Lead Pastor
Pastor Diane Roth is a native Minnesotan who has taken side trips to Japan, Colorado, South Dakota, and now, Texas (although she hopes that in this case, it is more than a side trip.) She grew up in suburban Minneapolis, graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College with a degree in English literature, and served as a missionary teacher in Japan in the early 1990s.
After working in insurance for a few years, and honing her skills as a lay leader, choir member, and Sunday School teacher, she entered seminary at Luther Northwestern Seminary in St. Paul.
She has served congregations in South Dakota, and the Twin Cities before arriving at Grace Lutheran in Conroe. She married John, a musician and teacher, in 1999, and inherited two quite talented and handsome stepsons, Justin and Spencer. She enjoys singing loudly, taking walks with her dog, writing and blogging, reading, and knitting, where seasonally appropriate.
About Grace Lutheran Church
Founded in 1979, Grace is a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), located north of Houston near beautiful Lake Conroe. Marked with the cross of Christ, we believe that God has called us to proclaim the good news and to live the Grace of God.
About the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA)
The ELCA is a community of faith that shares a passion for making positive changes in the world. The ELCA is built around a strong belief as made known to us in Jesus Christ. With nearly 10,500 congregations across the U. S., Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, and nearly 5 million members, the ELCA works to put faith into action. In today’s complex world, ELCA families strive to make a difference in practical, realistic ways.
A casual yet structured worship experience with a blend of traditional and semi-contemporary music.
A cross-generational experience where all ages are involved.
A community of loving and caring people who will want to get to know you.
Our community is diverse and we have no expectations of what you should wear. We have people in dress clothes and people in shorts and Hawaiian shirts. Come in what you are comfortable wearing.
When we say ALL are welcome here that definitely includes children! We love the sounds of children during the service!
If you are uncomfortable, we do offer a cry room if needed.