Learning

Everyone, regardless of age, is curious about God and Jesus. We have learning opportunities for everyone.

Library

Our library emerges for Fellowship Time. There are books for both adults and children in a variety of topics such as church history, spirituality, prayer, inspiration and current topics. Please check out what is available for borrowing.

In the little nook behind, we also have new-to-you books for sale. This supports new acquisitions for our library.

Adult

Every Wednesday morning a Spiritual Reflection is offered by one of the clergy of a United Church in Dartmouth. This can be found on the United Churches for Dartmouth or Grace’s Facebook page. Bible and book studies are offered throughout the year. Some are done by by Rev. Stephen Fram while other are offered by the other clergy of United Churches for Dartmouth at different venues.

We had a fall session centred around the first year of the series The Chosen, a drama b=about the life of Jesus Christ and for that series, the calling of the disciples.

Truth and Reconciliation Monthly Discussion

People who wish to respond to our national church’s call to live out our apology and reconcile with the first peoples of this country meet monthly. We take opportunities to educate ourselves but in 2024-25, we organize A monthly soup lunch after church, “Souper Sunday” that collect a freewill offering in support of the Mi’kmawey Debert Cultural Centre, a project that has been identified by the Mi’kmaq that they would like supported.

Meetings are generally held on the 1st Monday of the month at 7pm, often held at the Hazens, 2 Brightwood Avenue, Dartmouth.

In the Fall 2023, Scripture and Trauma, Tuesday Pray Day, Scripture Roundtable, and 21 Things You may not know about the Indian Act were the studies offered at Grace.

Grace provides a home to the Guiding (2nd Dartmouth Guides and 2nd Dartmouth Pathfinders) and Scouting (5th Dartmouth Beavers and 5th Dartmouth Scouts) movement. With the changes that have come with the Covid-19 please check out the guides and scouts sites for additional information.

When Jesus had finished saying these things, the crowds were amazed at his teaching, because he taught as one who had authority, and not as their teachers of the law.
Matthew 7:28-29