On Oct. 3, GPMC resoundingly voted to call Rev. Dr. Jeff Lincicome as our next Pastor & Head of Staff! It was such a joyful day for us. We are filled with hope for our future and look forward to welcoming the Lincicome family when Pastor Jeff begins his ministry here on 1/3/22.
GPMC will be closed on Sun March 15 to limit the spread of Covid-19. This follows Gov. Whitmer's recommendations limiting gatherings of 100 people or more. For more details, check our website or Facebook page.
Exciting news! We are pleased to announce that Rev. Mark Diehl will be our Interim Pastor. Join us in worship on November 17 as we welcome him to GPMC! More details are available here: https://t.co/u6tYtKDquo
Due to power outage, the church building is closed Monday, July 22. Our phones and staff email are also down. Please contact Carol Marks if you have a pastoral emergency.
Want to worship from home? Rev. Susan Mozena's sermon is available here: https://t.co/Hm9VlUAEhO The bulletin, with music included, is available here: https://t.co/Q9ETuBIsSN
Grosse Pointe Memorial Church worship services are cancelled today, 7/21. We have no power in the building and the forecast indicates intermittent rain throughout the day, so neither of our worship spaces are safe. Our apologies! May God bless you and keep you this day and always
Hooray for the GPMC Deacons! From greeting at the door to delivering flowers and pouring coffee, they are a true embodiment of the hospitality to which Christ calls us. Thank you Bev Butler and Carol Marks for leading this group and thank you to the deacons!
We're grateful for Steve Voorhees, Mitch Groters, Frank Palazzolo, Steve Carrier and the 20 or so GPMCers working at Rebuilding Together over here on the East Side of Detroit!
Jim Hooper, Mike Huellmantel, Tim Butler, Mark Cory and the Back 40 getting ready for Pentecost Praiseapalooza on Sunday at 5. Join us at the Terrace for our 5 pm version of a cantata Sunday. Wear read for the Holy Spirit!
We are in for a treat this Sunday night (June 9). Anna Clark, author of The Poisoned City (named one of the best books of the year in 2018 by the Washington Post) is joining us for our Diversity Book Club from 6-7:30 pm on the Terrace at GPMC.
It's finally happening! After 6 years, we are on to our last capital campaign project. Renovation of Fellowship Hall has begun and will continue through the end of August. We can still use the library and Barbour Chapel for now. Thank to everyone who supported our projects
We start summer services tomorrow; 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on the Terrace, 10:30 in the sanctuary. We are blessing bikes (and scooters, strollers, rollers blades, etc.) tomorrow as we lessen our carbon footprint and celebrate the gift of our bodies.
Volunteers need to deliver them. Have a truck, a van, or be willing to help someone else who has one? Come to Hope between 8 and 9 am to organize deliveries. Make deliveries from 9-12 and 1-4. Store any extra mattresses from 4-5. Lunch will be provided. Need more info?