Join us for another day of the Brainerd Farmers' Market from 10am-noon this Saturday.

8am: Quiet service in the Nave

9am: Community Breakfast in the Undercroft

9.30 - 10.30am: Formation Hour (Barth and Merritt Rooms)

10.45: Festive Eucharist with Choir in the Nave

Join us for the opening day of the Brainerd Farmers' Market from 10am-noon this Saturday.

While you're at the Brainerd Farmers Market supporting local foodways, share in our community Plant Swap from 9:30am-noon. Bring your extra vegetable sets, herb plants and native plants to the Pavilion, share of your own abundance, and pick up a few things that you want or need for your home gardens.

The season of Advent is marked by hope, expectation, and the sense that we live in a world filled with longing. Join Rev. April on Monday evenings (December 4, 11 and 17) during the Season of Advent for evening prayer, conversation and fellowship. We will begin at 7pm with a short prayer service, followed by conversation on Kate Bowler's devotional, Bless the Advent we Actually Have. These Monday night gatherings will be a time for quiet fellowship and connection in this busy season in which it is all too easy to forget what we are actually waiting for. Participants are encouraged to bring a snack to share and/or a craft to work on during our conversation, but it's fine to also simply bring yourself. Download the devotion here and we will have a few print copies available at church on Sunday.

Join us on Saturday December 16 for the priestly ordination of Rev. Dr. Zachary Settle. The event will be held at Grace Episcopal Church, and a reception will follow the ordination.

The season of Advent is marked by hope, expectation, and the sense that we live in a world filled with longing. Join Rev. April on Monday evenings (December 4, 11 and 17) during the Season of Advent for evening prayer, conversation and fellowship. We will begin at 7pm with a short prayer service, followed by conversation on Kate Bowler's devotional, Bless the Advent we Actually Have. These Monday night gatherings will be a time for quiet fellowship and connection in this busy season in which it is all too easy to forget what we are actually waiting for. Participants are encouraged to bring a snack to share and/or a craft to work on during our conversation, but it's fine to also simply bring yourself. Download the devotion here and we will have a few print copies available at church on Sunday.

The season of Advent is marked by hope, expectation, and the sense that we live in a world filled with longing. Join Rev. April on Monday evenings (December 4, 11 and 17) during the Season of Advent for evening prayer, conversation and fellowship. We will begin at 7pm with a short prayer service, followed by conversation on Kate Bowler's devotional, Bless the Advent we Actually Have. These Monday night gatherings will be a time for quiet fellowship and connection in this busy season in which it is all too easy to forget what we are actually waiting for. Participants are encouraged to bring a snack to share and/or a craft to work on during our conversation, but it's fine to also simply bring yourself. Download the devotion here and we will have a few print copies available at church on Sunday.

Join us for an Advent Lessons and Carols!

Green Grace is hosting the beloved Spirits in the Garden grounds fundraiser again this year! October 28, 2023 from 6-9 on the beautiful grounds of Grace Church. Bring your whole family for a fun night of costumes, chili cookoffs, bonfires, s'mores, games, and more! More details to follow.

In order for this event to happen, we need volunteers and donations! Take a peek at these sign ups to begin thinking about what you're able to do! Donations and time are most welcome! We had so much fun last year! 

To sign up to donate: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/805054EAAA628A2FF2-spirits2#/

To sign up to volunteer for a time slot of table: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/805054EAAA628A2FF2-spirits3#/

Join us for a service celebrating the life and ministry of Barbara Clementine Harris, the first woman and first African-American bishop ordained in the Episcopal Church and Anglican Communion.

Barbara Harris, born in 1930, grew up in Philadelphia. She was active in the civil rights movement. She was ordained a deacon in 1979 and a priest in 1980. In 1989, she was ordained as a bishop and served as the diocesan bishop for the Diocese of Massachusetts. 

Our featured preacher is Bishop Phoebe Roaf, Bishop of West Tennessee. She is the first woman and first African-American bishop to serve not only in the Diocese of West Tennessee, but in all of Tennessee’s Episcopal dioceses. 

A reception will follow the service.