Good Friday is when we remember Jesus’ crucifixion—the day he laid down his life in fulfillment of God’s promise to reverse the curse of sin and restore us to himself. On this Good Friday, we hope you will join us as we take time to reflect, pray, and take communion in remembrance of Jesus’ sacrifice.
Each campus will be open from 12:00–8:00pm on Friday, April 7. Please stop by at any time. You will first have the opportunity to watch a brief, live action video of the events of Good Friday based on the Gospel of Mark. Then, there will be a separate space to respond to the story, pray, and take communion.
A note to parents—the video does include a portrayal of Jesus’ suffering that may not be suitable for children. The space for reflection and communion is family friendly, and we encourage families to attend together. If you have any questions, please ask your campus pastor.
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Find out more »Discovery is an orientation to our church that provides you with information about our mission, core values, ministry distinctives, and the benefits of a local church. It is also the starting point for you to connect at Grace Church to groups, volunteer ministry teams, and membership.
Find out more »Foundations is part of our membership process focusing on our church’s core values, six essential areas of Christian maturity and growth. This course is open to anyone at Grace Church who has attended Discovery. During Foundations, you will have the opportunity to complete church membership.
Find out more »Discovery is an orientation to our church that provides you with information about our mission, core values, ministry distinctives, and the benefits of a local church. It is also the starting point for you to connect at Grace Church to groups, volunteer ministry teams, and membership.
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