Spend a minute with Pastor Jessica as she explains our current mission opportunity - a winter clothing drive!
Tune in for a special service full of testimony, prayer, scripture and music as we honor and celebrate the senior adults at Grace UMC.
This Good Friday service, called "Seven Last Words From the Cross" includes 7 readings of scripture and 7 meditations led by Rev. Rudy, Rev. Denise, Rev. Clayton, Pastor Janet and Pastor Drew.
Enjoy this beautiful selection of hymns sung by Cortney Matz, including Be Thou My Vision, What a Friend We Have in Jesus, and Great is Thy Faithfulness. These songs were recorded specially for Grace’s Senior Adult Ministry gathering.
We close our Lenten Edition of Tuneful Tuesdays with the original music of One Waypoint. In the midst of Lent, we will hear music about the way God embraces us in God’s arms and how God is with us all of the time.
We welcome Sarah Jane Scott and her musical meditations on this episode of Tuneful Tuesdays Lenten Edition. Sarah Jane shares a vocal and instrumental introspection in her performance selections that include a piano waltz by Scott Joplin and the expressive a cappella singing of the beloved hymn, The Old Rugged Cross.
As we continue with our Tuneful Tuesdays, Lenten Edition, we know that you will enjoy the solo handbell mastery of Diana Rybinsky. Diana directs the GosBells handbell choir and plays in the Parrish Bells at Grace church.
Welcome to Tuneful Tuesdays Lenten Edition! In this special edition of Tuneful Tuesdays, we renew our mission to present music within a sacred moment of time with special guest performances. This week, the sounds of the Thrive Music Team articulate God’s understanding of our brokenness through powerful vocals and instrumental music.
Children explore a variety of subjects through the lens of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math with hands on experiences. Challenge what you see to determine what you think. Experiment to prove or disprove your hypothesis and use multiple outputs to express your thoughts and findings.
Children attend Sign Language weekly. They learn how to use sign in every day conversation and for special occasions. Engaging our bodies with our language helps reinforce skills and keeps our brain actively engaged, improving our ability to remember and use skills learned. We use stories, music, and games to learn Sign Language.
