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. Our contributions this month go the Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church food pantry. Consider bringing cereal or canned fruit.
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Grace’s refugee support team invites you to participate with us in this fall’s Wichita Big Read events.
This year’s Big Read book selection is The Latehomecomer: A Hmong Family Memoir. Its themes of immigration and family tradition are relevant to our Grace Church family as we try to find ways to offer welcome and support to refugee families who are making their home in our community.
Please save the dates below and help yourself to event details on the Narthex bulletin board as ...
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The annual Crop Walk is on October 1. It is a one-mile walk in Sedgwick County Park, 6501 W 21st St. N, Wichita, 67205.
If it is a pretty day, it will be a great place for a walk. There are sign-up sheets on the bulletin board just outside the Great Room by the coffee bar.
The money pledged to Crop Walk goes to help feed people. One-fourth of the pledges stay here in Wichita. Local agencies receiving funds are:
Each month Grace distributes bus tickets to people in our community. This happens on the 15th of the month, or if the 15th is 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 invite all guests to a brief worship service with communion in the Great Room at 7:35 ...
Continue Reading →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. Our contributions this month go the Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church food pantry. Consider bringing toilet paper or canned vegetables in September.
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