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Pocketful of Grace

Pocketful of Grace

By: Grace Lutheran Church
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Join the pastors of Grace Lutheran Church in State College as we try to make sense of faith and life, featuring Bible lessons and prayer and time to grow and be transformed by God's word for us. Hungry for more? Visit our website, www.glcpa.org for sermons and worship resources.

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  • For the Days to Come Week 4
    Dec 22 2025

    Welcome to Pocketful of Grace, a podcast of Grace Lutheran Church as we conclude the season of Advent. We have been waiting and watching and hoping with the prophet Isaiah in some of the days to come where God is still active in ways that have been exciting, daunting and sometime just blessedly ordinary.

    For all the days to still to come, we offer this moment of light as we step out of the shadowy places of winter, and the noise and demands of this season to have our souls restored and re-storied.

    Join us for Christmas Eve worship at 4:30, 7 and 9 pm in person at 205 S. Garner Street, State College, PA or via our livestream at 9 pm. Visit www.glcpa.org and click WATCH.

    “Infant Holy.” John Carter (ASCAP), recorded by Laurel Sanders, flute and Cynthia Mills, piano, for Grace Lutheran Church in State College, PA. Publisher: Beckenhorst Press. © 2010 Beckenhorst Press, www.beckhorstpress.com. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" (John Carter). Laurel Sanders, flute and Cynthia Mills, piano for use by Grace Lutheran Church in State College, PA. © 2010 by Beckenhorst Press, Inc., www.beckenhorstpress.com. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    To learn more about our ministries at Grace Lutheran Church, visit glcpa.org.

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    8 mins
  • For the Days to Come Week 3
    Dec 15 2025

    Welcome to Pocketful of Grace, a podcast of Grace Lutheran Church as we conclude the season of Advent. We have been waiting and watching and hoping with the prophet Isaiah in some of the days to come where God is still active in ways that have been exciting, daunting and some just blessedly ordinary.

    For all the days to come, we offer this moment of peace as we step out of the harshness, the noise and demands to have our souls restored and re-storied.

    “Gabriel’s Voice.” Music: Ian Higginson. Text: Carol Gunn. © St. James Music Press. Streamed with permission of St. James Press, License #21540.

    "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" (John Carter). Laurel Sanders, flute and Cynthia Mills, piano for use by Grace Lutheran Church in State College, PA. © 2010 by Beckenhorst Press, Inc., www.beckenhorstpress.com. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    To learn more about our ministries at Grace Lutheran Church, visit glcpa.org.

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    8 mins
  • For the Days to Come Week 2
    Dec 8 2025

    Welcome to Pocketful of Grace, a podcast of Grace Lutheran Church as we enter the season of Advent, a time of waiting and watching and hoping. The prophet Isaiah speaks of what will take place in the days to come where God is still active. Some activity is exciting, some daunting and some just blessedly ordinary.

    For all the days to come, we offer this moment of guidance as we step out of the harshness, the noise and demands to have your souls restored and re-storied.

    Still, Still, Still.” Tune: Traditional. Arranged by Sandra Eithun. 2011. The American Guild of English Handbell Ringers, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Used with permission. Performed by The Bells of Grace.

    "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" (John Carter). Laurel Sanders, flute and Cynthia Mills, piano for use by Grace Lutheran Church in State College, PA. © 2010 by Beckenhorst Press, Inc., www.beckenhorstpress.com. All rights reserved. Used with permission.

    To learn more about our ministries at Grace Lutheran Church, visit glcpa.org.

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    8 mins
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