Welcome to Grace!

Each week we sit under the word of God together, opening ourselves not primarily to information, but to transformation.

Love one another & worship the Lord with all your heart.

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OUR LATEST SERMON

Grace Lutheran Church Welcomes You

Live streams will be on Facebook at 9 am and 10:45 am Sundays.

Here is the link for February 11th: https://www.facebook.com/GraceLutheranRedLion/videos/373420532084634/

Live streams will be shown during service hours.

ABOUT US & WHAT WE BELIEVE

“Love one another & worship the Lord”

Ephesians 4:2-6

We are a church and community of people in Red Lion and the York Area, loving each other and our Lord, Jesus Christ. We seek to be completely humble and gentle; to be patient, to bear with one another in love. Let's work together with God to make every effort to keep this holy unity.


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Food Pantry


We want to give back to the community as Jesus gave to us. Living in the Red Lion School District area and need food? Call 717-244-5987, and select Extension 4, M-F between 9 am - 4 pm.

Grace Lutheran Red Lion

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Grace Lutheran Church is a congregation in the Lower Susquehanna Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

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OUR TEAM 

Amy Fleming-Steinke Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Rev. Debbie Mahady

Pastor
Amy Fleming-Steinke Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Amy Fleming

Contemporary Music Director
Courtney Erzkus Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Dr. Mary Loyer

Music Director/
Organist
Teryl Cartwright Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Teryl Cartwright

Church Secretary
Courtney Erzkus Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Joe Turek

President
Amy Fleming-Steinke Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Kristine Cousler-Womack

Vice President
Courtney Erzkus Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Scott Hildebrand

Treasurer
Amy Fleming-Steinke Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Dee Kerr

Secretary
Other Members of the Council
Amy Fleming-Steinke Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Veronica Carter

Council Member
Amy Fleming-Steinke Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Mark Einsig

Council Member
Amy Fleming-Steinke Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Amy Hartman

Council Member
Amy Fleming-Steinke Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Beth Hollingworth

Council Member
Amy Fleming-Steinke Grace Lutheran Red Lion

Suzane Yendall

Council Member
OUR MISSION 

“We hereby covenant and engage ... to give up ourselves unto the Lord ... to unite together into one body for the public worship of God, looking for that blessed hope and the glorious appearing of ... our Savior Jesus ...”

WE TRY TO FULFILL

Our Important Values

Evangelical

As a body of believers, we uphold the centrality and exclusivity of the gospel. We believe that Jesus Christ, who is God incarnate, is the only way of salvation and that the Bible is the inspired and inerrant scripture Word of God.

Congregational

We believe Christ has vested the authority of his church in the members of the local congregation, especially as they are called to serve the community.

Our goals are to: live our daily lives in the love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ and joyfully follow Him.

Community

Over 16 ministries are currently represented at our church. The Ministry promotes the diverse and cosmopolitan character of our church, in order that we might increasingly become a house of prayer for all who seek Him.

OUR CHURCH'S HISTORY

Fairmont Park circa 1895

Original cornerstone

1894

Where it started

Grace Lutheran Church started in 1894 with a worship service in Fairmont Park

1895

Decision To Build A Church

Grace Lutheran Church was built on Charles Street in 1895 with land donated by one of its sixteen charter members

Grace Lutheran Church, 1895

Jack Warntz and Miles Jones preparing food for distribution to those in need. 

Floyd Meisenhelter (seated in the back) started Grace's Food Pantry for the community in 1983 

1983

Food Pantry

Started the food pantry to serve our local community

1994

100th Anniversary

As part of the 100th Anniversary celebration in 1994, the congregation marched from the church to Fairmont Park for a worship service.

The march of victory