Nestled in the heart of the Brandywine Valley, Grace Episcopal Church retains much of the charm of the farm community from which it sprang. As the oldest Episcopal Church in the Brandywine Hundred, the congregation was first housed in an early stone school-house purchased and refitted for church services in December, 1835. 

Our current home dates back to 1872, when 10 acres were purchased to build a church and cemetary. The original stone chapel was completed and the first worship service and dedication took place on July 4, 1875. 

That legacy of tradition offers both opportunities and challenges as we embrace the increasing pace of life in the twenty-first century. Like our earliest forebearers, we don't all agree how best to meet these challenges, but we agree that through nurturing faith, and church family, and instilling a deep knowledge of our Lord, Jesus Christ, we can journey forward as the Lord calls us.

The Rev. Kim Capwell  - Interim Rector

The Rev. Chris Moore - Assistant to the Rector

The Rev. Dr. Marta Illueca - Assistant to the Rector      

• Mark Foulsham - Organist and Choirmaster
  
• Joanne Records - Administrative Assistant
  
• Christine Trageser - Clerk of the Vestry
  
• Sandy Tonjes - Treasurer
  

• Brenda Trageser
  
• Diane Wegner
  
• Linda Helie
  
• Mary Ann Marshall

Grace Episcopal Church built on Concord Pike in Wilmington Delaware, added on to Grace Chapel

Vestry meets every 3rd Thursday of each month

• Brenda Trageser - Senior Warden
  
• Diane Wegner - Junior Warden
  
• Clark Gregg
  
• Arlene Nikaido-Lung
  
• Cathy Diamond
  
• Mary Ann Marshall
  
• Noelle Donahoe
  
• Linda Adams
  
• Tom Marshall