Easter is right around the corner and is an excellent time to invite friends, neighbors, and coworkers to come visit our church.

We will be having a Good Friday service on 4/18 at 6pm and 2 services on Easter Sunday, 4/20 at 9am and 10:45am. And Easter morning wouldn’t be complete without our traditional brunch and fun activities for the kids at 10am between the services.

Come celebrate Jesus with us!

Our church provides access to thousands of free resources including Bible studies for all ages, kid’s shows, conferences, and more. Feel free to share this with your family and friends.

If you’re new(ish) to our church RSVP on a Connect Card & come hangout for lunch at Pastor Aaron’s house.

Calling all SGF ladies & friends! Join us on 5/3 at Jane Grundmeier’s lovely home and garden located at 6085 Stanley Drive in Auburn.

This will be our last brunch of the spring as we take a break for the summer. It’s an opportunity to share a lovely morning of food, friendship and fellowship as we get to know each other deeper and grow as sisters in Christ.

Text your RSVP to Debbie Greenacre 530-320-4173 today to reserve your place at the table.

Support our students’ camp trip by shopping at our Church Garage Sale on May 3rd!

You can also help by collecting donations from your house to give to the sale.

Bring your donations to church on 4/27 and put them in the garage at the end of the back parking lot.

Or items can be dropped off at SGF from 4/28–5/2 during office hours (12-5pm).

Join us for a fun and tasty fellowship after the 2nd service on 5/4. It’s a great opportunity to get to know each other better while sharing a meal. 

The Meal Train is an opportunity to bless those in our congregation with a meal during life’s challenging times. Times such as a recent surgery, the loss of a loved one, or welcoming a new baby.

We currently have two families who have a need for meals. If you are not currently on the meal train list,  contact the church office at monica@sierragrace.org if you would like to receive the meal train links for either Tim & Lindsay Busk or David & Laura Hoff.

Sign up for the SGF Meal Train below to receive email notifications when someone needs help with meals. You will be blessed as well.

This year SGF Jr High and High School students are headed to Hume Lake Ponderosa for the week of 6/8-14 and spots will fill up FAST. We will have multiple fundraising opportunities to help cut the cost of camp, and we’re so excited to see what God does at camp this year! Register below to reserve your spot.

Registration deadline is 4/30/25!

Registration is now open for the SGF Campout at Sugar Pine Point at Tahoe. Come one, come all for a great time July 5-8th.

Some amenities are token paid showers, bathrooms, paved bike paths, picnic tables, bbq and campfires allowed usually.

And for those who want to “glamp” and don’t have a trailer they can rent one from Tahoe RV rentals all they have to do is show up.

We can’t wait to enjoy friendship and camping memories with our church community.  It will be fun for all ages!

Register at the link below.

Download the Church Center app to stay updated about events, sign-ups, giving and small groups. 

Be sure to update your profile the first time you login. We transferred information from our last database, and want to be sure all of your contact information is correct. Also, create your household if it hasn’t already been done, add your birthdate, anniversary date, and a current photo.

We are excited to announce that live translations of the worship services will be available in multiple languages including Spanish.  The program will also transcribe in English, which will give our deaf and hard of hearing community a way to participate.

This is a great opportunity to tell others about how they can be connected in their native language while attending here at Sierra Grace.

There is a poster in the lobby with a QR code and instructions to access the translation.

Below is the link that is only live during our worship services.

“The greatest issue facing the world today, with all its heartbreaking needs, is whether those who, by profession or culture, are identified as ‘Christians’ will become disciples – students, apprentices, practitioners – of Jesus Christ, steadily learning from him how to live the life of the Kingdom of the Heavens into every corner of human existence.”

– Dallas Willard, “The Great Omission”