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Worship Where You Are

Worshiping Apart Together: For Love of God and Neighbor

Adapting to temporary practices of staying at home to do our part in slowing the spread of coronavirus, we are providing bulletins here for “Worshiping Apart Together”. All the worship information is included in the link below: a pdf of a bulletin, YouTube worship link, link to Facebook for Live: Stories & Songs, etc. We recommend you download the bulletin to view alongside following the worship video on YouTube. (To find all our prerecorded videos, visit Grace’s YouTube Channel.)

November 29, 2020 – First Sunday of Advent Worship:

https://mailchi.mp/graceattheu/worship-from-home-domestic-church-bulletin-for-sunday-november-29-2510542

This Sunday’s service is prerecorded – the direct connection information, bulletin, and all other information is within the link above. Click on the video to go directly to the worship video.

Zoom Coffee Hour follows worship! Join in starting at 11:30 am – Click to Join Coffee Hour

Worship Where You Are

Worship from home or wherever you are – worship info is all here:

https://mailchi.mp/graceattheu/worship-from-home-domestic-church-bulletin-for-sunday-november-29-2510542
Letterbox for Wednesday, November 18, 2020

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Letterbox for Wednesday, November 11, 2020

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Letterbox for Wednesday, November 4, 2020

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https://mailchi.mp/graceattheu/letterbox-for-wednesday-november-4-2506826
Grace Response to the Coronavirus

Following the advice of health professionals and other similar communities, Grace has cancelled all worship and programming events until at least April 1. Staff will be in the building sporadically, and we’ll be reaching out through emails and Facebook to stay in touch and engaged with you all while we are weathering the virus news together. Read the full letter to Grace from 03-12-2020 HERE.
MUSLIM SOLIDARITY STATEMENT

On Sunday, January 29 at our Congregational Meeting (following the 10:30 worship in the sanctuary), one action will be to adopt a statement of solidarity with the Muslim community. This statement has been developed cooperatively by our Social Ministry committee, council, and pastors, and was reviewed by interested community members at a forum on January 22 – feedback from that session has influenced the final draft. You can read the statement here: Muslim Solidarity Statement, January 2017
SERMON 11/13/16

Many people have requested a copy of Pastor Mary’s sermon from November 13. Attached here are both the transcript (here) and the audio file (below).

We ask you to keep in mind that usually sermons are crafted for a particular day and with a particular audience in mind, but we hope that these words speak to whatever you need to hear when you encounter them.