Join us for Sunday Morning Worship

  • Grace Lutheran Church welcomes you to worship with us every Sunday morning in-person at 10:30 am, or online through our YouTube channel.

  • Our service is a mixture of traditional Lutheran liturgy and contemporary worship, primarily in English.

  • All are invited to participate in worship and receive communion.

  • There is no dress code at our service.

  • The Pastor, Worship Assistant, and Usher will guide you through the worship service.

  • Follow along with our PowerPoint slides or printed bulletin.

  • We are a friendly congregation, please feel free to ask a congregation member for assistance.

Sunday School and Coffee Hour

  • Adult Sunday School meets every Sunday at 9 am. The topics vary from studying scripture to readings books.

  • Youth Sunday School meets every Sunday at 9 am. The topics include activities relating to the lectionary readings for Sunday Worship.

  • Intergenerational Sunday School meets every first Sunday of the month at 9 am. This is where Adult Sunday School and Youth Sunday School come together for a lesson and group activity.

  • Coffee Hour is after Sunday school at 9:45 am. Snacks and coffee are provided. Enjoy visiting with congregation members and indulging in some delicious treats before worship service begins.

After Worship on Sunday Morning

  • After the worship service ends around 11:45 am, a group of church members go out to eat at a local restaurant.

  • All are invited, attendance is optional.

Additional Worship Opportunities Throughout the Week

Mid-Week Worship Services

During the seasons of Advent and Lent, we offer Mid-Week Worship Services on Wednesday nights at 7 pm. Worship services include call and response, reflections from community members, and moments of silence.

Lenten Supper is provided before worship at 6:15 pm.

Women’s Bible Study

A group of women in our congregation meet every Wednesday nights at 6:45 pm over Google Meets to discuss Biblical topics and Bible passages. They are currently reading through Rachel Held Evans’s book “A Year of Biblical Womanhood.”

If you would like more information, please email us at office@graceline.org.

Ways to Serve in Worship

  • CHOIR

    Our Choir sings during select worship services throughout the year. Music Director, Adam Reemts, leads choir rehearsals every Sunday morning at 9:45 am.

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  • HANDCHIMES

    Our Hand Chime Ensemble plays during select worship services throughout the year. Music Director, Adam Reemts, leads handchime rehearsals every Sunday at 11:30 am.

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  • LAY ASSISTANT

    Our Lay Worship Assistants are invited to lead worship with our Pastor. They read the first reading, psalm, second reading, lead us in the prayers of intercession, and help serve wine for communion.

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  • USHER

    Our Ushers guide congregation members through worship by welcoming everyone into the sanctuary, handing out bulletins, assisting visitors with seating, collecting offering, counting attendance, and assisting with communion.

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  • COMMUNION ASSISTANT

    Our Communion Assistants receive the sacrament from our Pastor, assist in distributing wine and grape juice to the congregation, and clean the communion cups after worship.

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  • ACOLYTE

    Our Acolytes (youth and adults) light and extinguish the candles before and after worship service, and assist with communion.

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Special Services

Grace Lutheran Church enjoys celebrating special occasions in your faith journey (youth and adults). Please contact our church office if you are interested in learning more about the celebrations and services that we offer. We will walk with you in planning and preparing for these events.

  • Baptism is God's gracious and powerful work of grace. Through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, God miraculously washes away our sins. Through the waters of Baptism, our old selves die, and we are made new by the power of the Holy Spirit. Although the Lutheran faith practices infant baptism, we welcome individuals from all walks of life to receive Baptism. Individuals must have a weekly session with our Pastor until they are ready to receive the sacrament of Baptism.

  • Holy Communion is an essential sacrament in our Christian identity. It is a sacred meal in which Christ is present in the bread and wine. Through Communion, we receive the promise of grace. To prepare for the First Communion, we invite baptized individuals to participate in a weekly session with our Pastor until they are ready to receive the sacrament of Holy Communion.

  • Confirmation is a public declaration of faith, also known as an Affirmation of Baptism. It's an opportunity for people to affirm the promises their parents, sponsors, and congregation made for them during their Baptism. The individuals must complete one to two years of weekly classes before being confirmed on Reformation Sunday. Topics of these classes include Lutheran doctrine, Christian teachings, and the study of Scripture.

  • Marriage is a gift of God intended for the joy and desire of those who enter it and the well-being of the whole human family. It is also a time when vows are publicly witnessed. The church, in worship, surrounds these promises with a gathering of God’s people, the witness of the word of God, and the prayers of blessing and intercession. Couples are welcome to hold weddings in our church space and have our Pastor officiate them. Individuals are encouraged to participate in pre-marital counseling.

  • The death of a baptized Chistian is one who has lived in the communion of the church and is a time for thanksgiving and proclamation of the good news. Our pastor walks with the grieving loved ones, leads the wake at the funeral home, and performs the last rites for the burial.