ORDER OF WORSHIP. Sunday, 22 September, 10:30 am

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1 ORDER OF WORSHIP Sunday, 22 September, 10:30 am

2 FALL 2013 COLOSSIANS: WALKING IN CHRIST "Redeeming love has been me shall be till I die." William Cowper In Christian life, belonging precedes transformation. To be a Christian means that God loves us in spite our sins, weaknesses, failures. We don't have to change ourselves to become acceptable to God. Through Christ, we are loved, cherished, accepted right now. This is one sweetest most precious things about God. He loves us in midst our mess. But, it is precisely our current experience our sins, wounds, incompleteness that makes Christian life so challenging. When he was on cross, Jesus said, "It is finished." But, his work in our lives is far from finished. We still sin. We still grieve. We still suffer loss. We are still not people we desire to be. Our experiential incompleteness makes us incredibly vulnerable to all kinds spiritual pathologies. We can despair give up on Christian life altogereir in an instant change heart or a slow, meering drift. Or, we can chase one spiritual fad after anor, in a desperate quest for a spiritual novelty or experience that will fill up what is lacking. How can we steer clear se dangers? How do we finish race we have started? This is where Paul's letter to Colossians is a great gift. Paul wrote letter to a church a lot like ours young wellestablished in gospel, yet far from complete. And, in ir journey towards maturity, Paul urges m that way to finish path Christian discipleship is same way y started through faith in Christ. For Colossians, for us, faith in Christ is way forward. Faith in Christ is way home. Let us worship! WORSHIP SERVICES 10:30 am Sundays. Meeting in Volunteer Park Seventhday Adventist church building (1300 E Aloha St). CHRISTIAN FORMATION Adult Christian Formation Classes (9:3010:15am) Current class: Christian Foundations II Location: Fellowship Hall (downstairs) Grace Kids Christian Formation Classes (9:3010:15am) (23 years) Room 117 (45 years) Room119 (Kindergarten) Room 103 (1st/2nd grade) Room 110 (3rd/4th grade) Room 218 (5th/6th grade) Room 217 Sunday Morning Prayer Garing (9:3010:15) Location: Room 102 NURSERY Available for 6 months to 2 years during Christian Formation Hour worship service. Located in Chapel, next to Sanctuary (upstairs). GRACE KIDS During Worship Service (10:3012pm) (23 years) Room 117 (45 years) Room 119 (58 years) Room 103 *during sermon only COMMUNITY GROUPS Meeting throughout Seattle metropolitan area. Information is available in back section on our website (

3 FOR REFLECTION The deepest search in life, it seems to me, thing that in one way or anor is central to all living, is our search for a far. And not just far our flesh or far our lost youth, but an image strength wisdom external to our need superior to our hunger to which belief power our lives can be united. Thomas Wolfe, 20th Century Novelist Don't confront me with failures I had not forgotten m. Jackson Browne, "These Days" We are gared here this Sunday morning to hear this word: By grace you have been saved! Whatever else we do, praying singing, is but an answer to this word spoken to us by God himself. The prophets apostles wrote a strange book, called Bible, for very purpose testifying to this fact before mankind. The Bible alone contains this sentence. We do not read it in Kant or in Schopenhauer, or in any book natural or secular history, certainly not in any novel, but in Bible alone. In order to hear this word we need what is called Church company Christians, human beings called willing to listen toger to Bible through it to word God. This is word God: By grace you have been saved! Karl Barth, in a sermon preached to inmates in prison in Basel, Switzerl, 1955

4 GRACE CHURCH SEATTLE SUNDAY, 22 SEPTEMBER 2013 EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST S T A N D I N G CALL TO WORSHIP Adapted from Colossians 1 Psalm 51 To saints faithful brors sisters in Christ in Seattle: Grace to you peace from God our Far. Lord, open our lips. And our mouth shall proclaim your praise. Glory to Far, to Son, to Holy Spirit, As it was in beginning, is now, will be for ever. Amen. Please silence all mobile phones electronic devices for duration worship service. Text in bold italics is read toger by entire congregation. Plain text is read by one worship service leaders. Let us worship Lord in beauty his holiness: Come let us adore him. Fairest Lord Jesus 4 # # 4 # # # # 1. Fair 2. Fair 3. Fair 4. Beau O robed Son Thee Je Je Glo est are is ti thou in all Lord ful will I sus is sus shines ry Je mea sun Sa God bloom twin God che fair brigh ho sus, dows, shine, vior! ing kling rish, er, ter, nor, rul fair fair Lord S E A T E D man garb star Son Thee Je Je praise, # # w makes all j soul's for glo woe an e ry, ful gels ver joy, heart heaven more to can be er er er still still all will sus sus a crown. sing. boast. thine. ry all I is shines do na wood moon na Son, spring: host: Man! ho pu pu ra Anonymous ture, ls, light, tions! Πnor, thou, rer who rer than tion, now 7

