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Grace Church, | Grace Church, formed in 1858, is located on 385 Essex Street. | ||
At a meeting at St. Peter's Church (Episcopal) in 1848, the possibility of a second episcopal church was discussed. By 1858 it had become a reality and the cornerstone was laid that October. | At a meeting at St. Peter's Church (Episcopal) in 1848, the possibility of a second episcopal church was discussed. By 1858 it had become a reality and the cornerstone was laid that October. | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*"Grace Church installs new rector" Salem Evening News, Nov. 20, 1997, p. C3 | *"Grace Church installs new rector" ''Salem Evening News'', Nov. 20, 1997, p. C3 | ||
*[http://www.gracechurchinsalem.org/ Grace Church] Church website | *[http://www.gracechurchinsalem.org/ Grace Church] Church website | ||
Revision as of 11:06, 30 April 2009
Grace Church, formed in 1858, is located on 385 Essex Street.
At a meeting at St. Peter's Church (Episcopal) in 1848, the possibility of a second episcopal church was discussed. By 1858 it had become a reality and the cornerstone was laid that October.
The first rector was the Rev. George Leeds.
In 1924, as the need of a new building arose, the decision was made to erect a new church building in the Gothic style.
The Rev. Deborah Phillips was installed Nov. 20, 1997. She succeeds the Rev. Steven Crowson, who had left in 1995, after 16 years with Grace Church.
See Also
- "Grace Church installs new rector" Salem Evening News, Nov. 20, 1997, p. C3
- Grace Church Church website
