Blessed be God: the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit
And blessed be his kingdom, now and forever! Amen.

We worship together every Sunday at 800 Robinson Rd at 10:30 am
For youth under 18, we have Sunday School which begins at 9:30 am

You can find our livestreams here: Eucharist Services
The most recent will be at the top and
new services will begin at 10:30 each Sunday.

They can also be found on YouTube.


Join us this Sunday for worship. A service guide for worship
can be found here:
Eucharist Service Guide 
The readings can be found here: Sunday Readings
Readings: 1 Kings 19:15-23 Psalm 16 (BCP pg 283) Galatians 5:1, 13-25 Luke 9:51-62
If there is an issue with the livestream, please go here
For all of our previous worship services, click here


For other videos by Father Jeremiah, click here.

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COME AND WORSHIP WITH US!

10:30 AM ON SUNDAYS

The Place of Refuge, located at
800 Robinson Rd, Gastonia, NC.

At Grace Anglican, we worship our Lord Jesus using worship services from the Book of Common Prayer. As the name suggests, this book is full of written prayers and services that we use. Part of that Common Prayer is that we have different seasons of the church. We are now in the season after Pentecost! During this season we continue to hear of the teachings of Jesus and emphasize the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit in growing and building up the church.

We are a growing church in Gaston County, inviting all believers to come worship with us. We are a multigenerational church with a blended-style of worship who also follow forms of prayers and scripture readings that come out of the ancient church and the English Reformation.

We are reaching out to those who do not have a church family, those seeking an alternative in the Anglican tradition by standing  on the truth of Scripture, as well as those who do not presently worship in a church.

Click here or on the email link at the bottom of any page if you have any questions about us and our church.

 

 

We are a proud member of the Diocese of the Carolinas within the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA). Find out more by subscribing to our diocesan newsletter here.

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The Diocese of the Carolinas is also on Facebook.