All are welcome at Grace Church.  Yes, all: the righteous, the unrighteous, the sober, the alcoholic, the unchurched, the churched, conservatives, liberals, the tattooed, the young, the old, clean, unclean, smart, mentally disabled, athletic, bumbler. You get the picture. You can come, and you can safely invite your neighbor, friend, or even a relative. Whatever the circumstances, all are welcomed to seek to deepen or renew their spiritual life at Grace.

We seek to be a community where those who seek God find support, acceptance and forgiveness, not judgment or condemnation.

We invite all to be embraced by Christ's love through our love for one another.

• Welcomed by an usher who will make sure that you have a service booklet that will allow you to participate easily in our liturgy. If you have never been to an Episcopal church or it was a loooong time ago, our church aerobics might be confusing. If you want someone to sit with you as a guide, just ask the usher.
• Welcomed during the Passing of the Peace, when virtually everyone present will offer to shake your hand, greeting you with the Peace of the Lord.
• Welcomed at the Lord's Table, where all are invited to receive Communion as a sign of our unity in Christ.
• Welcomed after the service, when people will be happy to chat with you and answer your questions over refreshments at our "Snack 'n Chat."