5 Lectio Sacra means sacred reading. It has been practice church for thouss years to have portions Bible read during worship services. The assumption behind this practice is that we are people who need to be shaped by all God s word. LECTIO SACRA 1 Peter 1:1321 Therefore, preparing your minds for action, being soberminded, set your hope fully on grace that will be brought to you at revelation Jesus Christ. As obedient children, do not be conformed to passions your former ignorance, but as he who called you is holy, you also be holy in all your conduct, since it is written, You shall be holy, for I am holy. And if you call on him as Far who judges impartially according to each one's deeds, conduct yourselves with fear throughout time your exile, knowing that you were ransomed from futile ways inherited from your forefars, not with perishable things such as silver or gold, but with precious blood Christ, like that a lamb without blemish or spot. He was foreknown before foundation world but was made manifest in last times for sake you who through him are believers in God, who raised him from dead gave him glory, so that your faith hope are in God. The Word Lord! Thanks be to God! Musical interludes are included in our service in order to provide space for reflection worship. INTERLUDE S T A N D I N G CONFESSION OF SIN Make confession to God Lord, let everyone acknowledge with me ir sins against God ir neighbor. Far in heaven, you tell us to come to you naked, yet at times we try to cover ourselves with our own good intentions obedience. You tell us to come to you in our brokenness, yet we ten stay away from you while we try to fix our lives. You tell us to come to you so that you can be merciful, yet re are too many moments when we come to you so that you can be impressed. (Continued on page 3) O R D E R O F W O R S H I P 2

6 You tell us to come to you trusting in your love, yet we have chosen to remain alo skeptical because we have been suspicious you. Now we freely come back to your feasting table. We ask today that you would convince us your love, Overwhelm us with your grace, And melt our hearts with your mercy. Confession sin happens within context relationship, both with God each or. We confess toger, in community, before a gracious God who has given us himself. Confession both acknowledges our need for mercy celebrates its abundance in Christ. (You are invited to confess your sins silently.) RECEIVING OF GRACE Adapted from 1 John 2 Through Christ's great victory over sin death, Our sins are forgiven. We have overcome evil one. We know Far who is from beginning. We are strong, word God abides in us. Amen. HYMN OF GOD S LOVE Amazing Grace John Newton 1779 (last stanza author unknown), New Britain 1831 Amazing grace! How sweet sound That saved a wretch like me! I once was lost, but now am found; Was blind, but now I see. Through many dangers, toils snares, I have already come; Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far, And grace will lead me home. Twas grace that taught heart to fear, And grace fears relieved; How precious did that grace appear The hour I first believed. When we ve been re ten thous years, Bright shining as sun, We ve no less days to sing God s praise Than when we d first begun.

7 ANTIPHON # 4 Adapted from Psalm 27, J. Alldredge 2011 Grace Church Seattle Leader/Cantor 1st time through congregation 2nd time O Lord You are light sal va tion! # Leader/Cantor 1st time through congregation 2nd time Ó me Œ Œ 4 w I will sing make # 4 2 J 4 w J lo dy to you Lord! Praying through Psalms each week teaches us how to pray, using prayer book ancient Israel. As we pray, re will be pauses for reflection. PRAYING THE PSALMS Psalm 121 Praise LORD! Praise, O servants LORD, praise name LORD! Blessed be name LORD from this time forth forevermore! From rising sun to its setting, name LORD is to be praised! The LORD is high above all nations, his glory above heavens! Who is like LORD our God, who is seated on high, who looks far down on heavens earth? He raises poor from dust lifts needy from ash heap, to make m sit with princes, with princes his people. He gives barren woman a home, making her joyous mor children. Praise LORD! ANTIPHON Repeat antiphon above O R D E R O F W O R S H I P 4

