Jeans, shorts, dresses, business casual – you’ll see them all at Grace. Just put on something comfortable and we’ll see you here!

When you arrive, you’ll find parking signs and a volunteer team to guide you. We recommend arriving 20 minutes before the service begins to make it easy on you.

If you’re attending online, just park yourself on the sofa.

We know that coming to a church for the first time can be stressful, so we have lots of helpful volunteers to welcome you and point you in the right direction. Just look for someone with a name tag and a smile.

• Is there a space for moms and young children? Yes! We have a dedicated Mother & Baby Room designed for moms who are nursing or caring for young children. You’ll be able to watch the service in comfort while tending to your little one.
• What if I or my child have sensory sensitivities? If loud sounds, bright lights, or crowded spaces are difficult, we encourage you to enjoy the service in our overflow area in the foyer. It’s a quieter space where you can still fully engage with the message.
• Are animals allowed at Grace? Only dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for a person with a disability (e.g., guide dogs for the blind, hearing dogs for the deaf, seizure-alert dogs) are allowed. Because of allergies and fears that some may experience, we’re unable to allow emotional support, comfort, or therapy animals or pets.
• Can I carry a firearm on campus? For everyone’s safety, we do not allow open-carry firearms on our campus.  The only exception is for on-duty law enforcement. We are thankful for the Orange County Sheriff’s Office, who provide contracted security during our services and events.