For the last 30 years Grace Church has been blessed with Father Malm at the helm. At the end of September he will be retiring and greatly missed. He consistently delivered a well thought out,Grace Church is a warm and welcoming, sacred church family.This is a well-established, well rounded beautiful church.

At Grace I have found a warm and caring spiritual home. Its beautiful traditional liturgy and music immediately made me feel comfortable. I have found an accepting place where people can become as engaged as they want to be with its programs which extend beyond the church into the local community and beyond. It is a place where I have found fellowship and have grown in my understanding of the faith. I never imagined when I first walked through the door that I would find such an incredible place that would change my life in so many ways. The fact that it is wheelchair accessible is wonderful. I consider myself truly blessed to have found this church family.

Community is diverse, welcoming and family friendly; beautiful traditional & Anglo-Catholic liturgy; progressive theology; outstanding cathedral style music; parish also serves a Latino congregation; strong outreach ministries. Grace has been our church home for 2 years since we moved into the area and we are so pleased to be members here.

My husband and I really love Grace. The community is really embracing of new-comers and visitors in a way that never made me feel overwhelmed or intimidated. Father Malm and Mother Fannie really care how were doing and aspects of our lives. The varied worship experiences also means we can attend what feels most natural for us, which is great too.

Grace Church is a loving and caring parish. I grew up in a Church that had no parish family. This Church opened there arms to us 27 years ago and I am proud to call this my Church! Everyone in my family have always felt loved and cared for!

Grace Church has been a wonderful church home to my family for nearly 15 years. The liturgy is beautiful, the music inspiring, the people welcoming and the programming comprehensive. Wonderful youth programs, opportunities to serve, community involvement and great friends keep Grace close to our hearts. The building is a gorgeous place to worship and the clergy are both constant and dynamic leaders.

Grace is a wonderful place to worship, grow, and find a spiritual home. Fell in love right away with the traditional liturgy and amazing music program, and I still am consistently impressed and humbled by the generosity, love, and grace of the people here. There are also tons of ways to get involved: a thriving food pantry ministry that serves hundreds of families in the community, mission and outreach locally and around the world, pastoral care, children and family activities, and more.

My wife and children went here for several years, and Id really like to give it a higher ranking. The people were friendly and we made some great friends there. But this is the only church Ive ever been to where it is okay for staff and clergy to yell at parishioners and guests. We ignored things for a long time, but finally moved to a less tense parish.

I attended Grace a few years ago and really liked it at first. Sang in the choir, which was pretty cool.Then I realized...big mistake! Office staff yelled at me. Bullies in the choir and alter guild. Rector was like, sorry this happened. yeah. sorry. get used to it.Took a pass and found an Episcopalian church I really like. So dont get sucked in...look around before you decide

Grace Episcopal Church has a beautiful liturgy and a wonderful congregation. You will feel welcomed with open arms.

You will be warmly welcomed!

My family and I left after Father Malm yelled at me during vestry meeting

Deeply troubled