Sunday Morning Preaching Schedule for July 2018

July 1        

This is a One Service Sunday with worship at 10 am in the Sanctuary.  We celebrate the Lord’s Supper and commission our mission trip participants in worship.  We are glad to welcome the Reverend Caitlin Hendrix as our preacher.  Caitlin is a PCUSA pastor who lives in the neighborhood with her husband and son.

July 8         

This is the first Sunday of our three-week series on the book of Ruth.  Catherine Neelly Burton preaches from Ruth chapter 1.  The sermon is entitled “Loss and Loyalty.”

July 15  

On this Sunday Catherine Neelly Burton preaches from Ruth 2.  The sermon is entitled “Gleaning and New Hope.”

July 22 

This is the final Sunday of our Ruth series, and Catherine Neelly Burton preaches from Ruth 3-4.  The sermon is entitled “New Life.”

July 29        

This is a one service Sunday with worship at 10 am in the Great Room. On this day youth and adults who participated in the mission trip to Rockport, TX, lead the service.

 

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Sunday Morning Schedule – July 2018

9 am           Worship in the Great Room

10 am          Education and Fellowship

11 am         Worship in the Sanctuary

Worship at 9 am is in the Great Room and is led musically by our band.  The style is less formal than the 11 am service. The 11 am  service is in the Sanctuary and is led musically by our choirs. The style is more traditional.

On July 1 and July 29 there is only one worship service, and it is at 10 am.  There is no Sunday School for youth in July and no Sunday School at all on July 1 and July 29.

Children ages 0-Pre-K

A nursery is available all morning from 8:50 – 12:15. From 10 – 10:45 Colissa Fry leads a Sunday School lesson for these children.

Children Kindergarten – Fifth Grade

Children explore the book of Ruth with Jennifer Snook.

Adults

Martin Burch teaches an adult class on the book of Ruth.

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Sunday Morning Preaching Schedule for June 2018

June 3      

This is the first Sunday of our three-week series on Proverbs. Catherine Neelly Burton preaches from Proverbs 1:1-17. The topic is “The Beginning of Wisdom.” We celebrate the Lord’s Supper at both services.

June 10     

On this second Sunday of our Proverbs series we look at Proverbs 3:1-8.  Catherine Neelly Burton preaches. The sermon is entitled “Trust in the Lord.”

June 17        

Catherine Neelly Burton preaches this day from Proverbs 8:22-36. The sermon is entitled “In the Beginning.”

June 24     

We are glad to welcome Scott Randle as our preacher. Scott is a Grace member and elder and a student in the PCUSA’s Commissioned Ruling Elder program.  Scott preaches once a month at the Presbyterian churches in Chase and Caldwell, Kansas.

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June Sunday Morning Schedule

9 am Worship in the Great Room

10 am Education and Fellowship

11 am Worship in the Sanctuary

Worship at 9 am is in the Great Room and is led musically by our band. The style is less formal than the 11 am service. The 11am service is in the Sanctuary and is led musically by our choirs. The style is more traditional. There is no Sunday School for children and youth in June.

Children ages 0-Pre-K

A nursery is available all morning from 8:50 am – 12:15 pm. From 10 – 10:45 am, Colissa Fry leads a Sunday School lesson for these children.

Adults

Dr. Matthew Umbarger, professor from Newman University, teaches in the Chapel during June. His topic is Jesus the Revolutionary.

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Jesus the Revolutionary: June Adult Sunday School

We are excited to welcome Dr. Matthew Umbarger back to Grace in June. Dr. Umbarger is a professor at Newman University and teaches an adult Sunday School class here at 10 am on Sundays in June. The class meets in the Grace Chapel. The topic is “Jesus the Revolutionary.”  This is what Dr. Umbarger says about the class:

In popular Christian thought and art, Jesus’ attributes of meekness and gentleness are often sentimentalized. Worse, Jesus’ Gospel has been often co-opted into the worldly, ideological stratagems of party politics. We have tamed Jesus, and transformed His Gospel into a tonic to comfort ourselves and a weapon to afflict our enemies. But Jesus didn’t come to make us feel good about ourselves and wage our personal battles. He came to turn the world system that we are so familiar and comfortable with on its head. In this series, we will look at the political and religious message that is Jesus’ Gospel of the Kingdom.

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