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Watch this video for vision and direction on our summer events this year:
Seed Socials & Seed StudiesEach summer we take a short break from regularly scheduled Gospel Community gatherings, and we put on six church-wide events.
Three of these events are Seed Socials, and the other three events are Seed Studies.
Seed Socials focus on enjoying the presence of our church family, having fun together, and staying connected. Seed Studies focus on sharpening our understanding and application of the Bible, investing in our spiritual growth together, and interacting in deeper ways.
If you haven’t seen it already, make sure to watch the video above for vision and direction on our summer events.
Summer Event Schedule & DetailsSunday May 31st @ noon
Family Sunday Church-wide cookout & potluck immediately after service. The church will provide water bottles, hot dogs, buns, condiments, plates, plasticware & napkins (Seed Social).
Wednesday June 10th @ 6:30pm
“Restoring Joy in Marriage & Relationships.” Teaching, worship, Q&A. No childcare, kids are welcome. Event will be live-streamed in Fellowship Hall & Mother’s Room. Sno-Cone truck in our parking lot @ 8pm for outdoor fellowship after the event (Seed Study).
Saturday June 20th @ 10am-Noon
Park Day at Edgemoor Park. Playground and splash pad for young children, tennis courts, pickleball courts, frisbee, yard games. Bring your own water and snacks (Seed Social).
Wednesday July 1st @ 6:30pm
“Restoring Joy in Leadership & Responsibility.” Teaching, worship, Q&A. No childcare, kids are welcome. Event will be live-streamed in Fellowship Hall & Mother’s Room. Sno-Cone truck in our parking lot @ 8pm for outdoor fellowship after the event (Seed Study).
Sunday July 12th @ 6:30pm-8pm
Pool party at Haysville public pool. We have rented the pool for just our church, feel free to invite a friend (Seed Social).
Wednesday August 5th @ 6:30pm
“Restoring Joy in Battling Sexual Sin.” Teaching, worship, Q&A. No childcare, kids are welcome. Event will be live-streamed in Fellowship Hall & Mother’s Room. Consider getting a sitter for younger kids and bringing Seed Youth students for this topic. Sno-Cone truck in our parking lot @ 8pm for outdoor fellowship after the event (Seed Study).
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WALKING IN THE LIGHT
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Spend some time in prayer today using the following prayer guide.
“Believe me, if a church does not pray, it is dead.” ~ C. H. Spurgeon
“In prayer it is better to have a heart without words than words without a heart.” ~ John Bunyan
Prayer GuideLet’s begin with the Lord’s Prayer. The full prayer is below. First, we can pray this prayer just as it’s written. Then we can pray through each line a little more deeply and personally. Follow along.
The Lord’s PrayerFirst, pray the Lord’s Prayer (Matthew 6:9-13):
“Our Father in heaven,
your name be honored as holy.
Your kingdom come.
Your will be done
on earth as it is in heaven.
Give us today our daily bread.
And forgive us our debts,
as we also have forgiven our debtors.
And do not bring us into temptation,
but deliver us from the evil one.”
Now we can pray each line a little more deeply and personally. If you are leading a family, and have kids who can read, encourage everyone to pray out loud at least once.
Our Father in heaven: You are my master, my Lord, my God, my King, and my Creator. But you ask me to pray to you as my Father. Warm my heart to you right now. Remind me of your great love for me. You have adopted me into your family, and you love me even as you love your eternal Son, Jesus. Draw my heart into prayer. Search my heart, come alongside me, awaken my soul to your presence, and hear my prayer, Father.
Your name be honored as holy: My first request is that you would be worshiped, glorified, treasured, and honored today. Fill me with love for you so that my whole day is focused on honoring you and worshiping you. Above all else, I want you to be the most important Person in my life.
Your kingdom come: Father, this world is full of kingdoms and great nations. But your kingdom is the only one that will last forever. Bring your kingdom to this world. I want your ways and your wisdom to guide this world. I trust in no kingdom but your kingdom, Father.
