As a church, Grace has changed significantly since the last church picture directory was completed five years ago. It is time for an update, and you are an integral part of the process!
We want 100% participation. Pictures are taken at the church September 25-28. Before pictures are taken, each family unit needs to sign up for a scheduled picture time.
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Continue Reading →Each month Grace distributes bus tickets to people in our community. This happens on the 15th of the month, or if the 15th is on a weekend we meet the Friday before. Volunteers and those receiving tickets begin to gather around 6:30 am in the Grace Alcove. Guests are greeted with smiles, coffee, water, and a place to sit. Tickets are distributed at 7:50 am.
We can always use volunteers to help with set-up, clean-up, and ticket distribution. Want to help? ...
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Each month on the first Sunday you’re encouraged to take home a re-usable yellow grocery bag, put some non-perishable items in it, and bring it back the next week, or soon thereafter. In August our offering goes to the Covenant Presbyterian Church Food Pantry. All non-perishable groceries are welcome. Consider bringing canned meats and canned fruits.
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Are you interested in an in-depth Bible Study? This fall Pastor Catherine Neelly Burton invites you to join her for “Invitation to the Old Testament.” This is nine-week overview of the Old Testament. It is part of the Disciple Curriculum and is like the “Invitation to Psalms” that was offered in 2016 and “Invitation to John” in 2018. It is a study that ...
This July 16-20 thousands of Presbyterian youth and adults gather in West Lafayette, Indiana, for Triennium. Triennium is held every three years and brings together youth and adults from around the country for worship, fellowship, study, play, and service. It’s an incredible opportunity for young people to see the church beyond the local congregation.
This year, five of our youth and two adults are at Triennium with the delegation from the Presbytery of Southern Kansas. You may ...
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