Grace UMC's
naperville, Il campus
There’s nothing better than time together! We’re excited to welcome you to our community as we gather in-person at our Naperville campus.
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worship with us
We would love to have you worship with us in-person on Sunday mornings at at 8AM, 9AM, and 10:30AM at our Naperville campus.
If you can’t join us in-person, we invite you to join us via our Digital Campus.
Coming up in worship
Remarkably Found Sermon Series
Sunday, June 7 through Sunday, June 28
What can an octopus, a flock of sheep, an unlikely space creature, and a marmalade-loving bear teach us about God?
We invite you to join us for Remarkably Found, a four-week sermon series exploring faith through some of the most remarkable creatures in stories and film.
Together we'll discover:
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What it means to be truly seen
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Why we need each other
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How God meets us in our loneliness
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The transforming power of persistent goodness
Our journey begins with Remarkably Bright Creatures, a moving story about grief, healing, unexpected friendships, and the God who sees us even in our deepest places.
We continue the next few weeks with reflections on these movies:
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The Sheep Detectives
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Project Hail Mary
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Paddington 2
Consider watching these movies and come ready to explore how God uses the most unexpected creatures to reveal profound truths about ourselves, our neighbors, and God's love.
Summer Outdoor Worship
Sunday, July 5 at 10:00AM with Faith, Food, and Fun to follow
Sunday, August 2 and Sunday, September 6 at 9:00AM
Join us for outdoor worship in the field with Music, Holy Communion, and God's Great Outdoors! There will be no 8:00AM or 9:00AM worship on July 5, and no 8:00AM worship on August 2 and September 6. In the event of inclement weather, we will gather in the Sanctuary. We will also have worship at 10:30AM in the Sanctuary and on livestream on August 2 and September 6.
communion
Communion is served once a month. All are invited to receive Communion; you do not need to be United Methodist or a member of this congregation, and there is no age requirement. It is the Lord's Supper, not ours, and it is Christ who invites you. Typically, small pieces of bread are broken from a common loaf, dipped in a cup, and given to those partaking in Communion. We are sensitive to the needs of our congregation; we use grape juice instead of wine, and have gluten-free elements available.
