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.

There is NO Sunday School on Easter, March 27.

Here’s where you will find education and fellowship opportunities at 10 am for the first three Sundays of March.

Children ages 0-Pre-K

• A nursery is available all morning from 8:50 – 12:15 pm. From 10 – 10:45 am Colissa Fry leads a Sunday School lesson for these children.
• Kindergarten – 2nd grade meets in room B10 (in the basement). Merodee Grannis and Kendall Drake teach using the Faithweaver curriculum and will use the children’s version of “The Way” during Lent.
• 3rd grade – 5th grade meets in the Tower Room (on the 2nd floor). Geoff Snook and Dale Haury teach using the Faithweaver curriculum and will use the children’s version of “The Way” during Lent.
• Youth
  6-8^th graders meet in the Youth Center (downstairs)
• 9-12^th graders meet in the Youth Center (downstairs)

Adults

We continue a 6-week Lent Study. The study is “The Way” by Pastor Adam Hamilton. Adults may choose from 3 classes. The book for the series costs $13.

• Room 209 (The Steamers Room) – An ongoing class where all are welcome.
• Lent Study taught by Tom Rhoads.
• Room 101 – A short-term study group taught by Bill Woolf.
• Room 103 – A short-term study group taught by Hal Welch.
• The Study – A group for Grace Young Adults 40 and under.

The Christian Discipleship Team invites you to Sunday School during Lent.  We have two classes that begin March and run for six weeks. Classes meet from 10-10:45 am.

Discovering Our Spiritual Gifts

• Spiritual gifts are not our talents or skills. They are the grace of God at work within us, given to build and strengthen community and to meet the needs of those around us. We have been gifted. We have been given a purpose. Explore those possibilities in the body of Christ.
• Join us during the Sundays in Lent. Discover your gifts. Talk about your gifts with others. Strive together to understand your gifts and how you can use them to serve God, neighbor, and world.
• Martin Burch, Carolyn Shaw, and Dave McIntire lead this class which meets in Room 103.  This class asks for a full time commitment of all 6 weeks.  If you’re out of town once it will still work, but this is not a ‘drop in’ class.

Voices from South Africa

• In the 1980’s Christians in South Africa began to write a statement of faith. This was during apartheid, and this statement condemned racism.  It’s primary themes are of unity, reconciliation, and justice, all rooted in the reconciling work of Jesus Christ.  This statement of faith became known as the Belhar Confession, and the Presbyterian Church USA adopted it into our Book of Confessions in 2016.  This is the first confession in our confessions to come from the global south.
• Join Catherine Neelly Burton in exploring the Belhar Confession.  Study books are available to purchase for $5. You are not required to have a book to participate.  This class meets in the chapel.

February 7

This is a ONE service Sunday with worship at 10 am in the sanctuary. Catherine Neelly Burton preaches from Luke 9:28-26. We celebrate the Lord’s Supper and say goodbye to our Alleluias as this is the last Sunday before Ash Wednesday.

February 10

On Ash Wednesday, Pastor Catherine Neelly Burton is at Watermark Books from 7-9 am for the imposition of ashes. We have a full Ash Wednesday service at 7 pm that includes the imposition of ashes and the Lord’s Supper.

February 14

This is the first Sunday of Lent. Catherine Neelly Burton is scheduled to preach for the final time before her maternity leave begins.

February 21 and 28

We welcome Pastor Amy Baumgartner to the pulpit at both worship services for two weeks. Amy was the associate pastor at First Presbyterian Wichita for many years and is now in a season of staying home with her family.

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• 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.

There is NO Sunday School on February 7. Instead we have ONE worship service at 10:00 am in the Sanctuary with our
annual congregational meeting to follow. Here’s where you’ll find education and fellowship opportunities at 10 am for the final three Sundays of February.

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 – 2nd grade

Meet in Room B10 (in the basement). Merodee Grannis and Kendall Drake teach using the Faithweaver curriculum and use the children’s version of “The Way” during Lent.

3rd grade – 5th grade
Meet in the Tower Room (on the 2nd floor). Geoff Snook and Dale Haury teach using the Faithweaver curriculum and use the children’s version of The Way during Lent.

Youth

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

Adults
We begin a 6-week Lent Study February 14 on The Way by Pastor Adam Hamilton. Adults may choose from three classes. The book for the series costs $13 and is on sale at Grace on Sundays, January 31, February 7 and February 14.

• Room 209 (The Steamers Room) – An ongoing class where all are welcome. Lent Study taught by Tom Rhoads.
• Room 101 – A short-term study group taught by Bill Woolf.
• Room 103 – A short-term study group taught by Hal Welch.

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.

There is NO Sunday School on January 3. Instead we gather at 10 am in the Great Room for breakfast. Cost is $6 for adults, $3 for children 11 and under, with a family cap of $20.

Here’s where you will find education and fellowship opportunities at 10 am for the final four Sundays of January.

Children ages 0-Pre-K

A nursery is available all morning from 8:50am – 12:15 pm. From 10 – 10:45 Colissa Fry leads a Sunday School lesson for these children. They use the Feasting on the Word curriculum.

Kindergarten – 2nd grade

Meet in room B10 (in the basement). Merodee Grannis and Kendall Drake teach using the Feasting on the Word curriculum.

3rd grade – 5th grade

Meet in the Tower Room (on the 2nd floor). Geoff Snook and Sherry Camargo teach using the Feasting on the Word curriculum.

Youth

• 6-8^th graders meet in the Youth Center (downstairs)
• 9-12^th graders meet in the Youth Center (downstairs)

 Adults

All adults are invited to Sunday School in the Great Room on Sundays, January 10, 17, 24, and 31. Our teacher for these weeks is Matthew Umbarger. Matthew is a theology professor at Newman University. His topic for our class is, “Jewish Origins of Christianity.”.