Scott Randle recently completed a term as the moderator of the Presbytery of Southern Kansas. As the moderator Scott led the quarterly meetings of the presbytery, whether by Zoom, in person, or both. Leading the meetings was the most visible piece of the job, but only a small part of what he did. Scott attended, supported, and led meetings and groups ...
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As an outgrowth of our Refugee Team, Janet Rhoads and Texie Randle have been teaching Citizenship classes through the Wichita IRC (International Rescue Committee). Recently, four students successfully passed the Interview Test given by USCIS Officers (United States Citizenship Immigration Services), and their Oath Ceremony is scheduled for February 25.
Requirements to become a US Citizen are: permanent residency in the US for five years and successfully passing the Interview Test which includes knowledge of the US Government, and a reading, ...
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Have you ever used the expression, “I’m maxed out,” or “My plate is too full?” Both sayings imply that you can’t take on one more thing, whether it be a task or emotional weight. Then there’s the expression, ‘full to the brim,’ which sounds similar but has a different meaning. ‘Full to the brim’ implies that your cup overflows ...
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The Wednesday Afternoon Video Discussion Group facilitated by Martin Burch is back during Lent in 2022. It has been almost two years since this class last met. For six weeks starting Wednesday, March 2, at 2 pm, join us for a new video study Witness at the Cross hosted by Professor Amy-Jill Levine. In ...
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