Grace Episcopal Church
Tuesday, February 18, 2020
Welcoming All into God's Peace Together
 GRACE IS THE
CEREAL AND MILK
CHURCH!
 St. Luke's/St. Paul's and
St. John's Food Pantries
in Bridgeport urgently
need donations of
groceries but cereal
seems to go fast.
Please bring a box
or more of cereal
and shelf stable milk
to the main entrance
and we will deliver
your donation.
Highlights:
Father Paul's Sermon
from
January 26, 2020
GODLY PLAY
Children 4 and older
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2
12:30 pm
and follows a schedule
of every other Sunday.
FEBRUARY 2
CELEBRATION
OF CANDLEMAS
and music.
Jesus as the
Light of the World.
At the 12:30 Eucharist
FEBRUARY 9
Grace
Annual Meeting
Following the
12:30 service
THE NOISY
COLLECTION
Coming soon!
Please start saving
your change for
this special outreach
collection.
CAMP WASHINGTON
Winter Wonderland
Weekend - Feb 14-16
Save the date...
Caroline House
STARRY NIGHT
April 17
at The Inn at
Longshore,
Westport
and so much more...
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Grace
Church
5958 Main St.
Trumbull CT
06611 Phone: 203-268-2809
Handicapped accessible
pews are located
at the front of
the sacristy.
Office hours:
Tuesday - Friday
12:00 to 3:00 p.m.
and by appointment
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12-Step Recovery
Grace Church feels strongly that we are called to support and encourage people who are in recovery – specifically those who are recovering from addictions, and their families. We feel particularly called to offer support spiritually, and Grace Church is a place to feel safe, welcomed and embraced.
There are AA meetings at Grace every day of the week. Meetings are held in a dedicated space — our lower level of Lewis Hall. Lewis Hall is located adjacent to the church and parking is behind the building and behind the church. This lower level has a kitchen area for coffee and snack preparation, a large main meeting room, a small conference/meditation room, and a private restroom.
We understand that the AA 12 Step program is a spiritual one. People in this program believe a spiritual Higher Power gives them strength, guidance, and understanding on their new journey in recovery. Some feel drawn to explore (or re-visit) God, Jesus, and Christian traditions. Others are curious about what the Episcopal church is all about and whether they might find peace here. At Grace, we extend our hand at all times, giving all people support in any way we can.
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