The Sound Team needs volunteers to run the sound board and make sure our worship services run smoothly. Training is provided. Contact Mel to get involved.
Men struggling with sexual addictions (pornography, sex outside of marriage) are invited to an open discussion on Thursday, March 18 at 7:30pm in Kendal 1 at Calvary Baptist. These behaviors distort our relationships with God and women, but there is hope! We want to join together to shine God’s light of the Gospel in this [...]
Social butterflies and wall flowers are welcome at our March 14 meeting after Service in Kendall 1. Come help plan a social event for Grace DC: a great way to get to know others, and give the opportunity to meet new people. You can plan just one event or join the team, but no commitment [...]
A note about how we hire new pastors…
Q:What Are the Different Types of Pastoral Positions?
A: In the PCA there are three types of pastoral positions: Assistant Pastor, Associate Pastor and Senior Pastor.
Q: Who Calls Associate and Senior Pastors?
A: Associate and Senior Pastors are called by the congregation. Associate and Senior Pastors serve [...]
Join our book club for just one book, or for as many as you like! This month, read Bernard Malmud’s The Magic Barrel: Stories. We’ll meet for discussion Friday, March 19, at 7pm at Anna’s. Sign up at gracedcreads-subscribe@yahoogroups.com for directions or visit our Grace DC Reads Yahoo! Group for more info.
These dinners are a great way to get to know more people and get connected within Grace DC. Dinners of 10-12 people are hosted in homes across the city. Sign up now for the next dinner, scheduled for March 26 (last day to sign up: March 17). To host a dinner, contact Brent.
Join our discussion of a timely essay by C.S. Lewis over dinner (pasta, of course), followed by drinks, jazz, and dessert; 6:30pm on Friday, March 19. Read: “Affection” from The Four Loves. Meet at the Capitol Hill home of Joe Loconte. This is a great event to bring your non-Christian friends and colleagues who are [...]
Every third Sunday of the month, we gather to hear about one of the missions we support and then spend some time in prayer for them. Next: March 21; gather downstairs in Kendall Room 1 at 7pm after the service.
The Grace DC Diaconate is exploring ways we can provide support for you and would like to pray for you. If you are unemployed, have recently lost your job, or are fearful about losing your job, please send an email to diaconate@gracedc.net with details on how we can pray for you.
Following the service on the second and fourth Sundays of each month, join us for Coffee Hour in Woodward Hall and make some new friends (and browse the library!). We ask each community group to host one Coffee Hour a year. Email coordinators AJ Bass or Debbee Keller to see how you can get involved.
We’re delighted to offer a Lending Library, available for browsing and checking out at Coffee Hours every second and fourth Sunday. You can return books any Sunday at the library cart or Info Table. To be a part of the library team, email Richard Boles. Click here for details:
Click here to see the ways that you can let us know how to pray for you. The Grace DC prayer team would love to be praying with and for you.
Feel overwhelmed by the city sometimes? Want to help the needy, but don’t know how? Here’s an idea: weekly prayer time set aside to focus on our city and mercy ministry outreach. We meet Tuesday mornings at 7:15am at the church office. Contact Justin for info or with questions. (click here for other prayer opportunities)
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is located at the Info Table before and after the Sunday service. Please check it if you’ve lost something at church lately. We have a lot of umbrellas and sunglasses just now…
can be sent to Grace DC at 637 Indiana Ave. NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20004; or dropped by the office any time during business hours as is convenient for you! If you’d like to donate stock to the church, or learn more about the tax benefits of doing so, email our accountant.
Ever wonder why [...]