8 HYMN OF MERCY Christ, Whose Glory Fills Skies # # # 4 4 # # # # # # 2. # # # S E A T E D Charles Wesley, 1740 Bobby Krier Justin Ruddy 2012 Castle Isl Hymns 1. Christ, whose glory fills skies; Christ, true, only Light, Sun Righteous ness, a rise, triumph over shades night. Dayspring 3. Joy less Dark till from is on high, be near. days re turn, cheer less y in is ward light im morn, part, But And Daystar in heart ap till Thy mercy beams I pear. see, un glad a ccompa nied by eyes, warm # # # Ó { Refrain } # # # Son he shines, at Far's side, in dark ness, he is God with us, by his Spirit; comforter friend, comforter friend. 1. Thee; heart. 2. # # # 3 3 w # # # friend. Visit n this soul mine, pierce gloom sin grief. Fill me, Ra di ance di vine, sca Œ Ó Œ Œ j Œ Ó Œ # # # Œ tter all un be lief. Œ Ó 4 Œ Ó Œ Ó Œ J J Œ w Œ w J Œ (2nd time back to Refrain) (And ) Prayer for Those Searching for Truth Jesus, you claim to be way, truth, life. Grant that I might be undaunted by cost following you as I consider reasons for doing so. If what you claim is true, please guide me, teach me, open to me reality who you are. Give me an understing you that is coherent, convincing, that leads to life that you promise. Amen. Prayer for Those Struggling with Sin Lord Jesus, grant that I may see in you fulfillment all need may turn from every false satisfaction to feed on you, true living bread. Enable me to lay aside sin that clings so closely, run with perseverance race set before me, looking to you, author perfecter faith. Amen. Beginning With Grace GOSPEL LESSON Colossians 1:12 (see back page for text) Reverend John Haralson Grace Kids during worship service 23 years (Room 117) 45 years (Room 119) 58 years (Room 103) *during sermon only (service project) *Grace Kids order worship available in lobby for kids 5yearsold up. Prayer Belief Lord Jesus, I admit that I am weaker more sinful than I ever before believed, but through you I am more loved accepted than I ever dared hope. I thank you for paying debt, bearing punishment on cross, fering forgiveness new life. Knowing that you have been raised from dead, I turn from sins receive you as Savior Lord. Amen.

9 INTERLUDE OFFERING The fering is a way for members friends Grace Church Seattle to support church s mission ministry. If you are our guest today, please feel under no compulsion to give. Please let us know you ve joined us today, as well as any comments or prayer requests, by placing your comment card in fering basket. S I T, S T A N D, O R K N E E L PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE God glory, fill this congregation this city with power Christ s resurrection. May we, your people, be a living demonstration new life you fer in Christ. We pray for this congregation. That we would reflect your grace, compassion justice. (Pray silently for mission Grace or churches.) Lord, in your mercy. Hear our prayer. We pray for our friends who do not yet know you That you would draw m to your fountain life. (Pray silently for those who need a relationship with God). Lord, in your mercy. Hear our prayer. We pray for City Seattle. Unleash your redemptive power restore what is broken. (Pray silently for God to pour out His life upon our city.) Lord, in your mercy. Hear our prayer. We pray for world. Pour out your new life everywhere it is needed. (Pray silently for world). Lord, in your mercy. Hear our prayer. (Continued on Page 7) O R D E R O F W O R S H I P 6

