By Matthew Thompson, Director of Music I have always loved going to church! I know it may seem odd to most but for some reason, church, especially worship and music called out to me from a young age. I was around 12 years old when I began playing the organ and accompanying Read More...
By Dr. Mike Graves, Scholar in Residence One of my good friends finished off 2019 by reading his 52nd title of the year. Unless a person’s diet of reading is limited to Dr. Seuss or Daniel Tiger, a book per week is impressive. Of course, my friend is a professor, so reading is part Read More...
Whether you’re a new visitor, or you’ve been attending for a while, we invite you to join us for pastry and coffee on Mar. 1 at 10:00 a.m.
She was on the drill team and worked in the library to pay her tuition. He was on a football scholarship. These small town/farm kids met at Navarro Junior College in Corsicana, Texas in 1955, fell in love and got married two years later. From their love, came my sister and me Read More...
Thank you to our 2020 Celebration Dinner and Auction for their generosity. Dave Ehman and Carla Aday Katie Allison Randy and Leeann Blundell Denny and Sheila Bolte Steve and Andrea Bough Lee and Kristina Brumitt Kathy and Ed Buckley Amy Brown and Brian Campbell Lynn and John Cockle Catherine Stark-Corn and Read More...
By April Booth, Director of Children's Ministries One Sunday during the children’s sermon we talked about Martin Luther King Jr. and how he loved people and the ways he showed love by serving them. As we talked about things we’ve done to serve – working in the garden at Urban Farming Guys Read More...
By Rev. Joe Walker, Minister of Congregational Care The Pope slapped a woman’s hand. Perhaps you remember the New Year’s Eve incident: As he was leaving a receiving line an overzealous pilgrim grabbed the Pontiff’s hand pulling him off-balance. Pope Francis reacted by slapping her hand and barking at her before his Read More...
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Team members from the recent Ecuador mission trip will share stories and photos about their experiences on Sun., Feb. 9 at 10:00 a.m. in the Koinonia Sunday School classroom, in the Solarium on the third floor. Learn about the “Minga” (working together) formed with FEDICE in Ecuador and the community of Caliqui, Read More...
Explore how our spiritual lives and relationships – with God, with ourselves, with our family and friends, and with strangers – are inextricably linked.
I was one of 40,000 students at University of Texas so it was a shock during my first semester at graduate school at Yale to receive an invitation to join a small group of students for dinner at the home of a professor. Dean Harry B. Adams was a Disciples of Christ minister Read More...
A few photos from Betsy Wilson from the first work day.
Welcome to Ecuador! Seeing, Feeling, and Adjusting. We have been in Otavalo, Ecuador for a full day now and we are excited to share with you what we have been up to. Our travel day on Thursday was certainly a long one. Arriving at the airport by 4:00 a.m. and not arriving Read More...
Our team has arrived in Ecuador and has spent the first couple of days getting to know the area. They have visited a church, got a peek at a local wedding, and even found a KC fan at the Otavalo Market.
Join the Children’s Choir for a special musical performance on Sun., Mar. 1, 10:00 a.m., Social Hall. Children grades K-5 are invited to participate in the musical performance.
