You’re invited to have coffee and conversation with Pastor Catherine on Tuesday, March 29. Come and go anytime between 7:30 and 9 am. Catherine is in the Grace Parlor with coffee and bagels.
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You’re invited to have coffee and conversation with Pastor Catherine on Tuesday, March 29. Come and go anytime between 7:30 and 9 am. Catherine is in the Grace Parlor with coffee and bagels.
Continue Reading →Each month we invite you to participate in ‘yellow bag’ giving. This month our yellow bag donations go to the food pantry at the Chase Community Presbyterian Church in Chase, Kansas. Our church has partnered with Chase many times, and we are glad to support them this way.
All non-perishable items are welcome, and these would be particularly helpful: canned fruit, applesauce, sugar, tuna, mayonnaise or miracle whip, ranch dressing, and ketchup. Take home a yellow bag when you’re in the ...
Continue Reading →On Sunday, March 13, at 1 pm, you’re invited to make a Ukrainian egg as an act of prayer for the people of Ukraine. Grace member Betsy Schuman guides you in this process. Come to the Grace Alcove at 1 pm to learn, create, and pray. No prior experience is necessary. All you need is a willingness to try.
Questions? Contact Betsy, schumannbetsy@yahoo.com, or call the church office, 684-5215.
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Dear Grace Community,
I give thanks for Jennifer Snook and her gifts for ministry. I give thanks often and especially now as Jennifer transitions out of her role as our Director of Children’s Ministries. Jennifer has family commitments that call for more and more of her time, and so the Session accepted her resignation. She will stay on in a very part time role through the end of the spring Sunday School Session. In the coming weeks you’ll hear more from ...
Continue Reading →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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