Your will be done: Father, I have plans for my life, but I know your plans are better. I choose what you want over what I want. Let your will be done in my life, not mine. I want my whole life to be in obedience to you.
On earth as it is in heaven: Father, in heaven all the angels worship you. They cry out, “Holy, holy, holy.” They see your beauty and glory, and they worship you with joy. The demons fear you. They flee from your greatness. Let this be true on earth as it is in heaven. Fill the world with worshipers of you and drive out all darkness and sin.
Give us today our daily bread: Father, you care about even smallest details of our lives. You want us to pray about anything and everything. You invite us to share our hearts with you and to boldly ask for your provision. (Take some time to search your heart and memory. Ask for God’s provision in anything that comes to mind. No detail is too small. He cares about every part of your life.)
And forgive us our debts: Father, we have sinned against you and others. Our sins are like debt, and they must be paid. We know that you sent your Son, Jesus, to die in our place on the cross so our sin debts could be paid. Humble me right now by reminding me that I will always need you. I will always need your forgiveness. I will never grow beyond my need for your grace and mercy. Fill me with gratitude right now by reminding me that your precious Son died to pay my sin debts. (Take some time to search your heart and memory. Confess any sins that come to your heart or mind.)
As we also have forgiven our debtors: Father, protect me from being a hypocrite who stands in condemnation over others. You have released me from my sin debts, and I have no right to hold the debts of others, as though I am perfectly righteous. Soften my heart. Teach me to forgive. Break down my pride. As I have received your mercy and grace, I also give it. (Take some time to search your heart and memory. Who are you judging or condemning in your heart? Release them from their debt, as God has released you. He will see to their discipline or judgment if they have wounded you. Give mercy and let God be God.)
And do not bring us into temptation: We need your help to walk in holiness today, Father. Help us to set our minds on what is good, beautiful, and pure. Give us hearts that long to honor you. Give us strength for the day.
But deliver us from the evil one: Through the cross and the resurrection, you have defeated Satan, sin, and death. Deliver us from Satan’s power. Destroy any hold he has on us. Protect us and sustain us through the rest of our lives.
Prayer for OthersNow that you have worked through the Lord’s Prayer, let’s finish by making intercession for others. “Intercession” means standing in the gap for others, praying on behalf of them, caring for them with our prayers.
“When Jesus saw the crowds, he felt compassion for them, because they were distressed and dejected, like sheep without a shepherd. Then he said to his disciples, ‘The harvest is abundant, but the workers are few. Therefore, pray to the Lord of the harvest to send out workers into his harvest.'” (Matthew 9:36-38)
These words were prayed by Jesus for people who were distressed and discouraged. We can pray this prayer over unbelievers, as well as believers.
Do you know anyone who is distressed? Think of people who are burdened, struggling, in a tribulation or a trial. Think of events happening in the world. Think of people in need. Who comes to your heart or mind?
Do you know anyone who is dejected? Think of people who are discouraged, worn out, tired, or lonely.
Now let’s use the following prayer to lift up them up to God:
Father, we pray for everyone who is distressed and discouraged. (Name them and their struggle). Lord, have great compassion on them. Send people and resources to help them. Surround them with your grace and draw them into your Word. Comfort them and fill them with assurance that you are their loving Shepherd. Amen.
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Dear Friends,
The wind chill is going to be -7 tomorrow morning around 10am. If we held service, there is a high probability that no one would be endangered.
However, if a tire blew out on a car or anything like that, it will be seriously cold. So in light of the severe weather warnings, service tomorrow morning is cancelled.
In the morning, we will send out some prayer prompts, and instead of gathering at the church campus, we are encouraging everyone to stay warm and pray in their homes.
You are loved!
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Join us in this giving moment to care for our church campus so we can minister together to more!
