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Welcome from
Grace Episcopal Church
“Serving Christ by Ministering to the Needs of the Community and the Parish”
WORSHIP WITH US
Sunday, June 4th
First Sunday after Pentecost:
TRINITY SUNDAY
8:00 am • HOLY EUCHARIST I — Spoken
9:15 am • SUNDAY SCHOOL for All Ages
10:15 am • HOLY EUCHARIST II — Music
Streaming on Facebook starts at 10:05 am.
• Click here to join the service online.
• Click here for Sunday's full-text bulletin.
(Available on Thursdays by 2:00 pm.)
Join us afterwards for food and conversation.
SCRIPTURES FOR SUNDAY
• Genesis 1:1-2:4a
• Psalm 8
• 2 Corinthians 13:11-13
• Matthew 28:16-20
Click the Bible to read Sunday's Scriptures online.
Come and learn more about the Episcopal Church!
UPCOMING & NEW
SUNDAYS IN MAY & JUNE
Will you seek and serve Christ in all persons,
loving your neighbor as yourself?
Will you strive for justice and peace among all people,
and respect the dignity of every human being?
These are two of the questions we are asked in our Baptismal Covenant; to each of them, we respond with, “I will, with God’s help.” Thus, at the heart of Grace’s mission is to become a community of blessing and belonging—to become a people who are increasingly embody and mediate God’s love, presence, and forgiveness to all peoples everywhere. This takes practice, and it takes learning from our neighbors.
“CLUNKY QUESTIONS” FILM SERIES
In June, Grace will once again have a booth at Salt City PRIDE (June 16-17). This is part of our ongoing effort to deepen and expand our welcome to people of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions. In preparation, we are hosting a new film series on Sunday mornings called “Clunky Questions, which has been put out by ReconcilingWorks.org.”
Here is a brief description: “In our work, we often hear people with good intentions feel they aren’t able to ask questions about what it means to be LGBTQ because they are afraid of offending someone or they don’t have the right words with which to ask. If this sounds familiar, or if your faith community is interested in how to better support LGBTQ folks, then the Clunky Questions series is for you.”
StorySharing: Epi 006 (3-5-23)
Andrea Springer interviews Dave Sotelo
Dave Sotelo is the Human Relations Officer for The City of Hutchinson. In this episode, Dave shares his story of making his way from Mexico to the United States as an undocumented, unaccompanied minor at the age of 12. He also shares how he started going to church and the role that faith plays in his life and in the work that he does on a daily basis in the area of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB).
Click the Image to Watch on our Facebook Page
“Belonging means you get to show up as who you are....
It believes that your whole self is so important
that you get to bring it wherever you go.
— Dave Sotelo
PRAY WITH US ONLINE
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