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Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church celebrates God’s grace for everyone.

We gather to worship. We equip ourselves to share faith. We send ourselves to serve.

Our worship times are:  8:50am (Contemporary) and 11:05am (Traditional)

  • Thanks for joining in the fun of Poster Palooza 2020, a NEW fundraiser for Youth Summer Trips. We're building community at GCPC and across the country. Click here to learn more

  • The theme for our 2020 Stewardship Campaign is Thanks Living. Our mission here at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church is to love the people around us, and to bless them as we have been so blessed by God. We recognize that everything we have is a gift from God and want to return a portion of God’s generosity with our financial gifts to support the mission of Christ’s Church. Click here to make your 2020 pledge.

  • Our Christian Education program for all of God’s family—children, youth, and adults—“provides nurture for its members through all of life and life’s transitions”
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  • We cannot walk in this world alone and it is our joy and privilege to pray for one another. Submit a prayer request.

  • In addition to activities on Sunday morning, GCPC is alive with ministries, team/group meetings, small groups and fellowship by numerous organizations and groups from our community.
    See what's going on.

  • Our goal at Grace Covenant is to help youth develop a connection with God that will last a lifetime. We do this by providing fun and meaningful ways for students and their friends to develop their faith, worship, serve others, and grow closer to God and each other.
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  • It is through serving others, making peace and bringing justice that we draw closest to Jesus.
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  • Meet the amazing people who are the heart of our programs and ministry.

  • Music Programs
    Music Programs

    Music is one of the very best ways we pray. GCPC celebrates God’s gift of music with 16 ensembles encompassing all ages. Learn more about our wonderful music programs.

  • Get ready to join the Knights of North Castle on a quest for the King’s armor! Vacation Bible School, June 1-5, Ages 4 yrs – 5th Grade. REGISTER HERE

  • The set of 12 carved glass entry doors into our sanctuary form a wall 40 feet long that brings together the force of blown sand with the incandescence of light. Read the story behind these beautiful works of art.

  • The Grace Covenant Kid’s Day Out program is designed to nurture children in a safe, warm and caring environment. Our goal is to meet the physical, emotional, social, spiritual and intellectual needs of children while serving their families.

  • These small groups, called circles, meet monthly for support, prayer and Bible study. All women are invited to attend a circle. Learn more. about Presbyterian Women.

  • The GCPC Welcoming Team is selling Hugo 20 oz. Insulated Tumblers with the horizontal GCPC logo on one side in white ink for $15/each. There are 7 colors available. Want to order?
    ORDER HERE.

Our Mission

Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church celebrates God’s unbounded grace and all-inclusive love.  God gathers us in a welcoming community, with our curiosity and questions, to worship creatively, learn from God’s word, share our gifts, and deepen our faith. With grateful hearts and a spirit of adventure, we go to serve Christ in the world, sharing kindness with everyone, and working for justice rooted in God’s love.

News & Notes

Articles by Revs. Sue & Mitch Trigger and RSS feed from PCUSA

February 12, 2020
byN. Graham Standish

Spiritual experiences in church A ‘no’ or a ‘yes’?   by N. Graham Standish For years, when leading retreats and seminars on spiritually transforming congregations, I’ve often asked a revealing question: How would we react to someone who told us on a Sunday morning, “Hey, I want to share an amazing experience I had the... Read more »

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February 7, 2020
byKen Rummer

Singing Hallelujah  Even when you don’t feel like it by Ken Rummer  The hurting and disappointed pieces of my heart have found a ballad they can sing in Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.” While I’ve been working on the song in choir practice, the song has been working on me. Out of eighty-some verses he had written,... Read more »

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January 7, 2020
byN. Graham Standish

Are we too religious to be spiritual? By N. Graham Standish  I’m a little bit obsessed with the phrase “spiritual but not religious.” I have been ever since I first said it about myself when I was in college: “Nah … I don’t go to church. I’m spiritual but not religious.” I still said this... Read more »

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