Our frequently asked questions about Grace Church Williamsburg will help you know what to expect when you visit and learn more about our worship, beliefs, leadership, and church life.Whether you live in Williamsburg, are visiting the area, or are here for a short-term assignment, you are welcome at Grace Church Williamsburg. These answers will help you know what to expect when you visit and learn more about our worship, beliefs, leadership, and church life.
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Grace Church Williamsburg is located at 151 Kristiansand Drive, Suite 109, Williamsburg, VA 23188, in Kristiansand Business Park. The business park is relatively small, and our clearly marked entrance is easy to find.
Our Sunday worship service begins at 10:00 a.m. and lasts approximately 90 minutes. Coffee is available beginning at 9:40 a.m., and many people arrive early to enjoy fellowship before the service.
No. You do not need to register, RSVP, or contact us before visiting. You are welcome to simply join us on Sunday morning.
Ample parking is available near our building. The entrance is clearly marked, and greeters will welcome you and help direct you when you arrive.
Yes. Our building is fully accessible.
Most people at Grace Church dress in a business-casual style. You are welcome to come dressed in a way that allows you to participate comfortably in worship.
Yes. Nursery care is available during the worship service for children under age four. Our nursery workers are members of Grace Church who have completed background checks and enjoy serving families by caring for young children. The nursery opens at 9:45 a.m., giving parents and children time to settle in before the service begins.
We encourage children age four and older to participate in the worship service with their families. Children’s worship guides are available on the welcome table each week to help children follow and engage with the service.
Absolutely. We warmly welcome Williamsburg-area residents who are looking for a church home, as well as tourists, military families, students, and others who may be in the area for only a short time.
Our worship service may look a little different from week to week, but it will always include faithful exposition of God’s Word, Scripture-driven prayer, corporate singing of God-exalting songs, and genuine fellowship among the church family. The service begins at 10:00 a.m. and generally lasts about 90 minutes.
Our music includes a mix of older and newer hymns, along with some contemporary songs. We place a high value on the biblical soundness of the songs we sing. Congregational participation is central to our worship. We strive to make our singing a time when everyone can participate and hear one another singing.
Expository preaching is a verse-by-verse unpacking of a passage of Scripture. It helps listeners understand the passage in its original context and consider how its truth applies to everyday life as we grow in the wisdom and knowledge of God.
Grace Church is a warm and welcoming congregation. Greeters are available when you arrive, and our pastors and church members enjoy meeting visitors before and after the service. Many people remain for a time after worship to talk and enjoy fellowship.
We typically observe the Lord’s Table every other month. Participation is open to all believers in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Yes. Audio recordings of past sermons are available in our sermon archive.
Grace Church Williamsburg is a nondenominational church with baptistic beliefs. Our theological distinctives include expository preaching, Christ-centered teaching, a high view of God, a high view of Scripture, and a commitment to being a gracious people who walk together in humility, patience, love, and unity. You can read our complete doctrinal statement and church documents.
We believe in one God who eternally exists as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and that the Bible is His authoritative and trustworthy Word. God created humanity in His image, but all people are separated from Him by sin and cannot save themselves. Jesus Christ, fully God and fully man, lived without sin, died as the sacrifice for sinners, rose bodily from the dead, and will return. Salvation is entirely a gift of God’s grace, received through repentance and faith in Christ alone, not earned by good works. Those who trust in Christ are forgiven, made new by the Holy Spirit, brought into the church, and called to grow in godliness while awaiting resurrection and eternal life with God.
A fuller explanation of these beliefs is available in our Statement of Faith.
Grace Church seeks to express the glory of God in spiritual leadership through a plurality of elders. Our elders are spiritually mature men who are committed to shepherding the church family in the love of Christ. Learn more about our pastors, elders, and approach to church leadership on the Who Cares for Us? page.
Yes. Grace Church practices believer’s baptism. Anyone who would like to learn more about baptism is encouraged to speak with one of our pastors.
We believe church membership is an important way for our elders to faithfully care for the church family and for members to love and serve one another. Our membership process helps both prospective members and our elders consider this commitment with prayerful and careful due diligence. Membership information is available with our church documents, and one of our pastors would be glad to answer your questions.
Yes. Grace Church offers several discipleship and fellowship opportunities, including a midweek teaching time on Wednesday evenings, women’s Bible studies, and monthly men’s fellowship breakfasts. Programs and schedules may vary, so visit our Discipleship page or contact us for current information.
You can contact Grace Church through the form on our Contact Us page. Our pastors are also available after the Sunday worship service and would be glad to meet you or answer your questions.