Whether you are brand-new to Grace or you’ve been here for a long time, Grace is a place where you can meet people, get connected, and build authentic relationships—with God and others. Being part of a biblically functioning community is what church is all about.
When are your services?
What should I wear?
Wear what is comfortable to you! Grace is a "come as you are" church. Jeans and ties are equally welcomed.
Do I have to bring a Bible? Which Bible translation do you use?
Grace has Bibles available for use during each worship service, so that if you would like to follow along in God’s word during the message, you can do so. If you would like to have a Bible of your own, please let us know and we will provide it. Our senior pastor preaches from the NIV translation of the Bible, but attendees bring any version they prefer to use.
Does Grace have childcare?
Not only does Grace have trained, loving childcare workers for the little ones, but we have multiple activities available for your elementary aged children. We value the safety and care of your children, and we have measures in place to protect them. For preschool children, you will be asked to wear a wristband that matches the one which is placed on your child, and this will enable you to pick them up at the end of a worship service, adult small group, etc. Additionally, if a childcare worker needs to contact you during the worship service, a number specifically assigned to you will appear on the screen at the front of the auditorium.
Children are always welcome in adult worship services. As a matter of fact, we believe it is very important for our families to worship together.
As a first-time guest, what do you have for me?
We would love to give you a gift and a Welcome Packet, which includes information about all our ministries and the Grace staff. Also included is a copy of our e-newsletter which gives details of each week’s activities for all ages. We ask that first-time guests complete a card with contact information so that we can send you a note or email the following week. You will not be recognized publicly as a guest, but we hope you will seek us out personally so we can meet! Please stop by the Welcome Desk in the worship center foyer.
Will I be asked to give money?
Offerings are given as an act of worship for attendees who call Grace their home. We teach and believe in Biblical stewardship. For guests, your presence is a gift to us. At Sunday worship services, an offering plate is passed at the end of the service. On Saturday nights, there is a box where people can place their offerings.
Greetings! Whether you're a seeker in search of truth, a prodigal returning to faith, or a new member of the community looking for a church, we invite you to be our guest at Grace. Here, we seek to embody the love and grace of God and to live by His word. This means open arms and an open Bible. Grace is a hospital for sinners, a home for spiritual maturity, and an outpost for touching the world.