Overflow parking is available next door at the Harman Swim Center in the rear parking lot.

Sunday School for preschool through middle school age is available between services from 9:40-10:30 am.

Childcare is available every Sunday from 8:30 am to noon. Childcare may be requested for other community events a week in advance. 

Join Jessica Putland of the West Side Youth Collective and the Youth Solidarity Movement, an initiative of Together Lab, to learn how we can help create a deep sense of belonging for young people. While this workshop centers on supporting youth, people of all ages and walks of life are invited to attend.

Sunday School for preschool through middle school age is available between services from 9:40-10:30 am.

Childcare is available every Sunday from 8:30 am to noon. Childcare may be requested for other community events a week in advance. 

This month’s storyteller—Brittany Huckey (she/her)— will share perspectives on how being queer has affected her relationship with faith, the Bible, church, God, and herself. She will then be joined by a panel of queer conversation partners, followed by a Q&A session. All are welcome whether you are queer or straight/cis! Refreshments will be provided. Childcare is available by request at least one week in advance at office@spiritofgracepdx.org.

Sunday School for preschool through middle school age is available between services from 9:40-10:30 am.

Childcare is available every Sunday from 8:30 am to noon. Childcare may be requested for other community events a week in advance. 

Our forum between services will introduce the Lenten devotional created by Intern Pax, Journeying Towards Liberation Together, as well as our Lenten book study on James Cone's The Cross and the Lynching Tree. We'll explore the connection between these tools of violence and how the oppressed have resisted and created liberation despite the threats of empire.

Sunday School for preschool through middle school age is available between services from 9:40-10:30 am.

Childcare is available every Sunday from 8:30 am to noon. Childcare may be requested for other community events a week in advance. 

EcoFaith Recovery invites you to a practical, hopeful training to help households, congregations, and neighborhoods prepare together for emergencies so we’re not alone when crises come. Using Oregon’s Be 2 Weeks Ready program, this 90-minute session offers simple, doable, steps for preparedness while strengthening relationships and mutual aid.  A light lunch will be available at noon, and a raffle will be held at the end for some free disaster supplies. Learn more and register here.

Our Lenten season will begin with a soup supper featuring soup and bread by Chef Ed Fuentes in partnership with Thrivent. A freewill offering will benefit the emergency needs of students at McKay Elementary School.

Lent has traditionally been a season of the church year in which we prepare for the Easter celebration by turning our hearts to God through prayer, fasting, and acts of service. This Lenten season we are offering the following opportunities:

• Intern Pax has compiled this year's Lenten Devotional, Journeying Towards Liberation Together, with submissions from our community. They will be available at the Ash Wednesday service, if not sooner. Email Intern Pax for instructions on getting a digital copy. 

• Continue to join us every Wednesday of Lent, February 25 through March 25, at 7 pm for a 30-minute worship service reflecting on James Cone's book The Cross and the Lynching Tree, exploring the connection between these tools of violence and how the oppressed have resisted and created liberation despite the threats of empire.

• Further small group study of the book will be available before the Wednesday evening services at 5:45 pm. If you are interested in participating, please sign up on the clipboard in the entry hall this Sunday or email Intern Pax.

This service will be followed by a community potluck from 9:45-10:30.

This service will be preceded by a community potluck from 9:45-10:30.

Lent has traditionally been a season of the church year in which we prepare for the Easter celebration by turning our hearts to God through prayer, fasting, and acts of service.

Join us every Wednesday of Lent through March 25, at 7 pm for a 30-minute worship service reflecting on James Cone's book The Cross and the Lynching Tree, exploring the connection between these tools of violence and how the oppressed have resisted and created liberation despite the threats of empire.

Further small group study of the book will be available before the Wednesday evening services at 5:45 pm. If you are interested in participating, please sign up on the clipboard in the entry hall or email Intern Pax.

Lent has traditionally been a season of the church year in which we prepare for the Easter celebration by turning our hearts to God through prayer, fasting, and acts of service.

Join us every Wednesday of Lent through March 25, at 7 pm for a 30-minute worship service reflecting on James Cone's book The Cross and the Lynching Tree, exploring the connection between these tools of violence and how the oppressed have resisted and created liberation despite the threats of empire.

Further small group study of the book will be available before the Wednesday evening services at 5:45 pm. If you are interested in participating, please sign up on the clipboard in the entry hall or email Intern Pax.

Lent has traditionally been a season of the church year in which we prepare for the Easter celebration by turning our hearts to God through prayer, fasting, and acts of service.

Join us every Wednesday of Lent through March 25, at 7 pm for a 30-minute worship service reflecting on James Cone's book The Cross and the Lynching Tree, exploring the connection between these tools of violence and how the oppressed have resisted and created liberation despite the threats of empire.

Further small group study of the book will be available before the Wednesday evening services at 5:45 pm. If you are interested in participating, please sign up on the clipboard in the entry hall or email Intern Pax.

Lent has traditionally been a season of the church year in which we prepare for the Easter celebration by turning our hearts to God through prayer, fasting, and acts of service.

Join us every Wednesday of Lent through March 25, at 7 pm for a 30-minute worship service reflecting on James Cone's book The Cross and the Lynching Tree, exploring the connection between these tools of violence and how the oppressed have resisted and created liberation despite the threats of empire.

Further small group study of the book will be available before the Wednesday evening services at 5:45 pm. If you are interested in participating, please sign up on the clipboard in the entry hall or email Intern Pax.

Lent has traditionally been a season of the church year in which we prepare for the Easter celebration by turning our hearts to God through prayer, fasting, and acts of service.

Join us every Wednesday of Lent through March 25, at 7 pm for a 30-minute worship service reflecting on James Cone's book The Cross and the Lynching Tree, exploring the connection between these tools of violence and how the oppressed have resisted and created liberation despite the threats of empire.

Further small group study of the book will be available before the Wednesday evening services at 5:45 pm. If you are interested in participating, please sign up on the clipboard in the entry hall or email Intern Pax.