Worshipping at Grace

Sundays

8:00 am Holy Eucharist (no music)

10:00 am Holy Eucharist (with music)

9:15 am Sunday School

Wednesday

Grace Day School, 8:50 AM (during school term)

 

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May 19th Youth Sunday


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PICNIC RAFFLE UPDATE - Drawing June 9th


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May 18
10:00 am - 11:00 am
A Memorial Service for Elaine Clark, mother of Barbara Staib will be held Saturday, May 18th...
May 19
08:00 am - 09:00 am
We are an Episcopal Church in The Diocese of Long Island and the Episcopal Church in...
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Sunday School ProgramsThe first Sunday school dates back to the 1760's in Buckinghamshire,...
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Every Sunday following the 8:00 am service, parishioners and visitors are welcomed to the parish...
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God calls us, Grace Episcopal Church, Massapequa, to be a welcoming home for Christian families, individuals, and youth who seek spiritual enrichment and comfort.

We are an intergenerational Episcopal parish -- a congregation that lives its mission through service to those among us, and others, who are in need.  We are a fellowship of Christian people committed to worshipping God and serving Him in the Church and the world. As a parish family, we find joyful unity in the grace of God the Father, the love of Jesus Christ, and the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.  

All are welcome to worship with us, and all who have been baptized in the name of The Trinity are welcome to share in the Eucharist.

The Rev. Walter V. Hillebrand, Priest-in-Charge

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Parish Prayer

Almighty God, your loving providence has brought us together into the sacred fellowship of this parish.  Help us, we pray, to worship you with such holy worship, to serve you with such unselfish love, and to give so generously, for the extension of your kingdom, that we may become worthy members of your Holy Catholic Church, and that our parish may faithfully fulfill its mission - - to serve the Lord through: education within the Christian environment, responsible stewardship and witness and service to the wider community through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and resigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever, Amen – Nov 23, 1986, rev. 2000

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[Religion News Service – Washington, D.C.] Twenty-five top Christian leaders gathered in the U.S. city with perhaps the worst reputation for civil discourse May 15 and committed themselves to elevating the level of public conversation. Meeting in a row house three blocks from the U.S. Capitol, the group spanned the Christian spectrum, and included officials [...]
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[Lambeth Palace] Two days before the Feast of Pentecost, the Archbishop of Canterbury has said the Holy Spirit “gives us a love for the world around us, and the capacity to both speak and act in a way that is revolutionary”. In a short film (available here) produced by Lambeth Palace, Archbishop Justin adds that [...]
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[Episcopal Public Policy Network] “A few years ago, government authorities in Turkmenistan persecuted a woman and her son because they had converted to Christianity. The son was tortured to death. The woman was twice detained and tortured. She fled to the United States, where, suffering from panic attacks and depression, she tried to kill herself. [...]
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[Anglican Communion Environmental Network] Anglicans and Episcopalians are being encouraged to inform themselves and join in the debate about the controversial and growing practice of drilling for natural gas known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. In an open letter to the Anglican Communion, Canon Dr Jeff Golliher has called on its members to learn about [...]
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[Episcopal News Service] The Holy Spirit comes, for some, as a comforting presence. For others, it’s a disturbing upsetter. And still, for others, it is mysterious, even scary. But don’t confuse it just with Pentecost – the 50th day after Easter – which the church observes this Sunday (May 19) and which “challenges us to [...]