The Choir & Choristers of Grace Church wish many happy returns to our friend Dr. Barry Rose, who celebrates his 90th birthday today! Here are a few photos of Dr. Rose working with our choristers back in February of this year!
Today is Ascension Day! This special feast day is our 'Feast of Title' and the Sunday that falls closest to Ascension Day. We will observe this feast this coming Sunday at both our 8am and 10am services. We hope you join us!
Our choristers got a little inside tour of the back Gallery Organ in honor of the announcement made today that Grace Church has received a generous gift of $2 million towards our organ restoration & renovation project. This gift will allow us to sign a contract and begin work!
In addition to our regular 8am and 10am services we have our final Choral Evensong of the choir season this coming Sunday at 4pm as well as Choral Compline at 8pm. We hope you join us!
Happy Easter! We hope you join us at our 10am Eucharist with Choir, Brass, and Timpani followed by an Easter Egg Hunt for Children and Youth during Coffee Hour!
Today is Holy Saturday, and we hope you join us for the Great Easter Vigil tonight at 8:00 PM! This beautiful service of candlelight and chant includes the joyful proclamation of Easter and is followed by a festive champagne and sweets reception in The Pavilion!
Join us tomorrow (March 27, Spy Wednesday) at 8pm for a service of shadows and candlelight known as The Office of Tenebrae! This unique liturgy features the gradual extinguishing of candles, Gregorian chant, and unaccompanied polyphony sung by the men of the Grace Church Schola.
Today we observed Palm Sunday at our morning services marking the transition from Lent into Passiontide and Holy Week. We hope you join us for the many unique services over the next few days that provide a prayerful journey towards the Feast of the Resurrection on Easter Day!
Join us this evening (March 21) at 6pm for the final Lenten Contemplative Eucharist in the series. Parishioner and UMass-Dartmouth professor Matthew Sneider will offer a reflection-meditation on two works titled "Compianto" by Giotto and Niccolo dell'Arca. A light supper follows