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WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE ATTENDING ON-SITE
- Attendance will be capped at each service to 50 people.
- Each family will be asked to make a reservation for the service they wish to attend to allow for social distancing.
- We are asking that each congregant self-monitor for symptoms of Covid.
- All congregants attending services in the building will be expected to:
- use hand sanitizer when entering the building,
- wear a mask while in the building (one will be provided if you don’t have one).
- maintain “social distancing” guidelines at all times.
- We ask that children remain with their families (will will not be staffing Nursery or Grace Kids at this time).
- We will be asking all in attendance to leave the sanctuary as soon as the service ends so that we can clean and prepare for the next service.
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I love you all, and I am praying for you every day! Love, Mrs. Hill
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Message from Our Pastor
Update from Pastor Wes |
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01.19.2021
Greetings Grace Church,
As I write this I am keenly aware that Wednesday is Inauguration Day. As a country we will be swearing in Joseph R. Biden as the 47th President of the United States. If you’ve been following the drumbeat of the news you’ll know that there is a great deal of tension in the air as the day nears. There are threats, and rumors of threats of violence, and the promise of disruptions to occur on the day. With all the drama in the air it would be easy for us to be swept up in the moment.
So, as the day approaches I want to remind us once again that regardless of who holds sway in the White House and Congress, our Lord Jesus remains the sovereign King of Kings and Lord of Lords. As such we want to remember to continue to set our hearts and minds upon serving and pleasing him. The mission he’s called us to has not changed and, this side of eternity, it will never change. We are called to go and make disciples. Lastly, I think we must remember that as anxiety takes hold the world needs to look to those who remain steadfast. We are the people who have been assured that the winds may come and the rains may fall but those who have built their house on the rock will remain secure. The world needs to look at men and women of God who are secure in Christ, so that they can be steadied in these days.
With all this in mind I’m hoping that you will join me in a time of prayer and fasting on Inauguration Day. I pray that you will set aside time to come to the Lord in prayer. Let us ask the Lord to work through these tumultuous days and help our leaders to act in ways that promote peace and reconciliation. Let us pray that our leaders, especially our incoming President and Vice President will have wisdom as they act. Let us pray that the day will be peaceful and that hateful, disruptive voices will not hold sway and that no act of violence will mark the moment. Lastly, let’s pray that we will remain steadfastly fixed on Jesus so the world will see Christ in us and be drawn to the one who brings true and lasting reconciliation and healing.
I’m looking forward to seeing how the Lord is going to be at work. Can’t wait to see you again.
A Brother in Christ,
Wes
Greetings Grace Church,
As I write this I am keenly aware that Wednesday is Inauguration Day. As a country we will be swearing in Joseph R. Biden as the 47th President of the United States. If you’ve been following the drumbeat of the news you’ll know that there is a great deal of tension in the air as the day nears. There are threats, and rumors of threats of violence, and the promise of disruptions to occur on the day. With all the drama in the air it would be easy for us to be swept up in the moment.
So, as the day approaches I want to remind us once again that regardless of who holds sway in the White House and Congress, our Lord Jesus remains the sovereign King of Kings and Lord of Lords. As such we want to remember to continue to set our hearts and minds upon serving and pleasing him. The mission he’s called us to has not changed and, this side of eternity, it will never change. We are called to go and make disciples. Lastly, I think we must remember that as anxiety takes hold the world needs to look to those who remain steadfast. We are the people who have been assured that the winds may come and the rains may fall but those who have built their house on the rock will remain secure. The world needs to look at men and women of God who are secure in Christ, so that they can be steadied in these days.
With all this in mind I’m hoping that you will join me in a time of prayer and fasting on Inauguration Day. I pray that you will set aside time to come to the Lord in prayer. Let us ask the Lord to work through these tumultuous days and help our leaders to act in ways that promote peace and reconciliation. Let us pray that our leaders, especially our incoming President and Vice President will have wisdom as they act. Let us pray that the day will be peaceful and that hateful, disruptive voices will not hold sway and that no act of violence will mark the moment. Lastly, let’s pray that we will remain steadfastly fixed on Jesus so the world will see Christ in us and be drawn to the one who brings true and lasting reconciliation and healing.
I’m looking forward to seeing how the Lord is going to be at work. Can’t wait to see you again.
A Brother in Christ,
Wes
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