Come help us celebrate our 10th year of Buddy Break and the end ((fingers crossed) of Covid restrictions. This is a family event, not respite (we plan to start respite in September). Feel free to bring a friend that might be interested in volunteering! Please RSVP by May 8 and let us know how many adults and … Continued
When hearing of a friend’s severe illness, accident, struggle with addiction, mental health, or death of a close one, do you feel awkward bringing it up in a conversation with them? Most of us find it difficult to know what words to say and what to avoid. Greystone is privileged to count as members three eminent … Continued
A Note from Pastor Chrissy Sometimes we can get bogged down in the daily challenges we face as individuals and as a congregation. Everything feels different now, and because of that it can be difficult to see the good things that are happening in our church. As the first quarter came to an end, we … Continued
Greystone Youth & Graduation Sunday – June 12, 2022 We will recognize our graduates during our worship service at 9:30 am. Our youth are planning worship and will lead us during the service. During the Sunday school hour, our high school graduates, youth, and graduate families are invited to a Graduation Brunch in the Fellowship … Continued
What part do the arts play in our developing spirituality? What does the Bible say about the arts? Join us tomorrow evening at 6:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall to find out. Jill Pike will be presenting a program on Art and Spirituality. Don’t worry—You won’t have to draw anything!
Join us on Sunday, May 1, for a Day of Hope and Resilience. Beginning in worship at 9:30, we will remember and name our struggles, losses, and grief from the COVID-19 pandemic. We will read the names of Greystone members who passed away during these months of isolation and we will hear a homily from … Continued
By Annie Hardison-Moody Luke 19:28-40 On Palm Sunday, does anyone else immediately think of the Jesus Christ Superstar song, “Hosanna”? I’m a lifelong musical nerd, and this show was one of the first that I listened to (over and over and over again, according to my family). I loved the latest NBC version with John … Continued
By Kim Eshleman In John 12:1-8, Jesus visits the home of his friend, Lazarus, in Bethany on his way to Jerusalem just a few days before the Passover. His other friends, Martha and Mary, are also there. Just prior to this visit, Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, further establishing himself as a threat in … Continued
By Laura Nelson This month we are recognizing Child Abuse Prevention Month and Sexual Assault Awareness Month, two tough topics that affect us daily. In our country, a sexual assault occurs every 92 seconds and in our state there are over 100,000 investigated cases of child abuse yearly. Whether you’re aware of it or not, someone you know … Continued