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This October our children and middle high youth “trick or treat” for food.  On Sunday, October 9, during the Sunday School hour (10 am), we meet in the Great Room and then canvas the neighborhood with grocery bags.  Each grocery bag includes an invitation to our neighbors to donate non-perishable food and to place the bag back on their porch on Sunday, October 16.  All donated items go to the Covenant Presbyterian Church food pantry.

On Sunday, October 16, we meet at Grace at 4:30 pm to go and collect the filled bags.  After we collect the bags, we return to Grace for pizza.

We need a few parents to help on October 9, and families of children and mid-high youth are invited to come on October 16 to join us for food pick-up and pizza.

Questions? Contact catherine@mygpc.org or kirk@mygpc.org

Why do we pray to God?

Because we were created to live with God, who desires the prayers of our hearts. Our hearts long for God, for we need God’s help and guidance every day. – Presbyterian Children’s Catechism

Prayer is part of life as a Christian. Prayer is beautiful. Prayer can be overwhelming and confusing.

You’re invited to join a four-week group to study prayer and pray together. Look for sign-ups at Grace on Sunday or call the church office to sign up, 316-684-5215

Groups begin the week of September 25.

Group Times and Location:

Sundays September 25, October 2, 9, and 16 at 7:00 pm on Zoom

Mondays September 26, October 3, 10, and 17 at 6:30 pm at GPC

Wednesdays September 28, October 5, 12, and 19 at 6:30 pm in Eastborough

Thursdays September 29, October 6, 13, and 20 at 6:30 am at Great Harvest Bread

Thursdays September 29, October 6, 13, and 20 at 1:30 pm in Andover

(Full addresses available at Grace.)

The class discusses prayer using Christian Prayer for Today by Martha Moore-Keish.  Books are available at GPC for $10. Participants are not required to have the book, but it will deepen the experience. The groups also dedicate time to prayer.

It’s time for some food, fellowship, and fun. Join the Grace Deacons at OJ Watson Park on Sunday, September 11. We gather in Pavilion #4 at 5:30 pm. Bring a side dish or dessert to share. The church provides protein on the grill (hot dogs, hamburgers, and veggie burgers.)  We eat at 5:45 pm.

Stick around for fellowship in the pavilion or explore the park. Rides (train and pony), boats, paddle-boats, and putt-putt are all available for a fee. There are also paths for walking and playgrounds.

An adult Sunday School class meets each Sunday at 10 am in the Grace Parlor. The class is comprised of adults of all ages.  Currently the class is studying the Belhar Confession for six weeks but generally studies the worship scripture for the day.

The class is a good place for people to jump in and gain insight into scripture, ask questions, and get to know a fun and relaxed group of people.

If you’re curious about Sunday School, drop in at the open house on Sunday, September 4, at 10 am in the Parlor. Visit with some of the class members and enjoy refreshments.

Each month we invite you to participate in ‘yellow bag’ giving. This month our yellow bag donations go to the food pantry at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Wichita.

All non-perishable items are welcome, and these would be particularly helpful: canned fruit, applesauce, tuna, mayonnaise or miracle whip, ranch dressing, and ketchup. Take home a yellow bag when you’re in the building and bring it back with your donations.

Please remember to be aware not to donate open food packages, long out-of-date items, or items that do not have a long shelf life. Thank you to everyone who participates in this much needed mission of Grace.