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worship with us

Worship on Sundays at 8AM, 9AM, and 10:30AM. Everyone is welcome! 

8AM Worship
in the Sanctuary

This is the service you remember growing up! Traditional liturgy with the creeds and weekly Communion. The message is the same for all of our services and we enjoy traditional hymns. Two great choirs, the New Life Singers and the Grace Bell Ensemble, alternate Sundays. Families are welcome!

9AM Worship
in the Activity Center

Worship experience with the Grace 9Gathering Praise Team and company! With thought-provoking visuals, interactive opportunities and meaningful messages from our pastors, you will be challenged and equipped for the week ahead.

10:30AM Worship
in the Sanctuary

Traditional worship with classical elements in music and word. Worship online from the beautiful Grace Sanctuary on Sundays at 10:30AM.

Christmas Eve Worship

Join us on Christmas Eve! ​​

12:00PM – Traditional service with communion featuring special music from the Grace Bell Ensemble

3:00PM – Experiential family-focused service with candle-lighting and music from the Children’s Music Ministry

5:00PM – Family-focused service with candle-lighting and music from the Grace Praise Team

8:00PM – Traditional service, candle-lighting, and special music featuring Nazarii and Myroslav Mykhailenko

10:00PM – Traditional service of Lessons and Carols, candle-lighting, and music from the Chancel Choir

The 5:00PM and 10:00PM worship services will be live streamed from our Sanctuary at youtube.com/@graceumcnaperville.

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One Worship Service

Sunday, December 28 at 9:00AM

Join us for one worship services only at 9:00AM in the Sanctuary. Everyone is welcome! Three services will resume on Sunday, January 4.

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.

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