Welcome to Christmas at the Warner

See you today at 2pm or 4:30pm

Welcome to Christmas at the Warner. I’m so glad you’ve joined us this year. It’s been a long time since we’ve been together and we are excited to be here once again! As you sing the Christmas carols and experience this service, we hope your eyes will be opened to the depth and beauty of God’s love for you.

One of the things we like to do at Christmas at the Warner is to give back to a local non-profit. This year, we have chosen the Mercy Center for Women. Please consider blessing them with a monetary gift before you leave if you can. You can tap the “GIVE” button throughout this digital program.

I pray that this time together will draw your heart closer to Jesus. You aren’t here by accident! This may be your best Christmas ever!

Again, I’m so glad you’re here with us tonight. Merry Christmas!

– Pastor Derek

Is your child having a hard time sitting in the service? No problem! We love kids, but we know it can be difficult for you as parents. Feel free to stop by our family area on the balcony level. There are toys and activities for your child, or you could simply take a quiet time out together. You can also feel free to roam the hallways and take a break.

On January 1, there will be no in-person services at Grace. Instead, through our regular broadcasts and whoisgrace.com/worshipathome, we will provide a unique experience you can view with friends, family, or your LifeGroup that will set you up for a successful New Year. It’s all about getting your calendar prepared! As Pastor Derek says, “Setting your calendar can be the most spiritual thing you can do.”

New Year,
New Times

Our service times are changing on January 8

Grace Harborcreek and Grace McKean:
Sundays at 9:00am and 11:00am 

Grace Online (online.whoisgrace.com):
Sundays at 12:30pm 

Facebook and YouTube Broadcast:
Sundays live at 8:30am, then on-demand throughout the day 

Local TV Broadcast Schedule:
Sundays WICU 7:00am | WSEE 8:00am | ENN+ 11:00a

The goal at Mercy Center is to empower women to become self-sufficient through supportive services like case management, education, life skills, and safe and supportive transitional housing for residents and their children to focus on turning their lives around.