Going to a new place can be a little uncomfortable for some people, especially if you don't know what to expect.  So let us give you a brief run-down of some things you'll experience during your visit to Grace.

Our nursery opens at 9:40 and is available for babies and children who prefer to start their worship with blocks and toys.  The nursery is located next to the church building on the right. 

The church and fellowship hall and bathrooms are fully wheelchair accessible.  If you need assistance, ask anyone in the parking area, they will gladly assist you. 

There are three entrances.  One facing the parking lot, one facing the Fellowship Hall and the other facing the street.  A friendly usher will be at each doorway to say “Hello” and make sure you are comfortable.  He or she will hand you a bulletin.  If you have any questions about anything at Grace, please ask the usher.  

You will notice our 125-year old historic church has seating for 150 people – 50 in each section that face each other at a 90-degree angle.  This makes for a more intimate worship experience.   

The bulletin has the music and the service listed.  It is a participatory service with responses from the congregation in bold.  You are welcome to participate on whatever level you feel most comfortable with.  Even a silent observer is a participant in the worship of God. 

You are welcome to grab some coffee and treats in the patio area, get information about the happenings at Grace, and meet some new friends.  
 

Grace is a vibrant, active, and growing church.  Five years ago, we had 25 people in attendance.  Most of the people you will see are new-ish to Grace and come from a diverse background of belief.  We believe in common prayer.  Prayer is what unites us and brings all together in the Spirit and Grace of God.  We believe in sharing, in fellowship, and serving in the name of Christ.  At Grace we come together to know Christ and to make him known.  

No matter who you are, you are welcome here.