You can give in 4 ways:
1.) Giving icon on the Church App
2.) Online giving link (Select “Campus Care Giving Moment” in the drop-down box)
3.) Drop a check or cash in an offering box on Sunday morning
4.) Mail a check to: The Seed Church, 147 S. Hillside St., Wichita, KS 67211
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Every local church is called by Jesus to build a disciple-making culture. Making disciples of Jesus is the ground floor for church health, church growth, identifying leaders, raising up elders, and even planting churches.
Join us for a highly valuable time of collaborative conversation, idea sharing, and great food and fellowship! This is for lead pastors and any elders, staff, or leaders who would benefit from a collaborative, workshop conversation about building discipleship culture in the local church.
$40/person to register. Full schedule, details, and registration link below:
Monday May 5th, 2025
1:00pm: Meet at Redemption Church (117 W. Main St. Edmond, OK 73003)
1:30pm: Workshop on Discipleship Culture
6:00pm: Dinner catered in
7:00pm: Drinks at The Patriarch (9 E. Edwards St. Edmond, OK 73034)
One drink covered by registration cost*
Outdoor space to enjoy cigars, if weather permits*
Tuesday May 6th, 2025
8:30am: Breakfast pastries and coffee @ Redemption Church
9:00am: Building a collaborative culture together
11:00am: Praying together and encouraging one another
11:30am: Optional: Grab lunch together (not covered) or just head back to our lives
TAP HERE TO REGISTER
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Every local church is called by Jesus to build a disciple-making culture. Making disciples of Jesus is the ground floor for church health, church growth, identifying leaders, raising up elders, and even planting churches.
Join us for a highly valuable time of collaborative conversation, idea sharing, and great food and fellowship! This is for lead pastors and any elders, staff, or leaders who would benefit from a collaborative, workshop conversation about building discipleship culture in the local church.
$40/person to register. Full schedule, details, and registration link below:
Monday April 7th, 2025
1:00pm: Meet at Abundant Life downtown (1840 Cherry St. KCMO, 64108)
1:30pm: Workshop on Discipleship Culture
6:00pm: Dinner catered in
7:00pm: Cigars and drinks at Outlaw Cigar Company (309 E 10th Ave. North Kansas City, 64116)
*One drink covered by registration cost
Tuesday April 8th, 2025
8:30am: Breakfast pastries and coffee @ Abundant Life downtown
9:00am: Building a collaborative culture together
11:00am: Praying together and encouraging one another
11:30am: Optional: Grab lunch together (not covered) or just head back to our lives
TAP HERE TO REGISTER
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On Sunday November 24th, Parker and Kandace will be in the Reception Hall after service if anyone would like to get to know them a little better.
If you have any questions for Parker or would like to reach out to him for any reason, his email and phone number is: parker.dane.11@gmail.com // (423) 715-8747
If you are a member of The Seed Church and haven’t yet voted on whether to affirm the elders’ direction in calling Parker as a pastor, you can TAP HERE to vote.
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Tap Here to vote on Parker Dane
This vote will close on the morning of Sunday December 1st
Tap Here to vote on the 2025 Budget
This vote will close on the morning of Sunday November 24th
Tap Here to see the 2025 Vision & Budget
Tap Here to learn more about Parker Dane
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Overview of Pastoral RoleThis pastor will work alongside staff & elders and will lead through leaders to sustain a culture of discipleship.
Pastoral Responsibilities
- Shepherd the church through leading, discipling, counseling, and preaching
- Equip and develop ministry leaders
- Oversee theological alignment of church ministries
- Be invested and involved in the culture of Seed Youth, Seedlings, and Gospel Communities
- Assist in weekly care of the church property and resources
Associate Pastor Responsibilities
- Guard, champion, and promote the vision and values of the church’s Seedlings, Seed Youth, and Gospel Community ministries
- Oversee the direction, protocols, and resourcing of the church’s Seedlings, Seed Youth, and Gospel Community ministries
- Shepherd and support the servant leaders of the church’s Seedlings, Seed Youth, and Gospel Community ministries
- Connect parents and servant volunteers to the Seedlings and Seed Youth ministries
- Lead through practical shepherding and occasional preaching & counseling
- Inspire a culture of relational discipleship
- Cultivate a culture of youth involvement in the church body
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The elders (Ryan McCoskey, Mark Miller, Evan Reinert, Phil Cook) have worked alongside the Treasurer (Isaac Ulbrich) to build the 2025 budget. We fully recommend this budget, and we are asking the membership to affirm it.
