Grace Spaces
We welcome individuals and families in our outdoor spaces from sunup to sundown. All group gatherings on church property--including the cemetery--must have prior approval from our office and if you do not receive approval we cannot be held responsible for any injury or damage to property that ensues and it will be considered trespassing.
GRACE CHURCH
Learn much more about the history of the Grace Church building here.
This sacred space is used for a range of religious services and special events of interest to the community. Explore our guidelines for use and resources available.

View of Grace Church from the Parish Hall

Entrance to Grace Episcopal Church, Walker's Parish

Taylor and Boody (Opus 77) organ pipes

View of Grace Church from the Parish Hall

All Saints Chapel is located at 3929 Stony Point Road, next to Stony Point Elementary School.

All Saints Chapel was dedicated in 1929, one of four mission chapels established by Grace Church rector Rev. Frank L. Robinson.

The hallway leads from the chapel sacristy to the parish hall

All Saints Chapel is located at 3929 Stony Point Road, next to Stony Point Elementary School.
ALL SAINTS CHAPEL
All Saints Chapel, located at 3929 Stony Point Road, accomodates approximately 35 people in the chapel. More about this building's history may be found here. Explore our policies regarding use of the chapel or interment in the small memorial garden.

The Parish Hall has grown over the nearly 100 years of its existence.

The original Parish Hall building was dedicated in 1933.

Floor plan for the classrooms on the lower level

The Parish Hall has grown over the nearly 100 years of its existence.

The cemetery holds the graves of parishioners of the past 275 years of the parish's existence.

Grace Church cemetery now measures approximately 11 acres.

Contact the Parish Administrator for information on the purchase of burial plots

The cemetery holds the graves of parishioners of the past 275 years of the parish's existence.
CEMETERY
The Grace Church cemetery is open for quiet meditation from sunup to sundown daily. (If you want information about burials at Grace Church cemetery click here.) If you want to schedule an activity in the cemetery, see below:
RE-CREATION SPACES
ReCreation spaces include our Play and Learning Space (PALS), with swingset, playhouse and Ark play structure, In 2025, Grace added a trail system winding around the cemetery and stream. The final phase of the ReCreation Spaces will be a labyrinth. Individuals are welcome to explore these spaces for personal renewal and restoration.

Ark and playhouse anchor the PALS space

The playhouse was refurbished several years ago

The final phase of Grace ReCreation spaces is the installation of a labyrinth

Ark and playhouse anchor the PALS space