The Alternative Gift Market is Saturday, November 11, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm at Hillside Christian Church. We will also do a mini market at Grace on Sundays, November 12 and 19. Grace’s cause at this year’s market is Donkey Mobile Libraries. An estimated 45% of people ages 15 and older in Ethiopia cannot read. Ethiopia Reads’ ...
Do you have questions about your contributions for this year? Do you want to know where your giving stands related to your pledge? Leah Plush, our Financial Administrative Assistant, can answer those questions for you. Leah works part-time, and it can be hard to connect with her. To help with that issue, Leah will be available to talk with you and answer your questions every Wednesday evening from 6:00 to 7:00. You can reach her at leah@mygpc.org or call the ...
Continue Reading →On Tuesday, October 24, Mike Fetters, Danielle Brazelton, and Kirk Anderson invite you to a time of listening to ways we can make a change for Justice here in our community. Grace is part of a group of multifaith congregations currently called the Sedgwick County Justice Ministry. The goal is to seek out two injustices in our area and seek to activate a direction and solution. Maybe it’s homelessness, mental health, access to health care, recidivism, or something else. But ...
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We’re excited to host our neighbors, Watermark Books, on Monday, October 30. At 6:00 pm, we welcome author Ann Patchett in celebration of her new book Tom Lake. This is a ticketed event through Watermark. We need greeters starting at 5:15 p.m. and a clean-up team to break down the Great Room after the event. Sign up ...
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Enjoy this testimonial from Mitchell Probst, the guitarist in the 9 a.m. Praise Band.
I’ve been at Grace for five years, and it has truly been an honor. When I started at Grace, my faith was wavering, and I had a fairly negative attitude about churches based on bad experiences at my church while growing up. The church where I grew up always seemed to lean towards fear as a motivator. I was shamed for reading the bible too much as ...
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