Grace Episcopal Church

The Episcopal Church in Bath, Maine, established in 1849

On Saturday morning, August 10, at 9:30 a.m., Parishioners gathered for a service of Morning Prayer at 857 Washington Street, where The Episcopal Society of the City of Bath met in the 1840s, and where a current parishioner’s daughter now lives. On Sunday morning, August 11, at 9:30 a.m. retired Bishop of Maine, The Rt. Rev. Chilton Knudsen, preached and The Rev. Kiwak Jacobs celebrated Holy Communion at the current Church on Washington Street. Parishioners then walked, drove, or rode the trolley to Oak and Middle Streets in Bath, site of Grace’s first Church building, consecrated in 1853. Following prayers and music, a social time followed at 109 Oak Street, home of Grace’s first warden and currently the home of two Grace parishioners Everyone enjoyed the festivities!

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Directions to Grace Church

From South
Exit 295 at Brunswick for Route 1, headed for Bath. Exit at the "Historic Bath" exit and turn left at the traffic light under the overpass onto Washington Street. Then follow directions for Washington Street.

From North
Cross the Bath Bridge and take the Vine St. exit. After the stop sign, go straight, and at the light, bear right onto Washington St. Then follow directions for Washington Street.

Washington Street
On Washington Street, in about a mile, pass Grace Church to your left and take an immediate left onto Edwards Street to the church parking lot on the left. The GPS address for the parking lot is 36 Edwards Street.

Grace Episcopal Church

The Episcopal Church in Bath, Maine, established in 1849