10 S T A N D I N G Let us join toger in praying as Jesus taught us to pray: Our Far, who art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For thine is kingdom, power, glory, forever. Amen. HYMN OF HOPE When Morning Lights The Eastern Skies Œ Œ Ó Lord, lift me vive Your Your Let To May Re mer cy show; soul will soul to to You; heed; bless, 5 Œ me You, your deem Œ your O good me When Teach You For Œ morn me are Your On For And And S E A T E D Psalm 143 Benjamin P. Smith 2011 Grace Seattle ing lights way God; name'ssake, You re in in THE SACRAMENT OF COMMUNION Communion, also called Lord s Supper or Eucharist, is family meal Christians. We invite all baptized followers Jesus Christ who acknowledge ir sins against God ir neighbors confess ir need for grace Christ to partake this meal. If you are a Christian haven t been baptized, please talk with one our pastors. We would be honored to baptize you. We hope that this time is helpful to you as you consider your relationship with Jesus Christ with his people, church. a fuge Your kind ness know. Lord I go. She pherd lead. from dis tress. that to O Œ east I you grac ern should I cious lone from right faith ful skies, go; pray; Lord, hope cru per ness 6 re el fect O I Teach Re lies, foe way love Prayer for Receiving Communion Lord Jesus, your perfect life, death, resurrection are source all blessing in this life life to come. As I eat this bread drink this cup, renew me in joy glory knowing serving you. I come to this table on basis your merit only not own. As you have completely fully fered yourself for me, I now completely fully fer self to you as a living sacrifice. Amen. Allergenfree communion elements (wafer ingredients: organic brown rice flour, organic white rice flour) are available at center communion table. To partake, please dip in eir wine (taller cup) or grape juice (shorter cup) on table, n proceed through line.

11 S T A N D I N G HYMN OF REDEMPTION Before Throne God Above 4 3 Πstrong spot love, re Am, grav en sin less self; I while just, hid less, in is with 1. Be fore 2. When Sa 3. Be hold who who tan Him part, me, God, no to with per fect plea; guilt with in, righteous ness. ev made King on His Savior cannot heav'n sat Christ tongue look Christ j er lives an end Glo hs; died, die, can on He is on My sts, fied high, throne tempts re ry nameis sinful soul is me Charitie Lees Bancrt, Vikki Cook 1997 Sovereign Grace Worship God a to des ris en bove I pair Lamb, A great High Priest whose name up ward I look see The great un change a ble j pleads all no to with for me. sin. grace. writ ten on His heart. soul is counted free. purchased by His blood. tongue look Christ bid me nce de part. Him par don Savior can on bid me Him Sav ior j me. God. j have a tells me per fect j is Him I My name is Be cause One with Him J J J I For My nce par know God, life j that is de don BENEDICTION Philippians 1:2 Grace to you peace from God our Far Lord Jesus Christ. Amen. SENDING Let us go forth serve world as those who love our Lord Savior Jesus Christ. Thanks be to God! O R D E R O F W O R S H I P 8

12 KEY FALL DATES Sept 3 Community Groups Resume Sept 8 Christian Formation Hour/Grace Kids Classes resume (9:30 am Sundays) Sept 15 Colossians Sermon series begins Sept 22 Congregational Meeting (9:30 am) Sept 28 Seattle AIDS Walk (8:30 am12 pm, Volunteer Park) Oct 5 Dinner for 6 Oct 13 Preparing for communion class begins Oct 20 Celebrating Grace: 15th Anniversary Party (6:00 pm, 415 Westlake) More info can be found on our website: *Sermons can be streamed downloaded at Unless orwise noted, all Scripture quotations are from The Holy Bible, English Stard Version (ESV ), copyright 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

13 C O N N E C T ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPCOMING EVENTS Orientation meeting for Seattle AIDS Walk today after service. If you are a registered volunteer for Seattle AIDS walk, a short orientation meeting will take place immediately after service in front sanctuary. Dinner for 6! A dinner hosted by a Grace attendee, who will n welcome 4 to 5 or attendees into ir home (a total 6 adults) as an opportunity to get to know or Grace Seattle people. All adults, single or married, are encouraged to sign up! Please come by Welcome Table in lobby for more information for opportunity to sign up. We will be collecting signups through September 22. Contact: Renee Huie (reneethuie@comcast.net) Women's Happy Hour Join us on September 27, from 4:306:30 p.m., for happy hour at Vessel. This is a great chance to meet or women who work downtown to network make new connections. Vessel is located at 624 Olive Way. If you have any questions, or want to join list for future events, please contact Karissa Taylor. Contact: karissalynnetaylor@gmail.com Community Group Sunday extended cfee time. We will celebrate what God is doing in through our community, particularly community groups on Sunday, September 29 during service in an extended cfee time after service in Fellowship Hall. Please join us to celebrate God s goodness find out more about ministry. Community Group Leader Seminar Saturday, October 19. If you are interested in starting a new group or leading in future, please come to this seminar to get a crash course on community group philosophy at Grace Seattle how to lead. RSVP/Info: Michael Subracko (michael@graceseattle.org) Celebrating Grace: 15th Anniversary Party October 20, 6 pm. One highlights year is our fall celebration God s goodness to us. This year will be a special time as we will be marking our 15th Anniversary. On Sunday evening, October 20 (6:00 pm9:00 pm), we will be dressing up enjoying great food drink at 415 Westlake. We are working on a short film that we will air at party highlighting how gospel is bearing fruit in our lives. Tickets/Info: See our full events calendar at Connect with us on Facebook at 10

