Ancient Worship ~ Open Minds ~ Come Inside ~ Make a Difference
Threefold one, relationship in unity, love given and received through all the ages long: give us that unity which is not enclosed but alive and accepting with the open heart of love; through Jesus Christ, the glory of God. Amen.
From Prayers for an Inclusive Church, by Steven Shakespeare
Ascension by Bruce Whelan
Worship Times
Saturday
5:30 pm
Holy Eucharist
Sunday 8:30 & 10:45 am Holy Eucharist
Wednesday 12:15 pmHoly Eucharist In the chapel The Nursery is open except Wednesdays
Final Adult Forum - May 28, wrap-up and discuss topics for next year.
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Legacy Fund Sunday, June 4 Plaque dedication at 10:00 am.
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Suitcase Drive for Foster Children served by St. Francis Community Services
There are 7,000 foster children in Kansas. When they arrive at an agency or move from home to home, they seldom have suitcases. Please bring new or serviceable soft-sided suitcases to church. Thank You. Suitcase Drive Chair, Sarah Robinson
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And Dessert Auction
Saturday, June 17
2:00 to 4:00 pm
benefits the Youth Washington DC trip
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Pentecost
Sign up, at the front desk, to read the First Lesson (Acts 2:1-21) in a language other than English.
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Wheels to Worship
May 27 & 28
Ride your bike to church, this weekend, and be counted.
or 785-341-4532 for an appointment time or if you have questions. Let's save lives.
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ECW meeting Wednesday, June 14 at 10:00 am in the Lounge
to review proceeds from The Olde English Tea and determine the distributions to local charities for 2017.
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followed by ICE CREAM SOCIAL
at 4:00 pm
Sunday, June 24 in the Guild Hall.
Potluck lunch following the 10:45 service on Sunday, July 2 to welcome Mother Sarah
Check out the VBS bulletin board. There is information on materials needed and ways you can volunteer. Thank you for your help on making VBS a truly memorable experience for ALL our kids.
Word for the Week ~ Glory
Glory, or to be glorified, is to teem with God's light and life and love. It's to draw from the deepest waters of life, how the psalmist prays: "For you are the well of life, and in your light we see light." The Gospel writers speak of glory as if someone were simply luminous, irradiated with God's light and life and love.