GracePresbyterian Church

Service here starts at the door and does not stop at the county line.

Ushers, singers, teachers, gardeners, travelers.

Write office@gracechurchcolumbus.org and we will find where your hands fit.

Grace members walking the dirt road to the Wachara school with Kenyan partners

In this building

Worship needs many hands every Sunday.

Greeting at the doors, reading the Word, singing in the choir, keeping the nursery, teaching at 9:30. Most serving at Grace happens inside these walls, week after week.

Leaders and children on stage during Worship Arts Camp
Camp week: every adult on that stage is a volunteer.
The community garden crew among planted rows
The garden crew.

In Columbus

A garden, and the rooms our elders live in.

We tend a community garden in this city, and our children carry their songs into the senior homes where longtime members and neighbors live. Local mercy is a standing rhythm here, not a season.

Bring your family

A Grace team gathered at the church van before leaving

The van loads for wherever is next.

Retreats, work days, the airport. It has carried every kind of team.

To the world

Wachara, Kenya: a school Grace helps keep open.

Members of this congregation have stood in that schoolyard, taught in that classroom, and been welcomed by those families in their Sunday best. The partnership is personal; every photograph here is ours. Grace’s serving book reaches farther still, to partners in Moscow and Lahore, carried by prayer and support between journeys.

The schoolyard at Wachara, students gathered with a Grace member
A Wachara classroom, hands raised
Grace members among students in the Wachara schoolyard
Families at Wachara in their Sunday best
Students greeting a Grace member in the schoolyard

Swipe

Where do your hands fit?

Three quiet questions. Nothing is stored, no account, no score: your answers simply point to two real places at Grace, and if you send them, they go to a person.