Grace Anglican Church

Grace Anglican Church We are a growing Gaston County church affiliated with the Anglican Church of North America. We meet in the chapel at Place of Refuge.

We now have a youth Sunday School that begins at 9:30 am. Communion service begins at 10:30 am. Our congregation is multi-generational and our worship service, which is traditional, seeks to glorify God and to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Children’s Sunday School and childcare are provided. We are reaching out to those seeking a new church family, those seeking an alternative to worship in t

he Anglican tradition by standing on the truth of Scripture, as well as to those who are presently not attending a church.

What happens we Jesus calls upon his disciples to pray for laborers to go out into the harvest? He turns around and send...
06/17/2026

What happens we Jesus calls upon his disciples to pray for laborers to go out into the harvest? He turns around and sends them! He gives us his grace and call in order that we might go out in our own lives to make him known.

Jesus tells his disciples to pray for laborers to go out bring a harvest of salvation. He then sends them out in light of their prayers. But they go with grace, they go as sinners saved by the very grace that they put forward to their hearers. We too go out with grace that overcomes all our sinfulne

Jesus as the Great Physician is the one who can heal our souls. Yet, in the great mystery of faith, that healing does no...
06/09/2026

Jesus as the Great Physician is the one who can heal our souls. Yet, in the great mystery of faith, that healing does not happen unless we actually have an inkling of our need. Too easily do we slip into thinking we don't need healing because the outside seems alright, but inwardly, sin creates havok.

When Jesus called Matthew to be his disciples, the Pharisees were upset that the was a great feast in the aftermath. All kinds of various sinners they didn’t care for were having a meal with Jesus. Jesus’ response is one we all know so well, “Those who are well have no need of a physician, but...

Did you know that the Church remembers St. Boniface today? He was the monk/missionary who chopped down the Thor tree to ...
06/05/2026

Did you know that the Church remembers St. Boniface today? He was the monk/missionary who chopped down the Thor tree to prove that Jesus was more powerful than Thor. He then used the wood to build a small chapel. Check out Fr. Jeremiah's video about this:

Father Jeremiah tells the story of St. Boniface and his relentless ...

Sunday was Trinity Sunday and so Father Jeremiah spent time examining the importance of God being triune and how Father,...
06/02/2026

Sunday was Trinity Sunday and so Father Jeremiah spent time examining the importance of God being triune and how Father, Son, and Spirit, relate to us. May you be blessed in your hearing that you might know our God more!

What’s so important about the doctrine of the Trinity? Is it really necessary for salvation? Can’t we know God without knowing anything about the Trinity? Through the witness of Scripture, we are confronted with the reality that the one true God is three persons: The Father, the Son, and the Hol...

This Sunday is Trinity Sunday, a day in the Church calendar set aside to reflect and remind ourselves of the beauty of t...
05/31/2026

This Sunday is Trinity Sunday, a day in the Church calendar set aside to reflect and remind ourselves of the beauty of the Triune God that we serve and worship, who has accomplished our redemption.

Join us for worship on Trinity Sunday!You can give online here:https://tithe.ly/give?c=1479601A service guide can be found here:https://www.dropbox.com/scl/f...

On Pentecost Sunday, we heard about the coming of the Holy Spirit to the Apostles, but also heard that there is an ongoi...
05/26/2026

On Pentecost Sunday, we heard about the coming of the Holy Spirit to the Apostles, but also heard that there is an ongoing Pentecost for us believers today. Find out more below:

What happens when we see that the coming of the Holy Spirit isn’t a one time event in our lives, but an ongoing reality? It’s like the children going to Narnia and breathing the air and finding themselves strengthened for whatever they have been called to do. Likewise, we are called to have an o...

Pentecost Sunday is here! Today we celebrate and remember the outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles and the wo...
05/24/2026

Pentecost Sunday is here! Today we celebrate and remember the outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles and the work of the Holy Spirit in our daily lives.

Join us for worship on Pentecost Sunday!You can give online here:https://tithe.ly/give?c=1479601A service guide can be found here:https://www.dropbox.com/scl...

Morning Prayer for today begins at 10 am. You can watch and listen with the livestream.
05/22/2026

Morning Prayer for today begins at 10 am. You can watch and listen with the livestream.

Join Father Jeremiah as he leads Morning Prayer on May 22, 2026Yo...

Morning Prayer livestream today at 10 am. Come and join Fr. Jeremiah on it!
05/21/2026

Morning Prayer livestream today at 10 am. Come and join Fr. Jeremiah on it!

Join Father Jeremiah as he leads Morning Prayer on May 21, 2026Yo...

As we move ever closer to Pentecost, we finish our brief time in 1 Peter concluding with St. Peter's reminder to not be ...
05/19/2026

As we move ever closer to Pentecost, we finish our brief time in 1 Peter concluding with St. Peter's reminder to not be surprised at the fiery trial that comes upon us. How are we then to respond to this trail? How do we respond to mockery and persecution in this life? St. Peter, throughout his epistle, but especially here directs us to Christ's suffering and ours being caught up in it so that we can rejoice at his work in us.

As we finish our time in 1 Peter, he tells that there will be fiery trials that happen to us for our testing and that we will be mocked for our faith and tempted to turn away. Yet, St. Peter tells us how to respond to all of this. We are to rejoice in suffering with Christ and find blessing in that

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800 Robinson Road
Gastonia, NC
28056

Opening Hours

10:30am - 12:30pm
9:30pm - 10:15am

Telephone

(704) 460-4839

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