Slow down and join us at noon Wednesdays in the historic church for a brief healing service with eucharist, led by our rector The Rev. Seldon Walker. This service typically concludes after about 40 minutes. All are welcome.
A weekly Stations of the Cross devotional experience will be held at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays in Lent in the historic church. The practice reflects on Jesus' last day of life, and according to the Episcopal church the devotions challenge us to think about how we - the ministers of God's reconciliation in Christ - […]
Grace-ful Knitters has been putting their talents to good use since the fall of 2010. The group meets weekly on Thursdays and knits prayer shawls for the Grace Prayer Shawl ministry, hats for the homeless and other community needs, along with personal projects. The group’s members work at all skill levels and several members will […]
Grace hosts an Alcoholics Anonymous Shoulder to Shoulder group meeting weekly in the Parish Hall. According to the in-person, Big Book, closed meeting with wheelchair access. Closed meetings are for A.A. members only, or for those who have a drinking problem and “have a desire to stop drinking.”
If you've attended Cursillo you are welcome to join a small group meeting Saturday mornings in Grace's parlor, located in the Parish Hall. Cursillo begins with a three-day weekend that’s a living expression of Christ’s love as it happens over three color-, joy- and music-filled days that produce new and profound friendships. The "Fourth Day" […]
Grace hosts an in-person Alcoholics Anonymous meeting on Saturday nights in our Parish Hall. These meetings are open, wheelchair accessible and typically feature a speaker. Open meetings are available to anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous' program of recovery from alcoholism. Nonalcoholics may attend open meetings as observers.
Join us for worship in the historic church. This Rite I service is a bit more formal than our 10:15 a.m. service, but also features music. Typically this service concludes by 8:45 a.m.
Join us in worship at a Rite II Holy Eucharist service in our historic church. This service is slightly less formal than our 8 a.m. service and features more music and, often, our choir. For those who prefer to socially distance and wear face coverings during worship, we livestream the service into our Parish Hall […]
Join Grace's Zoom-based Centering Prayer group weekly on Mondays. The format begins with a reading from the Centering Prayer literature, scripture, a 20-minute "sit" during which the scripture is silently contemplated, followed by some brief conversation if anyone has anything to say and then a closing prayer. Interested? Please email info@GraceChurchYorktown.org for the Zoom link.
Centering Prayer is open to all and first-timers are provided brief instruction. It begins with short readings about Centering Prayer practice and from Scripture. Then follows 20 minutes of silence and a time for reflection, with the experience concluding by 9 a.m.
Slow down and join us at noon Wednesdays in the historic church for a brief healing service with eucharist, led by our rector The Rev. Seldon Walker. This service typically concludes after about 40 minutes. All are welcome.
Members of the Cemetery Committee, which is the all-volunteer group that tends generally to the churchyard and handles all requests and inquiries, will hold their regular business meeting.