Sunday Morning Preaching Schedule July 2016

July 3

We welcome Pastor Amy Baumgartner as our guest preacher. Amy was the associate pastor at First        Presbyterian Wichita for many years and is now in a season of staying home with her family. There is one service at 10 am in the Great Room. We celebrate the Lord’s Supper and commission our youth mission  trip participants.

July 10

Catherine Neelly Burton preaches. The theme for three weeks is “Unexpected,” and on this Sunday we look at “Unexpected Friendships” and scripture from Acts 9.

July 17

Catherine Neelly Burton preaches, and we look at Unexpected Detours. The scripture for the day is Acts 16:9-15.

July 24

Catherine Neelly Burton preaches, and we look at Unexpected Freedom. The scripture for the day is Acts 16:16-34.

July 31 There is One Service at 10 am in the Great Room. The youth and adults who participated in the mission trip to Mississippi lead the service.

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Sunday Morning Schedule July 2016

9 am Worship in the Great Room | 10 am Education and Fellowship (see below) | 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. Here’s where you will find education and fellowship opportunities at 10 am on July 10, 17 and 24.

There is One Service at 10 am on July 3 and July 31.

Children ages birth-Pre-K

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

Kindergarten – 5th grade

This group is combined for one Sunday School class on July 10, 17 and 24.

Youth

6-8th graders meet in the Youth Center (downstairs), and 9-12th graders meet in the Youth Center (downstairs)

Adults

The Christian Discipleship Team does not have adult Sunday School plans for July.  All adults are welcome to join the  Steamer Group in Room 209 at 10 am on July 10, 17 and 24.

 

 

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IGNITE Mission Trip 2016 – Pascagoula, MS

By Kirk Anderson, Director of Student Ministries

Rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. ~1 Thessalonians 5:16-18  

I love July.

First, I am a warm weather person, so the heat doesn’t really bother me. I love the 4th of July. I am still a fan of blowing things up…the bigger the better.

But, my favorite part of July is our annual High school Mission trip. Knowing that God is going to do some extraordinary work through these amazing kids and adults is something that I can’t put a price tag on.

Lives are changed, expectations are blown away. Grace, forgiveness and love become common, all because God is allowed to work in ways that don’t always happen in our day-to-day routines. If you have never done a week of service, do so before you can’t. I promise you will be a different person.

My one request is that you pray for us during this trip.  he names of those participating on this year’s trip are listed below.  Please pray continually!

Youth: Max McIntire, Matthew Randle, James Thompson, Jordan Pluenneke, Alex Fanning, Drew Whepley, Emma Schumann, Andrew Hetrick, Makena Frazier, Emma Marvin, Luke Hetrick, Garrett Lancelot, Jack McHenry, Camron Morgan, Mekonen Ney, Katelyn Regan, Wil Ullmann, Noelle Schumann, Alexandra Schumann, Gracie Schnedler, Blake Ullman, Joseph Beauchamp, Clare Heathman, Justin Lewis

YaYa’s: Erin Whepley, Christina Sledd

Adults: Jim Grannis, Charlene Randle, Sean Foster, Kathy Whepley, Bill Hetrick, Alan Crane, Kirk Anderson

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Refugee Team Movie Night: June 17

Join the Refugee Team for a movie night at 6:30 pm on Friday, June 17, in the Grace Parlor.  We’re watching “Rain in a Dry Land.”

Rain in a Dry Land provides eye-opening answers as it chronicles the fortunes of two Somali Bantu families, transported by relief agencies from years of civil war and refugee life to Springfield, Massachusetts and Atlanta, Georgia. As the newcomers confront racism, poverty and 21st-century culture shock, the film captures their efforts to survive in America and create a safe haven for their war-torn families. Their poetry, humor and amazing resilience show us our own world through new eyes.

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The movie starts at 6:30 pm.  We provide snacks, or feel free to bring your dinner with you.

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Church Cook-Out and Pool Party: June 26

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Grab your lawn chairs and pool towels, and join us at the College Hill Pool. We gather from 6-8 pm on Sunday, June 26, for a cookout and pool party.

The church is bringing the grill and providing the meat. You bring a side to share, a chair for sitting, and pool gear if you want to swim. Swimming is free.

Bring your friends and family!  The pool address is 304 Circle Drive, 67218.

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