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You’ll find Grace Church Sandusky to be a warm and welcoming community situated midway between Cleveland and Toledo on Lake Erie. Our motto is “God Loves You. No Exceptions.” Some of us have been members of Grace for generations. Some were baptized at Grace, others were married here, and others have joined us throughout stages of their lives. Families continue to gather for worship at our location just blocks from Sandusky Bay year after year and return to our church for holiday services.
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👀 Something spooky is coming to Grace…
The pipes are waiting. The shadows are getting longer. And this October, things are going to sound a little different inside Grace Episcopal Church. 👻🎹
📅 Save the date: October 24
More will be revealed soon…
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Grace Episcopal Church Offers Grants
Grace Episcopal Church announces the opening of the 2026 Fall Outreach Grants process. Any Erie County charitable organization (501)(c)(3) may request a grant from $500 to $2,000.
Grant guidelines and a simple grant application are available online. (www.gracesandusky.org) or at the church (315 Wayne Street, Sandusky).
Grants funded by Grace Church must be completed by September 1, 2027. Grantees will have the opportunity to share written and pictorial information of completed projects. Grant requests for funding that incorporate our values of outreach to the less fortunate, learning (children and adult), and sharing, will be given preference.
The grant application deadline is Tuesday, October 6, 2026 (postmarked). Checks will be distributed by December 31, 2026. For more information call the church office at (419) 625-6919. … See MoreSee Less
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Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost – 10:00 AM
Please join us In-Person or via our Live Stream Broadcast on Sept. 13, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. To view the service bulletin please visit our website: www.https://www.gracesandusky.org/ and click on the BOXCAST icon. Reprinted/Podcast/Streamed with Permission Under One License # A-738289. All Rights Reserved.
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Week of September 13 — The Rise of the Cross: THIS SUNDAY
This Sunday: The Rise of the Cross
There's still time to join us!
This Sunday, September 13 at 3:00 p.m., Grace Episcopal Church in Sandusky presents a special program accompanying The Rise of the Cross: The Symbol of Christianity From the Byzantine Empire and Beyond.
John M. Lawrence will share the history and stories behind his remarkable collection of authentic ancient crosses and antiquities—not reproductions.
Come see these fascinating objects up close and discover how the symbol of the cross developed across centuries and cultures.
TOMORROW• September 13 • 3:00 p.m.
Grace Episcopal Church • Sandusky
Free and open to the public.
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A Letter from Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe on the 25th Anniversary of 9/11
Dear People of God in The Episcopal Church:
Twenty-five years on, we live in a world shaped by 9/11. Our lament will never end for those who died in the attacks, those who gave of their lives in the days and weeks following, and those who still suffer. Our grief is particularly sharp on this historic anniversary.
We also mourn that, since that day in 2001, our common life has been deformed by division and fear of one another. Sometimes it seems that the chasm has become unbridgeable.
As Episcopalians, however, we know there is a better way. We saw it then in the extraordinary witness of first responders, and especially in the heroic relief ministry at our own St. Paul’s Chapel in lower Manhattan. We see it now across our church in countless ministries of reconciliation, peacemaking, and in our commitment to interfaith cooperation with our Muslim siblings in faith.
Even in the face of unimaginable evil and suffering, God calls us to be repairers of the breach and restorers of paths to dwell in. I pray that this commemoration of 9/11 renews our commitment to answer that call in our own lives and communities, and together as the body of Christ in the world.
The Most. Rev. Sean Rowe
Presiding Bishop
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Rest
Whenever we are weighed down with care, all we need do is to hand our burden to Christ, trusting him to carry it for us and with us. As the psalmist says, “Whenever I am afraid, I will put my trust in you.” A simple act of trust, a simple letting go, ushers us into the place of rest.
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