This month we partner with Giving the Basics Wichita for our Yellow Bag Drive and for an in-person volunteer opportunity.
From their website:
“Giving the Basics was founded in 2011 in Kansas City on the premise that no one should go without the basic items needed to be clean and live a normal life. Basic hygiene ...
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Dear Grace Community,
“…Suddenly a sound like the blowing of a violent wind came from heaven and filled the whole house where they were sitting. They saw what seemed to be tongues of fire that separated and came to rest on each of them. All of them were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues as the Spirit enabled them.” Acts 2:2-4
You can hear this same passage, read by members of our church, in English, Spanish, and German by going ...
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As I look at these past few months, I really see how overly-blessed we are as a church, community and nation. Although at times, you would not recognize that from people, including myself, connected to those same entities. But God has not abandoned us, and He is still expecting us to serve, worship, pray and be active in His world. Things are not the same. We can choose to look for the worst, or we can choose to find ways ...
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This year Vacation Bible School (VBS), like many things, will look different at Grace. In an effort to be sensitive to those who are at risk, we have decided to record segments of VBS and post them on our Facebook page.
Now, families can enjoy our VBS content together as they explore the life of King David, learn from our puppet friends, and enjoy craft tutorials and music. Look for these videos June 13-16.
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This Sunday is Pentecost! On this day we celebrate the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. The text in Acts 2 says that as the people gathered the Spirit first made its presence known in “a sound like the rush of a violent wind…”
As we celebrate Pentecost in our homes this year you are encouraged to come by the church and get a pinwheel. We have 50 of these, and we hope they serve to remind you of the movement of ...
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