Southern Harmony is a versatile men's quartet composed of Birmingham-Southern College choral alumni. Southern Harmony has sung together since 1994, performing in venues across the Southeast, and offering music covering a wide variety of styles. They most recently appeared on the Advent's Cathedral Midday Music Series. Southern Harmony consists of Kyle Bass, Thomas Head, Daniel Potts and founder Thomas Waters.  Admission is free, donations accepted.

Join us for Easter Service - times shown below

8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist

9:00 a.m. Brunch and Easter Egg Hunt

10:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist with Baptism

Maundy Thursday commemorates the Last Supper, where Jesus instituted the Eucharist and washed his disciples' feet, symbolizing humility and service. The name derives from the Latinmandatum("commandment"), referencing Jesus' command to love one another. Key events include communion, foot washing, and the "stripping of the altar". 

The Stations of the Cross depict 14 events in the Passion of Jesus Christ, beginning with Jesus being condemned to death and ending with His body being laid in a tomb. The pious practice of praying the Stations of the Cross originated in medieval Europe when pilgrims were unable to visit the Holy Land, so instead “visited” these Holy places through prayer.

“Teach Us to Number Our Days”

Acknowledging our mortality is not only one of themes of Lent but also an ancient Christian practice, one which many find makes life more meaningful and precious. Our Lenten program this year will be titled “Teach Us to Number Our Days” from Psalm 90:12. Together we’ll reflect on matters relating to the end of life and hear from guests knowledgeable in various areas.  Topics will include funeral planning, grief and mourning, putting your worldly affairs in order, and leaving a legacy.  Life is uncertain, and we don’t know how much time we have on this earth.  By planning ahead, you can leave your loved ones with a tremendous gift at a difficult time of loss.  Join us over five Wednesday evenings February 25 through March 25.  We’ll begin at 6:00 PM with a simple soup supper, spend some time learning together, and conclude with Compline in the church by 7:30.  Childcare will be provided.

“Teach Us to Number Our Days”

Acknowledging our mortality is not only one of themes of Lent but also an ancient Christian practice, one which many find makes life more meaningful and precious. Our Lenten program this year will be titled “Teach Us to Number Our Days” from Psalm 90:12. Together we’ll reflect on matters relating to the end of life and hear from guests knowledgeable in various areas.  Topics will include funeral planning, grief and mourning, putting your worldly affairs in order, and leaving a legacy.  Life is uncertain, and we don’t know how much time we have on this earth.  By planning ahead, you can leave your loved ones with a tremendous gift at a difficult time of loss.  Join us over five Wednesday evenings February 25 through March 25.  We’ll begin at 6:00 PM with a simple soup supper, spend some time learning together, and conclude with Compline in the church by 7:30.  Childcare will be provided.

“Teach Us to Number Our Days”

Acknowledging our mortality is not only one of themes of Lent but also an ancient Christian practice, one which many find makes life more meaningful and precious. Our Lenten program this year will be titled “Teach Us to Number Our Days” from Psalm 90:12. Together we’ll reflect on matters relating to the end of life and hear from guests knowledgeable in various areas.  Topics will include funeral planning, grief and mourning, putting your worldly affairs in order, and leaving a legacy.  Life is uncertain, and we don’t know how much time we have on this earth.  By planning ahead, you can leave your loved ones with a tremendous gift at a difficult time of loss.  Join us over five Wednesday evenings February 25 through March 25.  We’ll begin at 6:00 PM with a simple soup supper, spend some time learning together, and conclude with Compline in the church by 7:30.  Childcare will be provided.

“Teach Us to Number Our Days”

Acknowledging our mortality is not only one of themes of Lent but also an ancient Christian practice, one which many find makes life more meaningful and precious. Our Lenten program this year will be titled “Teach Us to Number Our Days” from Psalm 90:12. Together we’ll reflect on matters relating to the end of life and hear from guests knowledgeable in various areas.  Topics will include funeral planning, grief and mourning, putting your worldly affairs in order, and leaving a legacy.  Life is uncertain, and we don’t know how much time we have on this earth.  By planning ahead, you can leave your loved ones with a tremendous gift at a difficult time of loss.  Join us over five Wednesday evenings February 25 through March 25.  We’ll begin at 6:00 PM with a simple soup supper, spend some time learning together, and conclude with Compline in the church by 7:30.  Childcare will be provided.

