The Women's Bible Study will resume one week later than the rest of the Sunday School classes, on Sunday, September 21st at 9:15am 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. We will begin with Pharaoh's Daughter from Exodus - beginning on page 99 in the book. For more information, contact Angela Bean at 904-315-6663 or m.angela.bean@gmail.com All women are invited to join us for this informative study.

Beginning at 9:15 AM in the Parish Hall, the adult forum will focus on the Book of Acts using the TV series Drive Thru History: Acts to Revelation as our guide. You're encouraged to read chapters 1-4 of the Book of Acts for Sunday's class.

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.

We'll gather as a church family for a cookout in the Parish Hall and Courtyard. Thanks to the Vestry for organizing summer cookouts on the last Wednesday of the months of May, June, and July.

Your help is needed! Signup forms are available in the parish hall. We need captains and the publicity committee ASAP.  We are looking forward to our BEST cheeseball year ever! Please consider giving your time and talents to this important Grace ministry.  

For eight Sunday mornings, Fr. Charles will offer a class on what it means to be a Christian in the Episcopal way. We'll discuss our history, theology, worship, approach to Scripture, and why we do things the things we do. All are invited, especially those interested in Confirmation when the bishop visits on Sept. 7

For eight Sunday mornings, Fr. Charles will offer a class on what it means to be a Christian in the Episcopal way. We'll discuss our history, theology, worship, approach to Scripture, and why we do things the things we do. All are invited, especially those interested in Confirmation when the bishop visits on Sept. 7

For eight Sunday mornings, Fr. Charles will offer a class on what it means to be a Christian in the Episcopal way. We'll discuss our history, theology, worship, approach to Scripture, and why we do things the things we do. All are invited, especially those interested in Confirmation when the bishop visits on Sept. 7

Please join us for Grace Ultreya on August 3rd at 6pm in the Parish Hall. We will sing along with the Arnold Street Band have some discussions, and enjoy some fellowship. Bring a snack to share and a beverage of your choice for yourself. Everyone is welcome to bring a friend. If you have questions, please contact Jim Thomason 256-709-2000

For eight Sunday mornings, Fr. Charles will offer a class on what it means to be a Christian in the Episcopal way. We'll discuss our history, theology, worship, approach to Scripture, and why we do things the things we do. All are invited, especially those interested in Confirmation when the bishop visits on Sept. 7

We'll gather as a church family for a cookout in the Parish Hall and Courtyard. Thanks to the Vestry for organizing summer cookouts on the last Wednesday of the months of May, June, and July.

For eight Sunday mornings, Fr. Charles will offer a class on what it means to be a Christian in the Episcopal way. We'll discuss our history, theology, worship, approach to Scripture, and why we do things the things we do. All are invited, especially those interested in Confirmation when the bishop visits on Sept. 7

For eight Sunday mornings, Fr. Charles will offer a class on what it means to be a Christian in the Episcopal way. We'll discuss our history, theology, worship, approach to Scripture, and why we do things the things we do. All are invited, especially those interested in Confirmation when the bishop visits on Sept. 7

For eight Sunday mornings, Fr. Charles will offer a class on what it means to be a Christian in the Episcopal way. We'll discuss our history, theology, worship, approach to Scripture, and why we do things the things we do. All are invited, especially those interested in Confirmation when the bishop visits on Sept. 7

The Search Committee for the next Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama is offering twelve listening sessions around the state through July 11. The purpose of the sessions is to gather input to create a profile of the Diocese to share with prospective candidates.

For Youth & Young Adults

We'll gather as a church family for a cookout in the Parish Hall and Courtyard. Thanks to the Vestry for organizing summer cookouts on the last Wednesday of the months of May, June, and July.

The Search Committee for the next Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama is offering twelve listening sessions around the state through July 11. The purpose of the sessions is to gather input to create a profile of the Diocese to share with prospective candidates.

Pentecost is the day the Holy Spirit was given to the apostles, empowering them to preach the gospel and marking the beginning of the church's mission to the world. Services are 8:00 & 10:30AM

On Sunday at Grace, we’ll celebrate this principal feast day by wearing the color red to symbolize the fire of the Holy Spirit.  We’ll have an extended procession to begin the 10:30 service with music from our bagpiper Don Neil.  And we’ll take a group picture after each service to remind ourselves that, though we are all different, we are united by the same Spirit.  And of course, we'll enjoy celebratory snacks and coffee between the services. Hope to celebrate with you on Sunday at Grace!

We'll gather as a church family for a cookout in the Parish Hall and Courtyard. Thanks to the Vestry for organizing summer cookouts on the last Wednesday of the months of May, June, and July.

Grace will be having a summer break and Sunday school will start back up in the late Summer to early Fall.

Sunday School to Break for the Summer

Sunday School for all ages will continue for two more weeks before beginning a break for the summer on Sunday, June 1. During the summer, we hope you'll come for snacks and fellowship in the Parish Hall from 9:15:10:15. Also, Fr. Charles will offer a Confirmation/Episcopal 101 class during the Sunday School hour beginning in July in anticipation of the bishop's visit Sept. 7. More details to come.

We would like to say "thank you" for all your work and support for ECW (Episcopal Church Woman) this year, you are all (ladies and men) invited to the end of year pizza party at Goat Island Brewery. ECW is furnishing the pizza and your beverages are 'dutch treat'. Come out and enjoy a little time together (with no work involved)! Any questions, see Melissa Cartee or call at 256 338-0084.

Come learn more about this form of contemplative prayer at a special workshop at Grace on Saturday, in the Arnold House. This event is open to all, so please invite your friends! Click here for a brochure about the practice. For more info, contact Lorien Altadonna at lo.alta86@gmail.com

Grace Ultreya will gather at the home of Jim and Judy Thomason.  243 County Road 1401, Cullman AL 35058. Jim 256-709-2000 or Judy 256-709-2021 for more information. Please bring a snack to share and the beverage of your choice for yourself.  Singing with the Arnold Street Band, short talk, discussion and fellowship. EVERYONE IS WELCOME. 

We're excited to welcome two parishioners into the "household of God" this Sunday. They will receive the Sacrament of Baptism this Sunday, May 4, at the 10:30 service.

Easter Day is the annual feast of the resurrection. Faith in Jesus' resurrection on the Sunday - or third day - following his crucifixion is at the heart of Christian belief. Easter sets the experience of springtime next to the ancient stories of deliverance and the proclamation of the risen Christ.

After the Easter Brunch & Egg Hunt, all children are invited to help decorate the Easter Cross with flowers at the beginning of the 10:30 service. The children will enter at the beginning of the processional and decorate the cross while the choir enters the church on Easter Sunday. All flowers will be provided.

Come and join us for brunch prepared by our parishioners. If you have children, there will be an Easter egg hunt where they can take part.

If you attend, please bring a breakfast/brunch dish, fruit, baked goods, etc. to the parish hall by 9:00 AM on Sunday, April 20 for our Easter brunch.