This vote opens on Sunday November 10th and will close on Sunday November 24th. There will be a budget meeting immediately after service on Sunday November 17th (attendance optional) where members can voice any questions.
Members are also free to directly contact the Treasurer, Isaac Ulbrich, if they would like to talk about the budget or ask any questions. Email: iulbrich747@gmail.com // Phone: (316) 308-2848
TAP HERE to see the 2025 Budget Packet
TAP HERE to vote on the budget
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Watch the video below and read the major info for the mission trip. There will be a meeting right after service on Sunday November 3rd for any and all who are interested in learning more.
Trip date: One week in early June (potentially June 3 – June 10)
Maximum size: 7-9 people
Trip activities: Encouraging believers, helping with outreach, training in discipleship, teaching, men’s and women’s encouragement/ministry, delivering food and supplies to Christians in need, serving the local church
Cost: TBD
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It’s not too late to REGISTER for the Men’s Retreat, if you haven’t yet! It’s only $10, and it’s for men and their boys who are 5th grade and older. Here are the event details:
Friday September 13th
Eat dinner (or bring dinner) before coming out
5:30pm – Earliest arrival
7:00pm – Set up tents. Frisbee, football, hanging out, catching up
7:30pm – Get Firepits going
8:00pm – Facundo teaches (Pastor from Uruguay)
8:45pm – Prayer breakouts
9:00pm: Grilled meat over firepits & late-night hangout
Saturday September 14th
8:00am – Breakfast
9:00am – Morning walk through Kalven’s land
9:30am – Yard games
11:00am – Retreat ends
Packing List
Tent (or sleep in the open)
Sleeping bag / Hammock
Cot / Sleeping mat / pillow
Walking / hiking shoes
Any snacks you want to bring
Balls / frisbees / yard games, etc.
Bug Spray
Layers for cooler weather at night
Lawn chairs to sit around the firepit
Address
12376 NW 50th St.
Potwin, KS 67123
Cost
$10 – Drop in offering box or give online
TAP HERE TO REGISTER
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REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCE
Monday September 16th
1:00pm – Doors Open
2:00pm – Welcome & What to Expect
2:10pm – Worship
2:30pm – Tyler St. Clair, Cornerstone Church, Detroit, MI
3:10pm – Break
3:30pm – Introductions
3:40pm – Todd Bumgarner, 2 Pillars Church, Lincoln, NE
4:00pm – Facundo Luzardo, Adulam Church, Uruguay
4:20pm – Jeremy Hager, Providence Road, Norman, OK
4:40pm – Panel Q&A
5:20pm – Head to Drury Broadview, downtown Wichita
6:00pm – Dinner & Drinks
Tuesday September 17th
8:00am – Doors open
8:30am – Welcome
8:40am – Worship
9:00am – Noel Heikkinen, Riverview Church, Lansing, MI
9:40am – Break
10:00am – Dan Cogan, Northtown Trinity Church, North Kansas City, MO
10:20am – Ryan McCoskey, The Seed Church, Wichita, KS
10:50am – Panel Q&A
11:30am – Prayer
12:00pm – Dismiss
Locations
The Seed Church – 147 S. Hillside St, Wichita, KS 67211
Drury Plaza downtown Wichita – 400 W Douglas Ave, Wichita, KS 67202
REGISTER FOR THE CONFERENCE
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Notes on the budget before review:
-The 2024 budget was built with a very conservative income estimate. This is because we have been in our new campus for only five months.
