Who Are We?





The Mission of Grace UMC is to "Reach...people for Christ; Teach...people to be His disciples; and to Serve..
together in God's name."

• We are witnesses of Christ's love through the welcome and warmth we show others, our fellowship
  with others, and sharing the good news of Christ.
• We nurture our faith and one another through and active church program.  We have an active church
  program and worship services.
• We do outreach both locally and away and are actively involved in supporting many outreach ministry efforts.
• We worship in a laid back atmosphere, with a balance between traditional and contemporary styles. 
  Our worship services may involve laughter and tears, old hymns and new praise songs, preschool
  choirs to adult choirs, church officials and church msembers.
• We worship through communion services, prayer, mission moments, children's programs, and special
  holy day (or holiday) services.

Members of Grace UMC Believe In..
God as Almighty, but also as parent and friend. Jesus as God's son, who shows us the way to God.
The Holy Spirit, who calls us, forms us, renews us, and strengthens us. The church as a family of faith and
togetherness.  We believe in the church as a witness for God.

Become a Member of Grace UMC
Anyone is welcome at Grace--we are a family of faith.  We invite you to visit with us. You may join our church by:

• Sharing your profession of faith in Jesus as your Savior, followed by Baptism
• Sharing your profession of faith in Jesus as you Savior, if you have already been baptized.
• Transferring form another church or Christian denomination

What Are United Methodists?
John Wesley and the early Methodists were particularly concerned about inviting people to experience God’s grace and to grow in their knowledge and love of God through disciplined Christian living. They placed primary emphasis on Christian living, on putting faith and love into action. This emphasis on what Wesley referred to as "practical divinity" has continued to be a hallmark of United Methodism today. --From UMC.org

|Historical Perspective| |Wesleyan Tradition| |Christian Roots