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Community
Groups are the
primary place of pastoral care and community building at Grace.
The groups include worship, Bible study, fellowship, and prayer.
Groups are meeting in several different neighborhoods in Seattle
on weeknights. Click here for
times, locations, leaders, and directions.
Grace
on Tap returns to The
Hopvine Pub (507
15th Ave E, a few blocks southeast of the church on Capitol
Hill) on Sunday, 18 May at 8:00 pm, featuring musical guest
Tim
Blonde. Make plans now to attend, and bring your friends!
(Due to the nature of the venue, we are unable to accommodate
persons under 21 at this event.)
Film
Club will meet at the Guild
45th Theatre on Monday, 19 May to view the award-winning
Son
of Rambow. Meet in the lobby at 7:10 pm; afterward,
we'll head across the street to Murphy's
Pub for an informal discussion. Contact/RSVP to Nikki
Visel (email,
206.369.5235).
Grace goes to SIFF:
Have you always wanted to attend the Seattle
Iinternational Film Festival, but been daunted by all
of the choices and crazy titles? Are you a SIFF aficionado
who wants to see a few films with your friends? This year’s
festival begins Thursday, 22 May and we’re planning
to see three films (one per week). Tickets are approximately
$10 each and must be purchased in advance. Stop by the table
in the lobby on Sundays for more information including titles,
times, and info on other ways to participate. Contact/RSVP
to Nikki Visel (email,
206.369.5235).
“Kids’ Stuff for Kids” Sale:
Between services on Sunday, 1 June we will have our semi-annual
sale where our older kids sell their clothing and toys that
they would like to pass on. Please come and shop—all
proceeds go to the Deacons’ Fund. If you are interested
in passing on some of your child’s things, please bring
them on the sale day! Contact Linn Haralson (email,
206.718.3982).
Food, beverages, and video footage of Michael dancing….
On Sunday, 1 June at 6:00 pm at Green
Bean Coffeehouse (210 N 85th St), come hear about the
recent Grace trip to Thailand. From chickens to tuk-tuks to
Hope wielding a hoe, you’ll experience and see what
we did. Email
Karissa Taylor.
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