to bed.

At 7:00 p.m., we will gather, waiting together for Christmas to come. We worship using the beautiful liturgy of Holden Evening Prayer.

Cross of Grace's annual tradition of hosting a handbell invitational concert, inviting other local handbell choirs to come, ring, and share the Christmas music that they have prepared for the season.

At 5:00 p.m. we invite families to gather for a worship service geared towards those with younger children. We will join together in creating a meaningful craft for the season, a devotion and some music.

We will gather for dinner at 6:00 p.m. with everyone, hosted by different families each week. Those with our younger crowd can choose to stay for the later worship, or scurry home to get the kiddos off to bed.

At 7:00 p.m., we will gather, waiting together for Christmas to come. We worship using the beautiful liturgy of Holden Evening Prayer.

We worship on the Tuesday night before Thanksgiving in order to focus our hearts and minds on all the reasons to be thankful. Join us to worship at 7 p.m.

As part of each worship service, we’ll offer financial commitments to the Building Fund for the coming year. Our goal is to eliminate our current mortgage over the course of the next year.

Gather to celebrate, give thanks for, and grieve the loss of Beverly. Visitation will take place at the church from 9 a.m. until the time of worship. A luncheon will follow.

Gather to celebrate, give thanks for, and grieve the loss of Janis Janelsins. Visitation will take place from 9 a.m. until the time of worship. A luncheon will follow.

Creatures of all kinds are welcome to join us in celebration of God’s creation. We will follow our current worship schedule of 8:30 a.m. hybrid worship (in-person and online) and 10 a.m. in-person outdoors (weather permitting).

Join us for the last leg of our Lenten journey to the cross where we’ll experience a Tenebrae “service of darkness,” led by our choir, hear the story of Jesus’ last moments and leave in silence, waiting for the Good News of Easter.

There will be Holy Communion, a foot washing ritual and the good news of Christ’s command to love one another through sacrifice and service. We’ll strip the altar, too, in preparation for Good Friday. 

Join us for our entry into the Lenten season with song, prayers, the imposition of ashes and Holy Communion.

Together we hear the story of Jesus' birth, contemplate what it means for our lives today, sing beloved Christmas songs, light candles, share communion, and experience the warmth of the community in which we have been brought together. The 11pm service is a bit more reflective and quiet than the earlier services.