“Teach Us to Number Our Days”

Acknowledging our mortality is not only one of themes of Lent but also an ancient Christian practice, one which many find makes life more meaningful and precious. Our Lenten program this year will be titled “Teach Us to Number Our Days” from Psalm 90:12. Together we’ll reflect on matters relating to the end of life and hear from guests knowledgeable in various areas.  Topics will include funeral planning, grief and mourning, putting your worldly affairs in order, and leaving a legacy.  Life is uncertain, and we don’t know how much time we have on this earth.  By planning ahead, you can leave your loved ones with a tremendous gift at a difficult time of loss.  Join us over five Wednesday evenings February 25 through March 25.  We’ll begin at 6:00 PM with a simple soup supper, spend some time learning together, and conclude with Compline in the church by 7:30.  Childcare will be provided.

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the 40-day season of Lent, serving as a solemn day of fasting, repentance, and reflection. It signifies a return to God, reminding believers of their mortality and need for repentance. The service involves the imposition of ashes on the forehead—often made from the previous year's Palm Sunday palms—as a sign of penitence, with the phrase, "Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return". 

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the 40-day season of Lent, serving as a solemn day of fasting, repentance, and reflection. It signifies a return to God, reminding believers of their mortality and need for repentance. The service involves the imposition of ashes on the forehead—often made from the previous year's Palm Sunday palms—as a sign of penitence, with the phrase, "Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return". 

Join us at 6:00 PM in the parish hall for pancakes, music, and more as we celebrate Mardi Gras together in anticipation of the start of Lent. Thanks to our youth and volunteer youth leaders for providing the feast!

Come celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ with us. This simpler service of Holy Eucharist with hymns and a Christmas homily will also include a "blessing of the toys." Children are welcome to come in their pajamas and bring a toy to be blessed by Fr. Charles.

Come celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ with us. This service will feature a children's pageant, Holy Communion, anthems from the choir, and your favorite Christmas hymns.

Come join us for an Advent Wreath making workshop at Grace Episcopal Church. The activity will take place in the parish hall starting at 9AM.

If you have ordered any cheese balls please stop by the church between to pick up your cheese ball/s. All orders are to be picked up at Grace Episcopal Church between the hours of 9AM and 6PM.

The Women's Bible Study is at 9:15 AM in the Arnold House. We will continue to use the book: "Bible Women, All Their Words and Why They Matter" by Lindsay Hardin Freeman. Extra books are available if you need one. This Sunday, November 9th, we will be reviewing “Jael” pages143-147.  For more information, contact Angela Bean at 904-315-6663 or m.angela.bean@gmail.com

On Friday and Saturday, Nov. 7-8, Grace will host the Alabama Gospel Singing State Convention in our nave and parish hall.  Shape-note singers from across the state will come to Cullman to make a joyful noise unto the Lord in our church.  The event begins Friday evening Nov. 7 at 6 PM with singing and supper afterwards and continues Saturday morning at 10 AM, ending that afternoon.

On Friday and Saturday, Nov. 7-8, Grace will host the Alabama Gospel Singing State Convention in our nave and parish hall.  Shape-note singers from across the state will come to Cullman to make a joyful noise unto the Lord in our church.  The event begins Friday evening Nov. 7 at 6 PM with singing and supper afterwards and continues Saturday morning at 10 AM, ending that afternoon.

Don Neil will be playing the bagpipes during the processional and resessional.

The Women's Bible Study is at 9:15 AM in the Arnold House. We will continue to use the book: "Bible Women, All Their Words and Why They Matter" by Lindsay Hardin Freeman. Extra books are available if you need one. This Sunday, November 2nd, we will be reviewing “Deborah” pages  138-142.  For more information, contact Angela Bean at 904-315-6663 or m.angela.bean@gmail.com

The Women's Bible Study is at 9:15 AM in the Arnold House. We will continue to use the book: "Bible Women, All Their Words and Why They Matter" by Lindsay Hardin Freeman. Extra books are available if you need one. This Sunday, October 26th, we will be studying: Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist.  (pages 486 - 492).  For more information, contact Angela Bean at 904-315-6663 or m.angela.bean@gmail.com

The Women's Bible Study is at 9:15 AM in the Arnold House. We will continue to use the book: "Bible Women, All Their Words and Why They Matter" by Lindsay Hardin Freeman. Extra books are available if you need one. This Sunday, October 19th, we will be studying “The servant girls in the high priest’s house” page 463 and “ Pilate’s wife” page 468.  For more information, contact Angela Bean at 904-315-6663 or m.angela.bean@gmail.com

October 12th is the last day to order cheese balls from the ECW. If you haven’t placed an order yet, please follow the link to the order page.

The annual Blessing of the Animals in honor of St. Francis' feast day will take place at Grace Episcopal Church. Bring your furry, feathery, and scaly friends for this brief service in the courtyard.

In the first of what we hope will be an annual gathering, this one-hour event will include guest speakers, a time for personal testimonials, and a candlelight vigil to commemorate those lost to suicide. It is being organized by St. Stephen’s, Huntsville member and Cullman resident Ricky Browning and sponsored by local churches and non-profits.