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Grace Episcopal Church

WORSHIP GOD WITH US

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FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT

November 30, 2025

8:00 am • HOLY EUCHARIST I — SPOKEN
9:15 am • ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL

​10:15 am • HOLY EUCHARIST II — MUSIC

     • Streaming on Facebook Live begins at 10:15 am

SCRIPTURES FOR SUNDAY
• Isaiah 2:1-5
• Psalm 122
• Romans 13:11-14
• Matthew 24:36-44

UPCOMING & NEW

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Check out the most recent issue and stay inspired and informed, connected and engaged to the life and mission of Grace Episcopal.

9:00–9:15
9:15–9:30
9:30–10:00
10:00–12:00
12:00–12:20
12:20–12:30

•  Gathering and Brunching
•  Opening Worship
•  Reflections on the Day’s Theme
•  Personal Quiet Time
•  Regathering and Sharing
•  Closing Worship

ECUMENICAL BLUE CHRISTMAS SERVICE
PRESS RELEASE: First Presbyterian, Emanuel Lutheran, and Grace Episcopal Churches, all of Hutchinson, will jointly host a “Blue Christmas” worship service on December 11, at 7 p.m., at First Presbyterian Church, 201 E. Sherman Street. The event is open to the entire Hutchinson community.

Traditionally occurring on or around the winter solstice, the longest night of the year, a Blue Christmas service is meant to provide hope and healing for those experiencing grief, loss, or other difficult life situations during the holiday season.

“Although we often think of the holidays as a time of joy, celebration, and fellowship with family and friends, for some, the Christmas season means anxiety, stress, and isolation,” said the Reverend Christy Kass, pastor of First Presbyterian. “By working together, our congregations hope to provide a meaningful service for the community and an experience of solace and comfort for those having a hard time.”

This is the second year for the event, with the location rotating among the three congregations. Emanuel Lutheran hosted the inaugural joint Blue Christmas service last year.

THROWBACK THURSDAY #147
Grace Episcopal Church

by Steve Harmon
Where did all of the trees and bushes go?
What happened to all of the grass?
And why is everything so gray?

     On November 6, 2025 in the Hutch Post, Steve Harmon featured Grace Episcopal Church in his Throwback Thursday series.  Grace is starting its 147th year as a community of faith, so it is appropriate that we appeared in Volume 147 of this series.

     Click below and read a bit of the history of Grace, which was established in 1879, and look through some of the photos of the construction of our current building in 1951 and its dedication in 1952.

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