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''' | '''Grace, a United Methodist Church''' (founded in September [[2001]] as Liberty Crossings) is a member of the [[North Alabama Conference of the United Methodist Church]] located on a 35-acre campus at 5125 [[Sicard Hollow Road]] near the back entrance to [[Liberty Park]] and adjacent to the [[Glenwood]] Autism and Behavioral Health Center. [[Dennis Griffith II]] succeeded [[Keith Elder]] as pastor in [[2010]]. | ||
From [[2001]] to [[2007]] the church met at [[Vestavia Hills Elementary School Liberty Park]]. Their new $9 million facility was completed in December [[2007]]. The lofty, timber-trussed worship center doubles as a gymnasium. About 400 chairs are currently used for the worship setting, but the building can accommodate up to 1000 congregants. | From [[2001]] to [[2007]] the church met at [[Vestavia Hills Elementary School Liberty Park]]. Their new $9 million facility was completed in December [[2007]]. The lofty, timber-trussed worship center doubles as a gymnasium. About 400 chairs are currently used for the worship setting, but the building can accommodate up to 1000 congregants. | ||
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* [http://www. | * [http://www.gracebhm.org/ Grace, a United Methodist Congregation] website | ||
[[Category:Methodist churches]] | [[Category:Methodist churches]] | ||
Revision as of 18:01, 18 January 2020
Grace, a United Methodist Church (founded in September 2001 as Liberty Crossings) is a member of the North Alabama Conference of the United Methodist Church located on a 35-acre campus at 5125 Sicard Hollow Road near the back entrance to Liberty Park and adjacent to the Glenwood Autism and Behavioral Health Center. Dennis Griffith II succeeded Keith Elder as pastor in 2010.
From 2001 to 2007 the church met at Vestavia Hills Elementary School Liberty Park. Their new $9 million facility was completed in December 2007. The lofty, timber-trussed worship center doubles as a gymnasium. About 400 chairs are currently used for the worship setting, but the building can accommodate up to 1000 congregants.
Future plans for the campus include prayer trails, swings, benches, an open-air pavilion and an amphitheater.
Pastors
References
- Garrison, Greg (December 16, 2007) "New Liberty Crossings church off `beaten path'." Birmingham News.