Care for our members includes home communion visits and Christmas caroling to the homebound; meals for new mothers and for funerals; healthcare support; and educational programs and card ministries that demonstrate our care for our members.

Grace has a very active women’s group, with smaller ‘circles’ that use their hearts and hands to meet community needs or that meet for fellowship, such as book discussion groups. It’s a great way to get to know the women at Grace and to share common interests while growing in faith or helping others.

Women’s ministries at Grace are multigenerational and diverse, ranging from sewing and knitting to reading, a breakfast study and more, serving varied people and needs.

This ministry matches persons with challenges—chronic illness, hospitalization, unemployment, relocation, loneliness, grief, divorce or a terminal illness—with a trained, caring lay minister who will listen to the person’s needs and accompany them through difficult times.

Lay ministers are members of Grace who have been trained to help people who are experiencing loss or have special needs. Each person’s life story is kept confidential between the person who is suffering and the lay minister. Area residents who are not part of our community of faith can also benefit from this ministry.

Our annual Lenten Devotional provides daily insights from our members about how the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit carry them through the challenging weeks that precede Easter and also in their daily lives. Scripture-based reflections and life experiences combine to provide helpful insights to readers.