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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Worship is at the heart of our identity at Grace. Here we cherish tradition in form and music, and these indeed are our heritage.
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Hope
The source of hope is God. We will never lose hope. We can lose touch with hope or misplace our experience of hope, but hope is never lost. Hope abides with us, because hope is of God.
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Twenty-Fourth Sunday after Pentecost – 10:00 AM
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Grace Episcopal Church – Sandusky, OhioNov 8, 9:50amTwenty-Fourth Sunday after Pentecost – 10:00 AM
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Inclusion
At some point in your life, you will feel excluded, alone, isolated. But the promise of God is not a life of exclusion and isolation. It is the promise of welcome, of inclusion, of being brought home, of being given an everlasting name.
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