Grace Church during COVID-19 (October 27 th)

A few days ago, Premier Doug Ford announced that, if places of worship choose to require proof of vaccination, they can lift capacity limits. At Grace Church, however, at least for the next few weeks, we will not require proof of vaccination. Rather, we will continue with the COVID safety guidelines we have been following including physical distancing and face masking. Under those guidelines, Grace Church may have up to 110 people in its sanctuary. ... On October 22, while enjoying another walk at Rouge Beach Park, Alice and I saw a warbler of some kind.… My sermon will be about the 16th century Church Reformation and will emphasize the wonderful gospel message that we are saved, not by works, but by grace through faith. Thus, for our next seven-day Bible verse, I suggest Ephesians 2:8-9, "It is by grace you have been saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God." .... (* If this document appears to be more than a week old, please refresh this page.)

 Zoom Meetings / Small Groups (sometimes called Fellowship Groups, Cell Groups, or Home Groups) are 6–10 people who meet regularly to get to know each other, to love and care for each other, and to build each other up in the faith. These are important ways to build community within a church.

• Online Sunday School: Oct. 24 @ 10:05 am

• Sunday Worship: Oct. 24 @ 10:30 am

• Online Sunday Catechism: Oct. 17 @ 10 am

• Alpha Fall 2021: Oct. 26 @ 7:10 pm

• Zoom (Moring) Prayer Meeting: Oct. 20  @ 10:30 am 

• Zoom Check-Ins (Thur.): Oct. 28  @ 11 am

• Thursday Night Bible Study: Oct. 28 @ 7 pm

• Lord's Supper: Oct. 31