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Fifty women with white hair slip demurely into the carved wooden choir stalls, bow their heads to pray and then sweetly sing “O God break the teeth in their mouths.” I was shocked. Is this phrase really in the Bible? A few minutes later we sing, “Let those who seek to hurt Read More...
Eileen Brown has been hired as the church’s Interim Executive Director of Operations, effective March 15. She will work part time overseeing finance, stewardship, endowment, technology, and facilities. Eileen has more than 25 years of experience in the nonprofit sector at organizations including the local chapters of the Alzheimer’s Association, the national offices of Read More...
An update on what the church is doing in the coming days to keep members and friends safe and healthy in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
By Lisa McLeish, Director of Early Childhood Programs I n spite of my effort to only watch the news for the weather forecast, the other news of the world makes itself known. The excitement and happiness of the Chief’s Super Bowl win seems so long ago as we are inundated with the Read More...
By Tyler Heston, Minister to Youth It’s easy to be anxious in our world today. As November 2020 grows closer, our country is nervous about what’s next. Life as normal is coming to a halt across the globe as COVID-19 spreads. On top of these things and the plethora of personal concerns Read More...
The Sustainability Team, in collaboration with The Well, is offering a range of environmentally friendly products for purchase. Much of what we use day to day could be more friendly to the earth. As convenient as plastic wrap and plastic shopping bags may seem, the long term impact of their use on Read More...
Spring Fling Egg Hunt The annual Spring Fling Easter Egg Hunt is on Sun., Mar. 29 at noon. This event for the whole family will have a petting zoo, children’s activities, the Easter Bunny and lots of fun! Lunch provided. Holy Week Palm Sunday Worship Children are invited to join the Palm Parade Read More...
Check out all the great things happening in Youth Ministry this year!
In January, Pathways to Learning speaker Kristin Riott, executive director of Bridging the Gap, shared an informative and thought provoking presentation on the environmental health of Kansas City. Riott touched on many areas where individuals and the community can have a positive influence. Here are some facts to consider: What you eat Read More...
A virus. A tornado. A rapidly shifting political scene. And that was just by Wednesday! How do you and I as people of faith, respond to the volatility? First, the virus. Jesus focused much of his energy on healing the sick. Without antibiotics or IV’s, Jesus had compassion on those with incurable Read More...
By Catherine Stark-Corn, Minister to Families and Children One of my most cherished memories is of the church’s family mission trips to the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation in South Dakota. The drive could be a bit long, especially with younger ones who were tired of car games, toys, sitting, being told to Read More...
This Spring Fling is currently under construction. We are brainstorming how this might happen with being diligent about social distancing and event regulations. Stay tuned...
“I have no problem giving up alcohol for the 40 days of Lent” my friend told me. “But if I try to say no to a glass of wine other times of the year, it seems impossible. I don’t know why that is.” This conversation with my friend got me to thinking Read More...
During the six Sundays of Lent we will look at the ways God knocks on the doorways of our lives and summons us to live in new ways.
