This summer, we are leaning into a new practice of embodying a season of sabbath rest for our whole community. For the month of July, we will be simplifying things on Sunday mornings so that almost no volunteers are needed. We are calling it Fallow July.

Here are a few things that will look different:

• Kids age 3 and older will stay in the sanctuary for the whole worship service with their families

  • We know this means more noises and wiggles, and we'll adapt our services to include songs which are easy for kids to sing, help them follow along in the sermon, and encourage doodling and quiet handheld items that can help keep bodies active while engaged in listening.

• Our hospitality team will be taking a break

  • If hot coffee and snacks are important to your Sunday morning experience, you'll probably want to bring something from home. We'll have cold-brew on hand, but no extra snacks.

• Tithes & Offerings

  • If you're excited to give a tithe or offering, you can do that in the basket at the back of the sanctuary where it will be sitting on the table instead of it being passed through the rows during worship.

• TV Screens & Live-stream

  • We'll be using our TV screens minimally. All of our normal liturgy and songs will be in a printed worship guide.

  • If you're traveling and want to participate in our live-stream at some point in July. you'll notice that the camera will also be resting from its normal movements, but you'll still be able to see and hear worship.

To lie fallow may look like nothing is happening. But beneath the surface, a fallow field is doing holy work: restoring nutrients, rebuilding soil, preparing for the next harvest. We trust the Lord to fill our congregation with excitement and capacity for further ministry after this short season of rest. 

This summer, we are leaning into a new practice of embodying a season of sabbath rest for our whole community. For the month of July, we will be simplifying things on Sunday mornings so that almost no volunteers are needed. We are calling it Fallow July.

Here are a few things that will look different:

• Kids age 3 and older will stay in the sanctuary for the whole worship service with their families

  • We know this means more noises and wiggles, and we'll adapt our services to include songs which are easy for kids to sing, help them follow along in the sermon, and encourage doodling and quiet handheld items that can help keep bodies active while engaged in listening.

• Our hospitality team will be taking a break

  • If hot coffee and snacks are important to your Sunday morning experience, you'll probably want to bring something from home. We'll have cold-brew on hand, but no extra snacks.

• Tithes & Offerings

  • If you're excited to give a tithe or offering, you can do that in the basket at the back of the sanctuary where it will be sitting on the table instead of it being passed through the rows during worship.

• TV Screens & Live-stream

  • We'll be using our TV screens minimally. All of our normal liturgy and songs will be in a printed worship guide.

  • If you're traveling and want to participate in our live-stream at some point in July. you'll notice that the camera will also be resting from its normal movements, but you'll still be able to see and hear worship.

To lie fallow may look like nothing is happening. But beneath the surface, a fallow field is doing holy work: restoring nutrients, rebuilding soil, preparing for the next harvest. We trust the Lord to fill our congregation with excitement and capacity for further ministry after this short season of rest. 

This summer, we are leaning into a new practice of embodying a season of sabbath rest for our whole community. For the month of July, we will be simplifying things on Sunday mornings so that almost no volunteers are needed. We are calling it Fallow July.

Here are a few things that will look different:

• Kids age 3 and older will stay in the sanctuary for the whole worship service with their families

  • We know this means more noises and wiggles, and we'll adapt our services to include songs which are easy for kids to sing, help them follow along in the sermon, and encourage doodling and quiet handheld items that can help keep bodies active while engaged in listening.

• Our hospitality team will be taking a break

  • If hot coffee and snacks are important to your Sunday morning experience, you'll probably want to bring something from home. We'll have cold-brew on hand, but no extra snacks.

• Tithes & Offerings

  • If you're excited to give a tithe or offering, you can do that in the basket at the back of the sanctuary where it will be sitting on the table instead of it being passed through the rows during worship.

• TV Screens & Live-stream

  • We'll be using our TV screens minimally. All of our normal liturgy and songs will be in a printed worship guide.

  • If you're traveling and want to participate in our live-stream at some point in July. you'll notice that the camera will also be resting from its normal movements, but you'll still be able to see and hear worship.

To lie fallow may look like nothing is happening. But beneath the surface, a fallow field is doing holy work: restoring nutrients, rebuilding soil, preparing for the next harvest. We trust the Lord to fill our congregation with excitement and capacity for further ministry after this short season of rest. 

This summer, we are leaning into a new practice of embodying a season of sabbath rest for our whole community. For the month of July, we will be simplifying things on Sunday mornings so that almost no volunteers are needed. We are calling it Fallow July.

Here are a few things that will look different:

• Kids age 3 and older will stay in the sanctuary for the whole worship service with their families

  • We know this means more noises and wiggles, and we'll adapt our services to include songs which are easy for kids to sing, help them follow along in the sermon, and encourage doodling and quiet handheld items that can help keep bodies active while engaged in listening.

• Our hospitality team will be taking a break

  • If hot coffee and snacks are important to your Sunday morning experience, you'll probably want to bring something from home. We'll have cold-brew on hand, but no extra snacks.

• Tithes & Offerings

  • If you're excited to give a tithe or offering, you can do that in the basket at the back of the sanctuary where it will be sitting on the table instead of it being passed through the rows during worship.

• TV Screens & Live-stream

  • We'll be using our TV screens minimally. All of our normal liturgy and songs will be in a printed worship guide.

  • If you're traveling and want to participate in our live-stream at some point in July. you'll notice that the camera will also be resting from its normal movements, but you'll still be able to see and hear worship.

To lie fallow may look like nothing is happening. But beneath the surface, a fallow field is doing holy work: restoring nutrients, rebuilding soil, preparing for the next harvest. We trust the Lord to fill our congregation with excitement and capacity for further ministry after this short season of rest. 

Our VBS theme this year is based on the book, “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” by beloved Christian Author, C.S. Lewis. Talking beasts, an evil queen, and the fearsome good and rightful King of Narnia - a lion named Aslan, will bring to light the truth of Colossians 1:13-14:

"For God has rescued us from the kingdom of darkness, and brought us into the kingdom of his beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins."

All kids in Kindergarten through 5th grade per the 2024/2025 school year are welcome! Childcare for ages Infant to Pre-K will be provided for our VBS Volunteers exclusively.

Please contact Shanti Puccini with any questions!

REGISTER HERE

Our VBS theme this year is based on the book, “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” by beloved Christian Author, C.S. Lewis. Talking beasts, an evil queen, and the fearsome good and rightful King of Narnia - a lion named Aslan, will bring to light the truth of Colossians 1:13-14:

"For God has rescued us from the kingdom of darkness, and brought us into the kingdom of his beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins."

All kids in Kindergarten through 5th grade per the 2024/2025 school year are welcome! Childcare for ages Infant to Pre-K will be provided for our VBS Volunteers exclusively.

Please contact Shanti Puccini with any questions!

REGISTER HERE

Our VBS theme this year is based on the book, “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” by beloved Christian Author, C.S. Lewis. Talking beasts, an evil queen, and the fearsome good and rightful King of Narnia - a lion named Aslan, will bring to light the truth of Colossians 1:13-14:

"For God has rescued us from the kingdom of darkness, and brought us into the kingdom of his beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins."

All kids in Kindergarten through 5th grade per the 2024/2025 school year are welcome! Childcare for ages Infant to Pre-K will be provided for our VBS Volunteers exclusively.

Please contact Shanti Puccini with any questions!

REGISTER HERE

Our VBS theme this year is based on the book, “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe” by beloved Christian Author, C.S. Lewis. Talking beasts, an evil queen, and the fearsome good and rightful King of Narnia - a lion named Aslan, will bring to light the truth of Colossians 1:13-14:

"For God has rescued us from the kingdom of darkness, and brought us into the kingdom of his beloved Son, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins."

All kids in Kindergarten through 5th grade per the 2024/2025 school year are welcome! Childcare for ages Infant to Pre-K will be provided for our VBS Volunteers exclusively.

Please contact Shanti Puccini with any questions!

REGISTER HERE

Mark your calendars for our annual church picnic! This year we will be gathering on Pentecost Sunday, from 5:30-8:00pm just across the parking lot in Northridge Park. Expect delicious smoked meat, face painting, a paleta fundraiser, kickball, and more. Sign up below to bring a side dish.

Sign Up

We invite all men at Grace Northridge to join us for a Men’s Bible study, lead by Brad Camp and Steve Collins at 6:30am on Wednesdays in the Family Room. Breakfast tacos are provided weekly.

Contact Brad or Steve for details.

Meeting in students’ homes on the first Sunday of the month.

5:00-6:30 PM (Junior High) 6:00-7:30 PM (Senior High) - Contact Colton Hawkins

Join us at our next Welcome Brunch! This is an informal gathering where you can learn about the identity, activities, and rhythms of Grace, as well as bring any other questions. It's an enjoyable time of fellowship and discussion. If you're interested in taking the next step to make Grace Northridge Anglican Church your church home, please join us!

RSVP here.

Women—join us on Wednesday mornings from 9:30-11:00am in the Family Room, upstairs at Grace Northridge.

Childcare is available, and coffee and a light breakfast are shared each week. Contact Linda Camp with any questions.

We invite all men at Grace Northridge to join us for a Men’s Bible study, lead by Brad Camp and Steve Collins at 6:30am on Wednesdays in the Family Room. Breakfast tacos are provided weekly.

Contact Brad or Steve for details.

Meeting in students’ homes on the first Sunday of the month.

5:00-6:30 PM (Junior High) 6:00-7:30 PM (Senior High) - Contact Colton Hawkins

Women—join us on Wednesday mornings from 9:30-11:00am in the Family Room, upstairs at Grace Northridge.

Childcare is available, and coffee and a light breakfast are shared each week. Contact Linda Camp with any questions.

We invite all men at Grace Northridge to join us for a Men’s Bible study, lead by Brad Camp and Steve Collins at 6:30am on Wednesdays in the Family Room. Breakfast tacos are provided weekly.

Contact Brad or Steve for details.

Join us on the evening of May 4 at 7:00pm for a prayer and healing service. As a 3-stream Anglican church, we know and accept the reality of God’s active presence and healing in our world today; this is a work of the Holy Spirit. We are continuing to press into this theology and this practice of expectant prayer for God to bring the kind of restoration and healing that typifies the Kingdom of God which Christ ushered in, and was given to the Apostles and the Church (even us!) to continue bringing to fruition, in accordance with God’s holy will.

Join us as we set aside time to pray for a variety of needs, and ask for God’s healing among us. Reach out to Robert+ Balfour with any questions.

Meeting in students’ homes on the first Sunday of the month.

5:00-6:30 PM (Junior High) 6:00-7:30 PM (Senior High) - Contact Colton Hawkins

Women—join us on Wednesday mornings from 9:30-11:00am in the Family Room, upstairs at Grace Northridge.

Childcare is available, and coffee and a light breakfast are shared each week. Contact Linda Camp with any questions.

We invite all men at Grace Northridge to join us for a Men’s Bible study, lead by Brad Camp and Steve Collins at 6:30am on Wednesdays in the Family Room. Breakfast tacos are provided weekly.

Contact Brad or Steve for details.

Meeting in students’ homes on the first Sunday of the month.

5:00-6:30 PM (Junior High) 6:00-7:30 PM (Senior High) - Contact Colton Hawkins

Women—join us on Wednesday mornings from 9:30-11:00am in the Family Room, upstairs at Grace Northridge.

Childcare is available, and coffee and a light breakfast are shared each week. Contact Linda Camp with any questions.