-The church has a healthy savings position. Total cash position for the church as of Sunday March 10th is about $290,000.
-When we first moved into our new campus, we had a two-year “runway” to become financially stable. In other words, if giving (income) did not increase, we had two years before running out of money. The “runway” is now more than 8 years.
-The proposed budget includes a 4% cost-of-living raise for all church staff members. This was decided by the Treasurer and non-vocational elders. No staff members were involved in this determination.
Isaac Ulbrich, Treasurer
Phil Cook, Elder
Evan Reinert, Elder
Ryan McCoskey, Elder
Mark Miller, Elder
REVIEW THE 2024 BUDGET PROPOSAL
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Here are some items that were discussed at the town halls
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Earlier today in the Weekly Update, we asked you to watch a video on the future of the church. This is it, and it’s really important. Please make the time to watch it.
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MAYWednesday May 31st
CHURCH-WIDE WORSHIP NIGHT
The Seed Church campus. 7pm.
JUNESaturday June 10th
MEN’S BREAKFAST
Location TBD. 8am.
EXTREME CORNHOLE CHAMPIONSHIP
Location TBD. 4pm.
Sunday June 18th
FATHER’S DAY DONUTS WITH DAD
The Seed Church campus. 9:15am.
Wednesday June 21st
WORKSHOP: “DISCIPLE & DISCIPLINE CHILDREN” TEACHING + Q&A
The Seed Church campus. No childcare. 7pm.
Monday June 26th
JAM NIGHT
The Seed Church campus. 6:30pm.
JULYSaturday July 8th
CHURCH-WIDE PICNIC, SPLASH PAD, TENNIS, SOCCER, PICKLEBALL & MORE
Edgemoor Park. 11am.
Wednesday July 12th
WORKSHOP: “MARRIAGE CHECK-IN & STRENGTHENING” TEACHING + Q&A
The Seed Church campus. No childcare. 7pm.
Monday July 24th
JAM NIGHT
The Seed Church campus. 6:30pm.
Sunday July 30th
FAMILY SUNDAY CHURCH-WIDE COOKOUT
The Seed Church campus. 11:30am.
AUGUSTWednesday August 2nd
WORKSHOP: “APPLYING THE GOSPEL TO SIN & STRUGGLES” TEACHING + Q&A
The Seed Church campus. No childcare. 7pm.
*Potential* Friday August 18th -or- Saturday August 19th
WIND SURGE BASEBALL GAME
Wind Surge Stadium. Time TBD.
Wednesday August 23rd
CHURCH-WIDE WORSHIP NIGHT
The Seed Church campus. 7pm.
Monday August 28th
JAM NIGHT
The Seed Church campus. 6:30pm.
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The season of Lent begins soon. Read about how our church will observe it this year.
What is Lent?Lent is a 46-day period of time that begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday, the day before Easter Sunday. Lent season is an opportunity for Christians to identify with Jesus during His time in the wilderness. This is why during Lent season Christians practice various spiritual disciplines like fasting, prayer, study, repentance, and meditation.
Jesus was in the wilderness for 40 days after His baptism (Luke 4:1-2). He was tempted by the devil and fasted during that time. This is why Lent is often referred to as a 40-day period. The other 6 days during Lent season are Sundays, and Sundays are feast days. On those days during Lent, Christians can lay down their fasting and other spiritual disciplines and enjoy God’s creation with a heart of gratitude and worship.
Why practice Lent?Throughout the history of the church, Christians have labored to practice their faith in daily, practical ways. This is important because Christianity isn’t just a system of thoughts, ideas, and beliefs. It is a way of life. Jesus does teach us to love God with our mind, but also our heart, soul, and strength (Mark 12:30).
Lent season has been practiced by Christians for centuries, all the way back to roughly 325 AD! It’s an annual opportunity for us to identify with Jesus during His days in the wilderness and to practice our faith in tangible, concrete ways.
