Grace Episcopal Church

Grace Episcopal Church Join us in worship on Sunday mornings at 8am (Rite I) or 10 am (Rite II) Prayer helps us center our thoughts on God.

Our faith, worship and mission here at Grace Church are shaped by this congregation's long 150 year history on Wisconsin's capitol square and by our identity as a member parish of the Episcopal Church, the Anglican Communion and the Body of Christ. We invite you to visit our thoughtful and reverent worship services, held on Sunday morning and Wednesday afternoons. Within our beautiful sanctuary, y

ou will find a Sabbath opportunity to slow down and reflect, ponder God's ways, and feel a connection with those who have gone before us. Whatever your background is, you are most welcome to grow with us in understanding, gratitude, peace, and service to the Madison community and beyond. What to Expect:

When you visit one of our Sunday services, you will experience the richness of [traditional] Anglican worship, which involves all the senses. The sacred architecture, the music of choir and organ, the sun streaming through stained glass windows, and the liturgy of the Book of Common Prayer. The colorful and dramatic action of the service is designed to annually follow the life of Christ and to encourage those who seek Him. The Eucharist, (or Holy Communion) celebrated weekly, is open to all who are baptized in any Christian tradition. On any given Sunday, we are all at different stages in our spiritual journeys. Grace warmly welcomes people from all -- or no -- religious background. Casual attire is welcome and you can sit, stand, or kneel as you feel comfortable; participate in singing and responsive reading or simply listen. If you are free to stay for coffee hour after the service, you'll have a chance to meet our members of our congregation and clergy.

Aren’t our new windows and wall lovely?
08/19/2026

Aren’t our new windows and wall lovely?

Today's sermon:
08/09/2026

Today's sermon:

It was the summer after my junior year of college and I was doing what I had done every summer since I hit my teens—I’d given up my books and schoolwork for a hammer and nail apron and took my plac…

MOSES' statement on the killing of Corey Ruiz:
07/25/2026

MOSES' statement on the killing of Corey Ruiz:

MOSES Statement about the Killing of Corey Ruiz July 23, 2026 by Saundra Brown, MOSES President MOSES grieves the killing of Corey Ruiz by a Madison police officer, who shot […]

My statement on the police killing of Corey Ruiz:
07/25/2026

My statement on the police killing of Corey Ruiz:

July 25, 2026 The Feast of St. James the Apostle My siblings in Christ: We are grieving, heartbroken, angered by the shooting death of Corey Ruiz this week. His death is mourned by all of us, but e…

Today's sermon:
07/05/2026

Today's sermon:

I wonder how many of you were like me on Tuesday morning, watching your news feed with dread as we waited for the latest Supreme Court decisions. That dread deepened with the announcement of the fi…

My sermon for June 28:
07/05/2026

My sermon for June 28:

June 21, 2026 We’ve been reading the story of Abraham these past few weeks, and today we hear the most dramatic episode in his story. Indeed, this may be one of the most dramatic stories in all of …

My sermon for June 21:
07/05/2026

My sermon for June 21:

June 21, 2026 “When the water in the skin was gone, she cast the child under one of the bushes. Then she went and sat down opposite him a good way off, about the distance of a bowshot; for she said…

Last Sunday's sermon:
06/18/2026

Last Sunday's sermon:

What would you do if three strange men appeared at your front door this afternoon? Would you welcome them in, offer them a shower and a meal, and somewhere to rest? Or would you send them away with…

Last Sunday's Sermon:
06/12/2026

Last Sunday's Sermon:

Caravaggio, The Call of St. Matthew 1599-1600, Wikimedia commons Let me begin by providing some orientation for you. Today, we enter the long season after Pentecost, which continues right until Nov…

We are very happy to welcome Catalyst for Change to Grace as the organization operating the daytime program, Down for Ch...
06/01/2026

We are very happy to welcome Catalyst for Change to Grace as the organization operating the daytime program, Down for Change, in our lower level. Learn more about their work on Capitol Square and around Madison at their open house today.

Address

116 W Washington Avenue
Madison, WI
53703

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 12pm
Tuesday 10am - 12pm
Wednesday 10am - 12pm
Thursday 10am - 12pm
Friday 10am - 12pm
Sunday 7:45am - 12:30pm

Telephone

(608) 255-5147

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