Grace Episcopal Church

We walk in the way of love to celebrate God’s diverse creation

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Rooted in tradition, open in spirit, united in Christ

As Episcopalians, we believe in and follow the teachings of Jesus,
whose life, death, and resurrection saved the world  

And we believe that God loves you – no exceptions


Sunday Worship at 10 am
This week's bulletin

We warmly invite you to join us in person or online via Facebook

Calendar

When is worship?

Join us on Sundays at 10 AM

Directions

Where is the church?

Find us on a map

Staff

Who's in charge?

Meet our leadership team

FAQ

What is an
Episcopalian

learn more

These things are central to our life together

Giving

time
talent
treasure

Responding to God’s generosity by sharing our resources

Contact

we are
here
for you

Connect with us to share prayer concerns or ask questions about the church

Outreach

a simple
calling
to serve

Living out our baptismal vows by loving our neighbors as ourselves

LGBTQIA

inclusive
welcoming
affirming

A safe and welcoming parish for whoever you are and wherever you are on your journey of faith

History

local
since
1883

Part of the Ellensburg community since before Washington became a state

Labyrinth

centering
contemplation
prayer

Walking the labyrinth to deepen our relationships and strengthen our community as we journey in faith

Arts

dalle de verre glass
quilt and batik 
Brombaugh, opus 16

Enriching our worship through stained glass and textiles and exquisite music

our mission

The members of Grace Episcopal Church embrace fully Christ’s message of loving others as ourselves by inviting and welcoming all to join in worship and fellowship; and by offering our gifts in service to the wider community.

Within our mission as a faith community we seek to:

Employ our resources to reach out to the marginalized, disenfranchised, and the needy

Provide one-on-one Christ-centered care to those experiencing life's difficulties

Continue to share our space with others who share our mission

Work together to ensure that our 'doors' are open to all

Offer meaningful and sacred worship services and formation
Land acknowledgement

We remember and honor the indigenous people of this land, the Yakama nation, including the Wapanum people, the original stewards of this land. 

They are our neighbors today, living, loving, working in this region still. We give thanks for them and commit to living as good neighbors with them.

May we always remember that the earth does not belong to us, it belongs to God, and we are all relatives in this life, called to be stewards together of God’s creation.

May we learn from past mistakes, and be instruments for justice and peace for all nations, tribes, and people in the world.