On Sunday, May 5, at our one worship service, we will recognize all our high school, college, and post-college graduates. If you would like your graduate or you to be recognized, please email the following information to kirk@mygpc.org by April 25: Picture (headshot preferably), school graduating from, awards, a short bio with family, activities, and future plans. Questions? Please contact Kirk.
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Our Interim Pastor Journey Town Hall Meeting Step 2 is Sunday, May 5. We have one service in the Sanctuary at 10:00 am, followed by a covered dish lunch, including dessert, water, iced tea, and coffee. The question we focus on for our discussion is: How would you describe Grace to someone you wanted to attend with you? You may pick up a flyer for all the Steps from the bulletin board in the Narthex.
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Our Grace Justice Together team wants to invite you to join us in becoming a part of the Sedgwick County multi-faith community, which is coming together to make a difference in the lives of those who have no voice and are underserved. Did you know…
I’m thrilled to be Grace Presbyterian Church’s Interim Pastor at such a time as this. Our Holy Week journey included Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday/Tenebrae, and Good Friday. It culminated with Resurrection Sunday. And along with you, I say, Christ is risen! Alleluia!
Yes, our Holy Week experience culminated with Resurrection Sunday. Jesus conquered death, and there is hope for all humanity that by placing one’s faith in Jesus Christ, a person lives eternally with God and has an abundant life now. ...
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Grace is part of an interfaith group of communities working on the issues of chronic homelessness and access to mental health. On May 9, over 2,000 members of our Sedgwick County community present the plan to our city and county representatives. More information on the draft plan is available at the kiosks at both entrances. Look for more information soon.
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