Grace Episcopal Church
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Clergy and Staff
- The Rt. Rev. Robert Gepert, bishop of the diocese of western michigan
- The Very Rev. Daniel P. Richards, rector and local dean, drichards@gracetc.org
- The Rev. Katheryn King, associate rector of pastoral care, kking@gracetc.org
- Dr. Rosemary Hagan, director of adult formation and grace springs foundation, rhagan@gracetc.org
- Mrs. Catherine Turnbull, director of children and youth formation, cturnbull@gracetc.org
- Mrs. Ann Hackett, parish administrator, ahackett@gracetc.org
- Mrs. Erika Shenk-Tessin, parish secretary and administrative assistant, eshenk@gracetc.org
- Mrs. Linnea Stiffler, intern
- Mrs. Margie Hunter, choir director, mhunter@gracetc.org
- Mrs. Kathy Will, joyful noise children’s choir director, kwill@gracetc.org
- Mrs. Kathryn Christian, grace harmony director, kchristian@gracetc.org
- Mr. Steven Larson, organist, slarson@gracetc.org
| We are an Episcopal church in the Diocese of Western Michigan. We are Episcopal Christians, which means that we worship God known in Jesus Christ and present to us in the Holy Spirit. We are disciples of Jesus, which means that we worship and pray as his disciples did, that we try to discover what he says about God and us and how to live, and then we try to live that way. We err on the side of social justice when we can. We welcome all to the table to be a part of his disciples and in the sacraments to become a part of his Body. The sacraments don’t make that happen, but the Holy Spirit does and our participating in worship and acts of obedience reveal, seal, and make public that work. We let everyone in. That is our strength and weakness. It means that we have to grow up and live with people who are different and have varying opinions, and we have to submit ourselves to something bigger, Christ’s call to love and discipleship. |