Grace

Grace referred to:

• Grace (given name), a female given name
• Grace (television series), a U.S. television series.
• The Grace, Korean Girl Band
• Grace (band), a dance music project by Paul Oakenfold and Steve Osborne (1994-1997)
• Grace (Mandy Capristo album), an album by Mandy Capristo from 2012.
• Grace (Jeff Buckley album), an album by Jeff Buckley from 1994.
• Grace (Simon Webbe album), an album by Simon Webbe from 2006.
• Grace (film), 2009 Canadian-US film by director Paul Solet.
• Grace (2018), 2018 U.S. film directed by Devin Adair.
• Grace (lunar crater), a very small lunar crater in Mare Tranquillitatis
• Grace 1, oil tanker
• W. R. Grace and Company, a US chemical company
• Grace Semiconductor, a Chinese semiconductor manufacturer
• Xmgrace, a software for the graphical representation of data
• Grace Dieu, Henry V's flagship.
• Grace E-Bike, an e-bike manufacturer
• Grace Glacier, glacier on South Georgia in the South Atlantic Ocean
• Grace Lake, Antarctica
• Grace Rock, cliff rock in the archipelago of the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica
• Grace Rocks, rocky outcrops in Wilkesland, Antarctica

Places in the United States:

• Grace (Alabama)
• Grace (Idaho)
• Grace (Kentucky)
• Grace (Michigan)
• Grace (Mississippi)
• Grace (Missouri)
• Grace (Montana)
• Grace (North Carolina)
• Grace (South Carolina)
• Grace (Washington)
• Grace (West Virginia)
• Grace Chapel (North Carolina)
• Grace City (North Dakota)
• Grace Hill (Iowa)

People:

• Adalyn Grace (* 1994), US-American author
• Akiko Grace (* 1973), Japanese jazz pianist
• April Grace (* 1962), US actress
• Betty Grace (* ~1925), English badminton player
• Cecil Grace (1880-1910), British aviation pioneer
• Chris Grace (* 1946), British producer
• David Grace (* 1985), English snooker player
• Dinah Grace (1916-1963), German dancer and actress
• Frederick Grace (1884-1964), British boxer
• George W. Grace (1921-2015), US anthropologist and linguist.
• Glennis Grace (* 1978), Dutch singer
• Henry Grace (1907-1983), US-American art director and production designer
• Jeff Grace (composer) (* 1975), US-American film composer
• Jeff Grace (actor), US-American actor
• Justin Grace (* 1970), New Zealand track cyclist and cycling coach.
• Maggie Grace (* 1983), US actress
• Max Grace (* 1942), New Zealand-Canadian cyclist
• Mckenna Grace (* 2006), US actress and voice actress
• Nancy Grace (* 1959), US television presenter
• Nickolas Grace (* 1947), British actor
• Patricia Grace (* 1937), New Zealand author
• Peter Grace, sound engineer
• Robbie Grace (* 1954), South African snooker player
• Teddy Grace (1905-1992), US-American jazz singer
• Thomas-François de Grace (1713-1798), French agronomist and writer
• Thomas Samuel Grace (1815-1879), British missionary in New Zealand
• Topher Grace (* 1978), US-American actor
• Virginia Grace (1901-1994), US-American archaeologist
• W. G. Grace (1848-1915), English cricketer
• William Russell Grace (1832-1904), US-American politician

Songs

• Grace, an Irish ballad about Grace Evelyn Gifford Plunkett

GRACE designated:

• Gravity Recovery And Climate Experiment, two research satellites from DLR and NASA for the precise recording of the Earth's gravitational field.

See also: