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Grace Episcopal Church
 

           

All are invited to worship at Grace on

Sunday mornings at 8:00 & 10:15 am

Both services feature Holy Communion

according to The Book of Common Prayer. 

The 8:00 service is said; at 10:15 our choir

and keyboard lead the service.

Grace is located one block south of the corner

of Burlington Pike and Sweet Briar Avenue

across from Boone County High School.

Click HERE for a map and directions

 

For more information please call and speak

to the Vicar, 859-371-5951.

Parish Administrator's hours:
Monday, Wednesday & Friday 9 am to 1 pm

 

mailing address:
PO Box 6590 - Florence, KY  41042
(859) 371-5951
Email:  graceepiscopalchurch@fuse.net

Welcome to Grace Church!

We strive to base our lives on teachings that Jesus gave his first disciples, especially the first and second commandments:

Love the Lord your God with all your heart, mind, soul and strength. 

Love your Neighbor as yourself.

If you are interested in membership, you may be received by transfer from another Episcopal Church, Confirmed if you are Baptized or a member of most Christian denominations, or Received if your confirming Bishop was Orthodox, Roman or Lutheran. For further information, please contact the Parish office.


The Rt. Rev. Stacy F. Sauls, Bishop of Lexington

The Rev'd. Henrietta Grossoehme, Vicar

Bishop's Committee:

Mark Dickman, Virgina Ewbank, Rusty Kordenbrock
John Mitchell, Donna O'Neal, Bob Suhr

Andrew Mason - Choir Director
Daphne Wayne - Accompanist
Kim Edwards - Administrator

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Silence is Golden
Silence is observed prior to the beginning of the service out of respect for those in prayer and in reverence to the living presence of Christ in the Holy Eucharist.

Stewardship

 

Try reading the teachings of Jesus with stewardship eyes sometimes. You will be amazed at how much Jesus speaks about money and possessions. In fact, his teachings include 361 verses on prayer; 398 verses on faith; 478 verses on love; and over 2000 verses mention money and possessions. The Bible says we are to give as we have been blessed. How much is enough? Do we spend more time and money on recreation and entertainment than we give back to God in offerings out of thankfulness to him? Perhaps we should ask, "How much of what God has given me should I keep for myself?"

Last update: January 22, 2010