14 C O N N E C T DIACONATE Grace s Deacons provide care for needs church community. Contact: deacons@graceseattle.org PARENTS LIST Connect with or parents share resources requests. Group graceparents@googlegroups.com Contact: Linn Haralson (linn@graceseattle.org) or Karissa Taylor (karissalynnetaylor@gmail.com) BOOK CLUB We ve been reading fiction books f The New York Times Best Seller list, discussing mes, worldviews, critiques. Future brunches (Saturdays, 10: Densmore Ave N) discussions: October 19 Please Look After Mom by KyungSook Shin November 23 Quiet by Susan Cain Group seattlebookgroup@googlegroups.com Contact: A Grooms (a@graceseattle.org) to RSVP or for information INFERTILITY SUPPORT GROUP Struggling with infertility? You are not alone women impacted by infertility all its collateral damage (loneliness, marital strain, anger at God, bitterness, jealousy, body image issues, everything else) meet regularly to pray for one anor, share our stories, encourage support one anor as we face se difficult battles that leave us feeling alone. Please contact Karissa Taylor for details on where when we will be meeting with any or questions. Contact: Karissa Taylor (karissalynnetaylor@gmail.com) INTRODUCTION TO GRACE CHURCH SEATTLE A periodic course for learning more about our ministry philosophy. Next Course: November 12 Contact: Michael Subracko (michael@graceseattle.org) GIVING Tired carrying your checkbook to church? We can receive automatic contributions from most banks. This is a convenient way to make regular contributions to church on days month you specify many already give by this method. If you d like help getting set up. (fice@graceseattle.org, ). REFORMED UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP (RUF) Our denomination s college ministry, has weekly large group meetings at University Washington with worship, teaching, fellowship, as well as small groups many events. If you re a student in Seattle, come join us! Website: 12

15 C U L T I V A T E CHRISTIAN FORMATION Christian Formation fosters holistic pursuit faithful Christian living by cultivating image Christ in us as men, women, children, parents, workers, artists, neighbors, every or area life we occupy. Christian Foundations II Instructors: Wendy Alsup, John Haralson, Michael Subracko When: Sunday, 9:3010:30 am Where: Fellowship Hall Description: Who is Jesus? What can we really know about his identity mission? In Christian Foundations II, we will explore se questions more by considering Gospels, historical context in which he lived, or resources in order to inspire instruct us on faithful Christian living in 21st century Seattle as individuals as a community. Christian Foundations II is a helpful class wher you are a questioning skeptic, a br new Christian, or someone who has been following Jesus for years. Contact: Michael Subracko (michael@graceseattle.org) Prayer Garing every Sunday starting at 10am in room 102 (at bottom front stairs directly under chapel). This is a great time community building to pray for God s glory leading, growth in our church body, city, personal prayer requests. Contact: Dan Huie (dan@graceseattle.org) GRACE KIDS Grace Kids exists to cultivate love God in lives hearts all children that encounter Grace Church Seattle. Each class explores God's story found in scripture our place in it, engages in a variety activities to foster a sense wonder, worship, community. When: Every Sunday Where: See inside front cover for class location Contact: Heidi Hansen (heidi@graceseattle.org) Preparing for Communion Class begins October 13. This six week class for kids parents will cover essentials to prepare children to participate in sacrament communion. All are welcome, wher it be first time or just for review. Contact Michael Subracko to confirm attendance. Class will take place during sermon in room 103. RSVP/Info: Michael Subracko (michael@graceseattle.org) 13

