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This summer, thousands from across our denomination’s national and international network will gather for our first General Assembly since 2019. This year, our own Rev. Tyler Heston is serving as the Arts Engagement coordinator and is working with five Resident Artists to create immersive and interactive art installations to live in the exhibit hall at General Assembly.
This pilgrimage to Birmingham and Montgomery, Alabama, is a partnership with Swope Parkway United Christian Church.
MONDAY NIGHT CLASSES: WHOLE NEW WORLD April 17, 24, and May 1, 7 – 8pm, Youth Room A pandemic, politics, personal matters, and more— our world has changed over the last few years. What does this mean for us as people of faith and as a church community? This series …
The annual native plant sale gives members the opportunity to order native plants for spring planting. Selecting plants that thrive in our climate are important and a great addition to any garden.
Join us for lunch on Tuesday, March 7, 2023 at 12pm, as guest speaker Al Eidson will share his experiences with grief after losing his first wife, Dianne, to pancreatic cancer in 2010.
Jesus’ death is significant, but so is his life and ministry. What does a life worth living look like according to Jesus?
During Lent, we’ll have opportunities for all to take part in small groups to share in the series “Questions Christians Ask.” Check out all the options and get signed-up HERE.
“All Are Welcome”…a familiar phrase used in churches everywhere, and for good reason, it’s the heart of God’s good news. Unfortunately, not all of those churches practice it, especially regarding human sexuality and LGBTQ persons. In a conversation led by Dr. Mike Graves, explore what the Bible does and does …
Sun., Sept. 18, 11:00-1:00 Join us for a day of fun at the Block Party on the front lawn. This event is open to the public. Invite a neighbor!
A well-known proverb among Jewish rabbis goes like this: “An hour spent in study is an hour spent in prayer.” I love that saying, not just because study is important to me as a former seminary professor but because it reminds me that study is a way of praying, of …
“Redlined” Exhibit at Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center Sat., July 9 The Everyday Justice ministry invites you to a field trip to the “Redlined: Cities, Suburbs, and Segregation,” an exhibit at the Johnson County Arts and Heritage Center (8788 Metcalf Avenue, Overland Park, KS). The exhibit takes visitors on …
In response to the tragic shootings in recent weeks some in the congregation have asked for action steps they might take to accompany our prayers. In the days after the shooting, local Kansas City clergy gathered to call for increased gun safety and better mental health as well as a host of …
The leadership slate for the 2022-2023 year has been approved by the congregation. Officers and At Large Members of the Congregational BoardChair: Jennifer AustenfeldBoard Chair Elect: J.J. JonesSecretary: Becky McElduffTreasurer: Glenn MillsPersonnel Chair: Sara EngberNew Board Member: Liz CopelandNew Board Member: Phil Klever Endowment Fund Trustees Nancy Lear Eric Adler …
Apr. 6, 6:00 p.m., Sanctuary Local needs, local interests, local issues—state control. This has long been the framework for the Kansas City Police Department. Yet heightened civil unrest, escalating crime rates and the national police reform movement has generated increased interest in returning control of the police department to the …
Celebrate the miracle of Easter at Country Club Christian Church.
