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Cradle Roll
The "awkward age" in the life of the church are those years between Holy Baptism and the beginning of Sunday School. Parents try to fulfill their parental responsibilities and take seriously those baptismal promises and bring their new son or daughter to church. At Grace we have also pledged to keep that son or daughter in front of the congregation in those early years by developing a "Cradle Roll" where at least once a year, we recognize those young people and their "baby steps" of faith. For more information about the Cradle Roll, please contact the church office.

Sunday School
Sunday School is open to children from Preschool through fifth grade. Grade Lutheran uses a lectionary-based curriculum, Whirl, for its Sunday School program, which means that the readings during worship provide the basis for the Sunday School lesson. Classes begin at 10:0 a.m. and conclude each Sunday with the pastor leading the children into church to begin worship. We welcome and encourage new registrations throughout the year. Please contact the church office for more information.






First Communion






Vacation Bible School, 2019




Youth Scholarships
2022-2023
Rylee Burns - Cecil College
Shannon Dwyer - Montclair State University
Christyn Trimblett - NJCU
Jordan Fiuza - Rhode Island University


Adult Education
Monday Morning Bible Study
Join us for a weekly reflection and study of the readings for the following Sunday. The study begins at 11:00 a.m. and is open to the community. No previous knowledge of the Scriptures is necessary, just a believing heart!!
Saturday Morning Bible Study
The study is open to the community and meets on the third Saturday morning of the month at 10:00 a.m. at Grace. These studies are short overviews of various books of the bible.
Book Club
The Book Club meets on the second Friday of the month at 7:00 p.m. Book suggestions are always welcome. Please come join us!
Bethel Bible Series - New Testament
The Bethel Series offers an excellent tool to enhance the biblical literacy within Christian congregations nationally and internationally. The study uses a historical approach to the Hebrew-Christian heritage of faith with an overview of the Old and New Testaments. Hermeneutics, the study of the Scriptures in the context of the period in which they were written, brings a new understanding of the biblical narrative.

500th Anniversary of the Reformation


An Introduction to the Parables
The Ungrateful Laborers

An Introduction to the Parables.
Presented by
Professor Garwood P. Anderson, Ph.D.
Nashotah House Theological Seminary
The Parable of the Pesky Widow

That Conniving Business
The Parable of the Lost