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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is projecting grace doing at grace cathedral?

  This month for Projecting Grace, “Dear America” guerilla projections respond to anti-Asian violence and we are honored that they chose to use the façade of Grace Cathedral as one of their stops.

• What district does Grace Grace represent?

  Grace represents the Sixth Congressional District of New York encompassing the New York City borough of Queens, including west, central and northeast Queens. Grace is the first and only Asian American Member of Congress from New York State and the first female Congressmember from Queens since former Vice Presidential nominee Geraldine Ferraro.

• When did Grace College change its name to Grace University?

  That changed in 1948 when the Accrediting Association required member schools to charge money. The original tuition was a flat $50 fee. In 1976, the school’s name was changed to Grace College of the Bible. On July 1, 1995, the school officially became Grace University, emphasizing the school’s new academic identity.

• What is we at Grace?

  We are an outreach program of the Grace United Methodist Church offering an excellent educational program to the community. Grace is a traditional preschool program with classes for children two years of age through Kindergarten. We are excited to offer extended hours to meet the needs of working families!

• How can Grace Help You?

  With a combined experience of over 100 years of addressing abuse-related issues, GRACE has accumulated and organized a wealth of resources from mental health experts, former prosecutors, and theologians to give you and your organization a well-rounded, robust, and deep understanding of abuse and how to prevent it.