God Loves You.
No Exceptions.

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You’ll find Grace Church Sandusky to be a warm and welcoming community situated midway between Cleveland and Toledo on Lake Erie. Our motto is “God Loves You. No Exceptions.” Some of us have been members of Grace for generations. Some were baptized at Grace, others were married here, and others have joined us throughout stages of their lives. Families continue to gather for worship at our location just blocks from Sandusky Bay year after year and return to our church for holiday services.

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Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost and Holy Baptism – 10:00 AM

Please join us In-Person or via our Live Stream Broadcast on Aug. 23, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. To view the service bulletin please visit our website: www.https://www.gracesandusky.org/ and click on the BOXCAST icon. Reprinted/Podcast/Streamed with Permission Under One License # A-738289. All Rights Reserved.

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Attention
Idols muffle awareness of God’s presence. We can make an idol out of anything. Work, hobbies, or avocation may become an idol. When a family member or colleague or neighbor says “I can’t get your attention” or “Did you hear me?” or “Listen!” that indicates a problem. If I don’t hear the people around me, how am I hearing God?

Br. Luke Ditewig, SSJE
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Attention
Idols muffle awareness of God’s presence. We can make an idol out of anything. Work, hobbies, or avocation may become an idol. When a family member or colleague or neighbor says “I can’t get your attention” or “Did you hear me?” or “Listen!” that indicates a problem. If I don’t hear the people around me, how am I hearing God?

Br. Luke Ditewig, SSJE

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