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Congregation Care

O God, in the course of this busy life, give us times of refreshment and peace; and grant that we may so use our leisure to rebuild our bodies and renew our minds, that our spirits may be opened to the goodness of your creation; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

"Prayer for the Good Use of Leisure," from The Book of Common Prayer, p. 825.

We recognize that to live as a true family in Christ, we must ensure that every member is known, nourished, and sustained through intentional prayer, practical support, and communal care.

How we care for each other

Special classes held throughout the church year, either on Sundays or weekday evenings.

Adult Forums

Roughly bimonthly book discussion group. Open to all.

Book Club

Gather for fellowship after a regular church service

Coffee Hour

Small group gatherings, social in nature, designed to help parishioners get to know one another.

Foyer Groups

Quilters and needleworkers meet in the parish hall to to sew and quilt together. Their handiwork is shared with new parents and parishioners undergoing difficult times.

Keswick Quilters & Crafters

​Lay Eucharistic Ministers visit members of the congregation unable to be present in church.

Lay Eucharistic Visitor

Male parishioners and friends of Grace organize meals and social events for fellowship and service to the Grace Church community.

Men of Grace

Care for fellow parisioners who suffer in mind, body, or spirit

Parishioner Care

Potluck suppers bring parishioners and community members together for fellowship and a meal

Potluck Suppers

Presentations by members of the community covering a range of creative and intellectual endeavors

Salon Events

Thursday morning group study includes books and film covering Bible, spirituality and theology

Women's Study Group

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