CURRENT EVENTS
2026 ANNUAL REPORT
Thank you all for a wonderful year of ministry & serving God's people! A special thank you to all who were able to attend our annual meeting. Click the link below to review our annual report.
MEN'S GRILL & CHILL
Thursday, October 8th
6:30 pm
Bring something to grill and your favorite beverage
All are welcome!
GRACE BOOK CLUB
Our book for October is "Night" by Elie Wiesel. We will meet on October 6 at10 am in the Benedict Hall Conference Room to discuss.
If you read the book and are interested in joining us, you are welcome! We have some wonderful group discussions.
Questions? Contact Dick Cheatwood
DOK BIBLE STUDY: BOOK OF JAMES
The Daughters of the King is facilitating a six-week Bible Study of the book of James, using N. T. Wright’s “James” from N. T. Wright for Everyone Bible Study Guides. The book is available at a variety of outlets. This Bible Study is open to all in the community.
We will meet at 1p.m. in the Benedict Hall Conference Room each Wednesday beginning October 14 through November 18. Please feel free to bring your lunch. You may also like to attend the Noonday Eucharist in the Chapel. If you have any questions, please reach out to any Daughter.
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HOMELESS MINISTRY
Thank you for your help ongoing generosity and presently needed are the following items:
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Baby wipes
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Disposable razors
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Deodorant
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Bars of soap
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Protein bars
If you have any questions, please feel free to send an email to creativedonna2020@gmail.com.
CLAY KITCHEN AT ORANGE PARK SENIOR CENTER
Our next opportunity to serve will be Saturday, October 24. Interested in helping? Contact John Phillips at jphillips653@aol.com
CHANGE FOR CHANGE
For the month of October, our Change for Change focus will be SAFE ANIMAL SHELTER AND CLAY COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY. Cash, change or checks can be dropped off in the offering plate. If writing a check, please put "outreach" on the memo line.
We will also be collecting pet food and supplies. These can be dropped off in the bin in the narthex
CLOTHES CLOSET
The Clothes Closet accepts donations of adult and children's clothing in good condition, used linens (sheets and towels) and non-perishable food items.
Donations can be brought to the Narthex and left in the red wagon there. Items are picked up monthly and taken to the Clothes Closet.
GRACE FUND
What makes Grace Episcopal Day School special is the community we have built together. From the teachers who know and care for each child, to the families who show up for one another, Grace is a place where students are known, supported, challenged, and encouraged to grow. Your generosity helps make that experience possible and allows us to continue building a strong future for our school.
Each year, we invite parents, grandparents, alumni, faculty and staff, and friends of Grace to contribute to The Grace Fund, the foundation of giving at Grace. These gifts allow us to invest in the experiences, opportunities, and resources that make a Grace education so special.
Your Grace Fund gift directly impacts our students, faculty, and families, helping us provide an exceptional experience and continue investing in our community. Giving is also a vote of confidence in Grace and in our mission; a tangible way to say that you believe in what we are doing and want to help build what comes next.
"FOR WHERE TWO OR THREE ARE GATHERED IN MY NAME, THERE AM I AMONG THEM."
Matthew 18:20
