Grace Church (Cincinnati, Ohio)

Grace Church is an Episcopal church located in Cincinnati, Ohio. Established in 1845, it is one of the oldest Episcopal parishes in the city. The church is known for its Gothic Revival architecture and its significant role in the history of the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio.

The current church building, located on Madison Road in the Hyde Park neighborhood, was completed in 1904. It replaced an earlier structure that had become too small for the growing congregation. The architecture features stained glass windows, intricate stone carvings, and a soaring nave.

Throughout its history, Grace Church has been involved in various outreach programs and community service initiatives. These have included initiatives focused on social justice, poverty alleviation, and education. The church offers a variety of programs for children, youth, and adults, encompassing religious education, fellowship, and spiritual growth.

Grace Church maintains a regular schedule of worship services, including Sunday services and weekday services, and also hosts special events and concerts throughout the year. Its clergy and lay leaders play an active role in the wider community, working to address local issues and promote interfaith dialogue.