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"O Holy Night", the night of our dear Savior's birth. Join a time of reverent worship of God and the Christ child. This is a Celtic style service, where all are welcome.
Come join an hour of family-friendly worship as we celebrate the birth of Jesus. Every child - no matter how young or how old - can participate in the live reenactment of the Christmas story. You won't want to miss a telling of a special "Night Before Christmas", and we will sing your favorite Christmas carols. Everyone is welcome!
“Blue Christmas" is a service which offers a quiet time of reflection for those who may feel sad, lonely or are grieving during the holidays. The short days, coupled with memories of departed loved ones may contribute to these feelings. Offered on the longest night of the year, this is a time of soft worship, gentle on the spirit, warm on the soul.
Fall Market at Grace will be held on Saturday, October 6, in LeeMont Hall. The annual event will include sale of flower arrangements and wreathes, fresh cheeses, Davis Family Chicken Salad, soups, baked goods and a host of other favorite foods. We will sell ever-popular homemade casseroles again this year and will offer a variety of them in individual portion size in addition to family size.
Join us - all of us - for One Flock, One Shepherd. Grace's two Sunday morning congregations will worship together this Sunday at 10 am, followed by a covered-dish brunch. Come meet the flock, worship the shepherd and be fed.
Whoever you are, you are welcome here at Grace this Easter. Worship at 9 and 11 am.
Alleluia! Christ is Risen! Join Calvary UMC at the Hunting Creek dock for an Easter Sunrise Service. There will be coffee and doughnuts at Calvary following. The Dock is at the end of Hopkins Road, just past Calvary Church.
Join the fun at Metompkin Elementary School. Sponsored by Accomack County Parks & Rec.
We Remember... we remember the crucifixion, the execution of Jesus on the cross. We gather in the sanctuary, where all are welcome.
We remember... we remember the Last Supper, Jesus' final act of service and his prayers for his followers. In the Sanctuary, where all are welcome.
Join in a time of community prayer. All are welcome, and included. Meets in the Chapel.
Join the palm branch parade as the crowd sings, "Jesus rode into Jerusalem! Hosanna! Hosanna!" Our casual service begins at 9 am in the Chapel; a traditional service is in the Sanctuary at 11 am.
Join in a time of community prayer. All are welcome, and included. Meets in the Chapel.
Join in a time of community prayer. All are welcome, and included. Meets in the Chapel.
Join in a time of community prayer. All are welcome, and included. Meets in the Chapel.
Join in a time of community prayer. All are welcome, and included. Meets in the Chapel.
Pastor Alan will be available in the Grace sanctuary from 7 to 8 am and from noon until 1 pm, on Wednesday, February 14, to place a cross of ashes on the forehead of those who wish. The weekly Prayer Service will take place in the Chapel at the usual 8 am time, and ashes will be given then, too. The use of ashes as an outward sign of mortality and repentance has a long history in Jewish and Christian worship.
Good food & fellowship at our weekly Wednesday Night Dinners. This week: Meat Loaf, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Peas, Rolls, & Lemon Bars. Cost is $8 per adult, just $4 for children 6-12, and children under 6 are free.
Join us at 11 am New Year's Eve for a festive celebration of the Christmas story, told with the familiar and beloved Bible stories and carols. Our combined congregation will gather together for this meaningful hour of worship. (There will be no 9 am service this morning.)
Come join an hour of family-friendly worship as we celebrate the birth of Jesus. Every child - no matter how young or how old - can participate in the live reenactment of the Christmas story. You won't want to miss a telling of a special "Night Before Christmas", and we will sing your favorite Christmas carols. Everyone is welcome!
You are invited to our 11 am "traditional" worship service in the Grace sanctuary. Enjoy the historic pipe organ, special music by the choir, and our final preparations for Christ's coming. You are welcome here.
Come worship with us in the intimate Chapel during our regular early morning worship. We remember the coming of Christ in song and scripture, as we complete our journey to Bethlehem.
Come join us for some old-fashioned fun as we Christmas Carol around Parksley.
Enjoy a complete and filling Thanksgiving Dinner with friends and family from the community, at the Parksley Fire House. This is a free dinner. Everyone is invited.
The Annual Parksley Community Thanksgiving Service at Parksley Baptist Church. Grace UMC Pastor Alan Layman will be preaching, and the combined choirs will be singing. All are welcome
Join us for the annual trunk or treat and free hot dogs and drinks.
