We believe The Lord's Supper, also known as communion, is a memorial of Christ's death; the elements are symbolic of His body and blood. In communion we remember what Christ has done to secure our salvation, and we proclaim that He is coming again. 

While baptism is a one-time act of obedience, communion is an ongoing act of obedience, to be done regularly by the person who has put their faith in Christ’s life, death and resurrection.

At Grace, we celebrate The Lord’s Supper on a regular monthly basis at our weekend worship services. Click on the buttons below to find our next date for the Lord's Supper or to contact us with any questions!

A simple definition of baptism is, “An outward sign of an inward change.“ 

Baptism does not save us. You can only be saved by faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ. But God designed our journey of faith so that when we put our faith in Christ, one of the next steps we take is making a public statement of our faith and celebrating the new life He has given us, through baptism.

Click on the buttons below to find out upcoming dates for baptism or to contact us about being baptized!