Worship—tradition and innovationRooted in the Lutheran tradition of worship as well as other creative and innovative forms of worship, we value congregational participation and excellence in music and preaching. Our musical callingHymn singing, instrumental music, and choral music are essential components of our worship life, offering emotional depth and giving voice to the intangible, mysterious, and transcendent, which connect us with God as our creator, redeemer, and sustainer. |
Worship renewalGrace has received two Worship Renewal Grants from the Institute of Christian Worship at Calvin College, Grand Rapids, Michigan. In 2005, our grant allowed us to begin a healing ministry, resulting in GRACEsprings, which has been featured in an article written by the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship. In 2007, our grant allowed us to begin to explore the role of mystery in worship and community. This has led to Lautum. Special liturgical seasonsDuring Lent and Advent, Grace offers special musical events: noon organ recitals, midweek evening worship, special choir presentations (often with instrumental accompaniment), and spiritually inspiring worship. |
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