Grace Orwigsburg
Sundays @ 9:00 and 10:30am
Grace Tremont
Sundays @ 9:00am
Grace Online
Sundays @ 9:00 and 10:30am
Visiting a new church can feel overwhelming and intimidating, but knowing what to expect can help make things better.
At Grace Free Church, you’re going to find people just like you. People from every walk of life. People from all over the county. People who are going through the same things that you are.
Grace Groups are friends who feel like family.
Hope. Prayer. Learning from mistakes and not letting them define you. Knowing you don’t have to figure it all out on your own. Being brave. Being honest. Being loved.
Grace Groups are life, and it’s not meant to be lived alone.
We've gone to great lengths to create amazing kid's programming for your children every Sunday morning.They're going to be a part of a learning environment that's developmentally age-appropriate.
Most importantly, we have taken great care to create safe environments for your children, where they're going to have a lot of fun and learn from the Bible in a way that helps them grow spiritually.
Grace Youth creates a space for teens to be with their friends, make new friends, and develop relationships with others.
It also gives them a place to ask really big questions and have conversations about things that matter, all while helping them follow Jesus a little bit more.
It's exciting, relational, and inspiring. Welcome to Grace Youth.
You don't have to fix someone's entire situation to make a meaningful difference. In the story of Naaman, everything starts with an unnamed young girl who has every reason to stay quiet, bitter, or focused on her own pain. Instead, she notices someone else's need and simply speaks up. Her brief comment sets Naaman on a journey that ultimately leads not only to physical healing, but to recognizing God for himself. Her story shows us what it can look like to live with a proactive spirit, a confident faith, and a loving heart. We may never know how God will use a conversation, an encouraging word, a small act of kindness, or simply showing up for someone. Our job isn't to change someone's world on our own—it's to pay attention, care enough to get involved, and trust God with what happens next.