VA Eastern Shore Exploration

03/02/2022

Come on out for Ashes to Go in Onley, off Lankford Highway at the old Verizon store. We're here til 5 pm and ready with ashes and conversation!

02/19/2022

We were at Gargatha Landing to watch the Antares shuttle launch at 12:40 pm today, and we prayed for the success of this unmanned resupply mission, which is also carrying experiments to the ISS.

02/07/2022

Join us at Gargatha Landing for fellowship before the launch!

02/05/2022

Getting ready for Game Night! Join us at Onley Town Center tonight from 6-9 pm if you're on the Shore! We'll have games and snacks, and all are welcome.

02/01/2022

A song of lament in light of today's school shootings...our prayers are rising up to God.

Lament: My Heart is Breaking with music by Mark Miller and words by Adam M.L. Tice.https://www.giamusic.com/store/resource/lament-my-heart-is-breaking-pdf-du...

01/28/2022

Please check out our webiste and feel free to share.

We are a small, growing community of people on Virginia's Eastern Shore exploring fellowship in Jesus while opening our arms to all. Yes, all are welcome: every ethnicity, gender, sexuality, ability, age, class, immigration status. We are all one in Christ's love.

01/15/2022

Inspired by words crafted by Faith Lutheran Church in Salisbury, MD, here is our message of welcome.

01/15/2022

Our conversation starter on Kristee's t-shirt worked! Can you guess the new puzzles?

01/15/2022

Thank you Misconstrued printing for the wonderful shirts that Kristee and Melissa will proudly wear!

12/25/2021

"O Holy Night" started as a French hymn in 1847, and when it was translated into English in 1855, the song became especially popular in the US with abolitionists because of these words in the third verse:

"Truly He taught us to love one another;
His law is Love and His gospel is Peace;
Chains shall he break, for the slave is our brother,
And in his name all oppression shall cease,
Sweet hymns of joy in grateful Chorus raise we;
Let all within us praise his Holy name!
Christ is the Lord, then ever, ever praise we!
His pow'r and glory, evermore proclaim!"

This Christmas, may we all experience the true freedom of Christ our Liberator and Redeemer. Amen!

12/21/2021

We hear all about the joy and celebration, but Christmas can also be a time of sorrow and grief.

That's the spirit behind a "Longest Night" service-- to come with these emotions to God and be comforted in God's presence, knowing we're not alone.

Please join in this Longest Night online service tonight if you would like: all are welcome.

https://www.facebook.com/1634822060090124/posts/3045550575683925/

Join us on Zoom tonight at 7pm on Zoom for Longest Night Evening Prayer.

This is meant to be a safe place to be honest about the fact that some of us may feel "blue" this holiday season, but that God loves us still!

Join via computer/tablet/smartphone by clicking this link: us02web.zoom.us/j/83402664022?pwd=VnZxM01tSS9WZUFiRTlIU1d5SGFzUT09 (Passcode: Grace).

Join via phone by calling 646-558-8656 and entering the Meeting ID: 834 0266 4022 and Passcode: 596350

ETA: The bulletin can be downloaded at http://www.gracelutheranchesapeake.org/news--upcoming-events