ANNOUNCEMENTS

• PASTOR’S 19th ANNIVERSARY WEEKEND CELEBRATION

   

  Photos of Pastor’s 19th Anniversary Weekend Celebration

  19th Anniversary Weekend festivities

   
• COMMUNITY WIDE NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER
  

  Kansas Wesleyan University (KWU) will host the 2018 Communitywide Ecumenical Prayer Breakfast Thursday, May 3rd from 8-9:15pm. The event will be held in Muir Gymnasium, in the Student Activities Center on the KWU campus.

  The public is invited to join KWU President and CEO Matt Thompson, Ph.D., and Salina-area church leaders as they come together for this special gathering to enjoy uplifting music, inspiring messages, prayer, reflection and a hot breakfast.

  “It is a privilege for Kansas Wesleyan to welcome the community of Salina to our campus for this special time of prayer and fellowship around a meal,” said Thompson. “This springtime tradition brings local people of all faiths together, as people across the nation gather to bless those who lead and serve in a variety of ways.”

  The National Day of Prayer is an annual observance held on the first Thursday of May. It was created in 1952 by a joint resolution of the United States Congress and signed into law by former President Harry S. Truman. 

  This is the fifth year KWU has hosted the community prayer breakfast to celebrate the National Day of Prayer. Organizers anticipate 150 attendees representing a variety of denominations from congregations across the county.

  This year's featured speaker is Rev. Allen Smith, pastor of St. John's Missionary Baptist Church in Salina. He began leading this Bible-believing, Bible-teaching congregation 19 years ago, on April 5, 1999.  Smith’s inspirational message will encourage guests to take an active, prayerful role in the community.

  “We want to put some feet to our prayers,” said Smith. “It’s not enough just to talk about the change, or pray about the change. We have to be the change. I would encourage people to come with open hearts and open minds, so that we would be open to what God has for us.”

  Cost for the breakfast is $10 per person. Advanced registration only. Unfortunately, walk-up registrations cannot be accommodated for this event. Deadline is Thurs., April 26.

  For more information visit www.kwu.edu/prayerbreakfast or call (785) 833-4502.

  Press Release Article Credit: Kansas Wesleyan University 
• SUNDAY SCHOOL

  Church starts at 9am because we want to see you in Sunday School.

  Pastor is asking for everyone’s help in bringing the church together. He will continue praying for your support in hopes that we move forward as one. 

  As different ministries provide leadership, He prays we all come together and support each ministry.

  
  We need your support to help reach the goal of 100 people in attendance each Sunday for Sunday School!

  Please come and bring someone with you!

  
  "Whatever we do; let’s do it together!  God bless you and your families.  Please pray for me and my family!
  Love you! Pastor"

   

   
• JOIN A BIBLE STUDY CLASS TODAY!

  Are you attending a Bible study during the week? 
   

  We have several times and studies – just for you!  Select a time and join us, we would love to have you!

   

  Tuesdays - Men’s Bible Study at 6:00pm

  Tuesdays - Ladies' Bible Study at 6:30pm

  Wednesday Mornings at 10:30am

  Wednesday Nights (WOW) at 6:00pm

  Thursday Nights at 6:00pm

   

   
• SPONSORSHIP FOR OUR YOUTH
  

  2018 Kansas State Sunbeam & Youth Convention

   

  Please consider supporting and sponsoring our youth!

   

  A Sponsorship Form was placed in your bulletin today.
• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR COLLEGE FAIR

  Volunteers are needed to serve on the state youth department College Fair planning committee.

  The College Fair will be held during the Annual State Youth Convention in June.

  Contact Sister Frankie Kirkendoll 316-619-0948 for questions