On Tuesday, October 24, Mike Fetters, Danielle Brazelton, and Kirk Anderson invite you to a time of listening to ways we can make a change for Justice here in our community. Grace is part of a group of multifaith congregations currently called the Sedgwick County Justice Ministry. The goal is to seek out two injustices in our area and seek to activate a direction and solution. Maybe it’s homelessness, mental health, access to health care, recidivism, or something else. But what keeps you up at night saying we can do better? We meet in the Great Room at 6:30 pm on October 24 for an overview and then break into listening sessions. If you have questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with any of the people mentioned above. We all have a say, and I hope you join us in seeking out what you have to say.
We’re excited to host our neighbors, Watermark Books, on Monday, October 30. At 6:00 pm, we welcome author Ann Patchett in celebration of her new book Tom Lake. This is a ticketed event through Watermark. We need greeters starting at 5:15 p.m. and a clean-up team to break down the Great Room after the event. Sign up through the church office or contact Martin Burch, at marburch@mygpc.org or 684-5215.
Join us for a Pickleball Social on Sunday, October 22, from 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm. We meet at Chicken ‘N Pickle (Greenwich and 13th). Come for an afternoon of fun! For more information, contact Shelby Schnieders at 319-359-0336.
Grace Presbyterian Church is GRATEFUL for your generosity and commitment financially. We are all blessed to be a part of God’s vision because you are a good financial steward. And we know God has more in store for us.
Watch your mailbox. This week, you receive your 2024 pledge card in the mail. Prayerfully consider what God calls you to share, fill out the card, and send or bring it back to church on October 29, Commitment Sunday. Know how truly GRATEFUL we are that you have made Grace a priority with all your gifts.
Until further notice, we cannot accept donations for Economy Corner. Structural issues have been discovered at the Economy Corner Store, requiring the store to shut down at the end of this month. We cannot accept donations while the available options are being investigated and discussed.
