Grafton Seventh-day Adventist Church

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Church Ministries

Following Jesus’ example, we believe in serving one another and the people in our community.  Our members and friends serve in various ways, from leading Bible studies in our Sabbath School classes to sharing healthful living tips with our neighbors to providing food for families in need. 
 

Following are some of the ministries our congregation shares within our church or in our community. 
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​Adult Sabbath School classes.  We usually have two adult classes.   Both are presently using the standard study quarterly  ​​(shown at right) and schedule of most Adventist churches.  One class is a lecture/question format, and the other is more of an informal group discussion.

You’ll be welcome in either class. If you want to review the standard quarterly’s discussion topic
in advance, you can find each week’s current lesson here. 
(These lessons are also available in Spanish.)

Children’s and Youth Ministries:
  – Sabbath School classes for children from toddlers to High School
  – Vacation Bible School
  – Summer Camp
  – Winter Ski Weekend
 

Prayer Meeting — most Monday evenings at 5:45 pm.  We share a meal and by 6:00 we begin our study/prayer material.

 
“Life of Paul” video series

“Footsteps of Jesus” video series
Creationism, Intelligent Design presentations
Bible study classes for inmates at a nearby jail and a Federal prison

Community Service ministries:
  – Treats not Tricks
  – Main Street Mission breakfast

  – Lunches for emergency responders

Health Ministries:
  – CHIP (Complete Health Improvement Project) program
  – Healthful Cooking School
  – Stop Smoking workshop

Bible studies
  – Bible Marking classes
  – Individual or group Bible studies (See our “Bible Study” page for details.)