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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.

The Session of GCPC decided to close the church to all activities on an indefinite basis as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This decision was not reached easily, but the best guidance we received from within our congregation, as well as the ever-changing protocols at the local, state, and national levels led us to this action for the safety and health of our members.

Read the Session's FULL statement and all updates HERE.
Online worship services information can be found here.

The Reverend Dr. J. Herbert Nelson, II, Stated Clerk of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) calls us to do the work of reconciliation and redemption in our communities and in our city. At Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church we are committed to sharing God's all-inclusive love and standing with those who are victims of injustice. We invite you to join us in the work that needs to be done to join the call to remember the victims of racial violence and affirm our commitment to work together to dismantle structural racism. We are a Matthew 25 congregation.  Learn more here.

  • 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 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

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

September 21, 2020
byMichael Ferguson

The Rev. Dr. David Esterline, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary’s president and professor of Cross-cultural Theological Education, has announced his retirement effective summer 2021.

The post Pittsburgh Theological Seminary president announces retirement appeared first on Presbyterian Mission Agency.

September 21, 2020
byMichael Ferguson

There is a significant difference between being born “white” and “whiteness,” according to author Kerry Connelly, and she discussed that and other white supremacy concepts during last week’s webinar presented by the Presbyterian Outlook and sponsored by the Presbyterian Publishing Corporation.

The post ‘Good White Racist?’ author provides anti-racism guidance for churches appeared first on Presbyterian Mission Agency.

September 21, 2020
byJeffrey Lawrence

Churches that have embraced Matthew 25 are committed to eradicating systemic poverty and to building God’s beloved community together.

The post Why are people hungry and poor? appeared first on Presbyterian Mission Agency.