16 S E R V E IN OUR CONGREGATION Grace Kids: Thank you to all who have joined work in Grace Kids those that continue to serve. Your generous efforts for spiritual care our youngest members is enormously appreciated by your community. Contact Heidi if you are interested in serving this ministry. Contact: Heidi Hansen (heidi@graceseattle.org) Hospitality: Help create an atmosphere welcome on Sunday mornings with cfee treats, as well as planning hosting lunches, picnics, dinners where people can make deeper connections. Contact: Linn Haralson (linn@graceseattle.org) Meals Ministry serves Grace community members with food delivery in case shortterm needs, such as injuries, illnesses, new children. Volunteers are added to an list asked to serve as y are able when needs arise. Contact: Sara Huey (meals@graceseattle.org) to volunteer Sound assistance needed! Ever had an interest in recording mixing live music? Grace is in immediate need more people to help bolster our sound techs team! No prior experience necessary, just a willingness to learn. Contact: Jess Alldredge (jess@graceseattle.org) Music: Exercise your musical gifts in our worship services. Contact: Jess Alldredge (jess@graceseattle.org) Worship Service Volunteers: Greet usher, read scripture, or help serve communion. Contact: Jess Alldredge (jess@graceseattle.org) 14

17 S E R V E IN SEATTLE For more information on serving in Seattle, contact John Haralson (john@graceseattle.org). Not My Life is a new documentary by Acade Award nominee filmmaker Robert Bilheimer about global human trafficking crisis. This screening + panel discussion is organized by World Affairs Council copresented by SIFF + Hope for Justice. Come out on October 10, 2013 at 7 pm. For more info, go to hopeforjustice.org or contact Alex Sum. Contact: Alex Sum (alex@hopeforjustice.org, Operation Nightwatch: Join group from Grace that cooks serves dinner on third Wednesday each month (7:0010:00 pm) for nonhoused lowincome people at Operation Nightwatch Dispatch Center in International District. Contact: Coleen Marta (coleenmarta@yahoo.com) Website: Penny s Place: A ministry Northwest Family Life, Penny s Place is a shelter for abused women children. Contact: Hope Brian (baldwin.hope@gmail.com) Website: Reformed University Fellowship (RUF), our denomination s college ministry, has weekly large group meetings at University Washington with worship, teaching, fellowship, as well as small groups many events. Contact: Michael Subracko (michael@graceseattle.org) Website: uw.ruf.org IN OUR WORLD For more information on serving in our world, contact Abby St. Hilaire (abby@graceseattle.org). Hospitable Heart for China? Have you ever been touched by hospitality? China s scholars are in our midst eager to connect. One way to show hospitality is by providing a friendly homestay environment for a student or research scholar coming to University Washington this fall (homestays are typically for 710 days). Contact: Heidi Schuler (nihaoheidi@gmail.com), Campus Ministry Staff, China Outreach Ministries for more information or to receive updates on or ways to show hospitality to Chinese students at UW Website: chinattle.blogspot.com Sponsor an Akha child: The Akha Youth Development Center provides housing education to help young people escape sex drug trades in Thail. You can support a child for $40/month. Contact: Michael Subracko (michael@graceseattle.org) 15

18 S E R M O N T E X T [1] Paul, an apostle Christ Jesus by will God, Timothy our bror, [2] To saints faithful brors sisters in Christ at Colossae: Grace to you peace from God our Far. (Colossians 1:12) 505 Broadway E #324 Seattle, WA STAFF Rev. John Haralson, Pastor (john@graceseattle.org) Rev. Michael Subracko, Associate Pastor (michael@graceseattle.org) Rev. Andy Peler, Church Planter, West Seattle (y@allsoulsseattle.org) Jess Alldredge, Worship Arts Director (jess@graceseattle.org) Heidi Hansen, Grace Kids Director (heidi@graceseattle.org) PASTORS AND ELDERS Dan Huie (dan@graceseattle.org) Adam Schuyler (adam@graceseattle.org) Rev. John Haralson (john@graceseattle.org) Rev. Michael Subracko (michael@graceseattle.org) MINISTRY COORDINATORS Christian Formation: Michael Subracko (michael@graceseattle.org) Community Groups: Michael Subracko (michael@graceseattle.org) Hospitality: Linn Haralson (linn@graceseattle.org) Serving Seattle: John Haralson (john@graceseattle.org) Serving World: Abby St. Hilaire (abby@graceseattle.org) DEACONS Karyn Frierson (karyn@graceseattle.org) Lee Grooms (lee@graceseattle.org) Sarah McCrum Voelzke (sarah@graceseattle.org) Bob Montgomery (bob@graceseattle.org) Nat Taylor (nat@graceseattle.org)