Holy Eucharist Rite I

by Kim Lenz | Mar 19, 2026

Join us for a Holy Eucharist Rite I service, which is a bit more formal than the later service but still features some music. Announcements begin at 8:20 a.m., so arrive a bit early to settle in and hear about the goings-on at Grace. We walk in love and welcome...

Help the York Co. Food Closet

by Kim Lenz | Jan 6, 2026

Grace brings its “Red Ball Express,” our red wagon for food closet donations, to both worship services on the second Sunday of the month. Help the York County Food Closet to help our neighbors in need by bringing these items, as requested by Food Closet...

AA Group Meeting

by Kim Lenz | Jan 6, 2026

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...

AA Shoulder to Shoulder

by Kim Lenz | Jan 6, 2026

Grace hosts an Alcoholics Anonymous Shoulder to Shoulder group meeting weekly in the Parish Hall. This is an 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...

Graceful Knitters

by Kim Lenz | Jan 6, 2026

Our Graceful Knitters have 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....

Centering Prayer

by Kim Lenz | Jan 6, 2026

Grace’s in-person Centering Prayer group practices a particular kind of wordless, contemplative prayer grounded in Matthew 6:8 – “Wherever you pray, go into your room and shut the door and pray to the Father who is in secret, and your Father who sees in secret will...

Noon Eucharist with Healing Prayers

by Kim Lenz | Jan 6, 2026

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.