What is Ash Wednesday and why does Lent begin on this day?Ash Wednesday is a day for Christians to reflect on the reality that we are going to die. The Bible teaches that the wages of sin is death (Romans 6:23). We are all sinners, and we are going to die. Though it is not enjoyable to reflect on this, it is important for our souls. Psalm 90 says, “Teach us to number our days carefully so that we may develop wisdom in our hearts.“
We gain wisdom by remembering we won’t live forever. It helps us prioritize our lives and maintain a meaningful purpose in all we do. Lent begins on this day because reflecting on our death prepares us for the joy of eternal life with God. Easter Sunday, at the end of Lent, is all about the joy of resurrection, but resurrection implies death – we must die before we can be resurrected.
What is Holy Saturday and why does Lent end on this day?Holy Saturday is the day after Good Friday and the day before Easter Sunday. On Good Friday, Christians remember the crucifixion of Jesus and how He died to forgive our sins. Holy Saturday, also sometimes called Silent Saturday, is remembered as the day when Jesus was in the tomb.
Lent ends on this day because the following day is Easter Sunday, and Easter is all about joy! The Lent season of fasting in the wilderness ends on Easter because that’s not a day for fasting, but joyous feasting!
This is how all these days fit together: Like Jesus, we will taste death (Ash Wednesday), we are also crucified with Christ (Good Friday), and we are buried in baptism and death with Jesus (Silent Saturday), but we will be resurrected to eternal life with Christ (Easter Sunday)!
How will we observe Lent season as a church?On Ash Wednesday the church campus will be open during the day for anyone to come and reflect on the reality of death. Psalm 90, a beautiful and powerful psalm on death and living with purpose, will scroll verse-by-verse on the screens. Soft worship music will play all day. The lights will be low. It will be a sober time for personal reflection and prayer. We want to limit distractions, so if young children come, they need to understand it’s not a time for running or playing. No one is required to come, but all are welcome up until 7pm, when Seed Youth begins.
On Good Friday we will hold a special Good Friday service that evening. More details to come.
On Easter Sunday we will heartily celebrate and sing and worship like people who are going to live forever – because in Christ we will!
During the 46-day period of Lent, we will walk through the book of Proverbs as a church. Each day we will read a chapter of Proverbs, and the reading schedule will be made available on the church app. Proverbs helps us grow in wisdom, and Lent is a season for growing in wisdom. Stay tuned for more details on that.
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On February 1st, Taylor Ballard will join the staff team as the Seedlings Director and Isaac Ulbrich will begin overseeing all bookkeeping as the church treasurer. We elders are excited to welcome them onto the staff team!
Abbi Cortez has been faithfully serving on the staff team as the Seedlings Coordinator, as well as managing the weekly bookkeeping. She is transitioning off the staff team to pursue new endeavors. She has served the church well, and we are thankful for her!
Taylor has been serving alongside Abbi as the head team leader for the Seedlings ministry. As director, she will now oversee all operations of the Seedlings ministry.
In the near future, we will take some time on a Sunday morning to thank and honor Abbi for her service to the church. Join us in welcoming welcoming Taylor and Isaac to the staff team!
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VisionThe Seed Church has partnered with a missionary in India to spread the Gospel of Jesus among unengaged, unreached people groups (UUPGs). Our church has “adopted” a UUPG, and we are sending a small team to support this missionary effort.
DetailsTeam size: 4 people, led by Dave Melgren (missions team leader)
When: Summer 2023
Length of Trip: 12 days. 2 days of travel there, 8 days on the field, and 2 days back. The exact dates will be selected based on the team. We will aim to find dates that best accommodate the 4-person team.
Cost: About $1,250. The full cost is $2,500, but the church is covering half because we believe in the value of this work!
Goal: Work alongside local church leaders and a translator to share the Gospel, and hopefully make contact with our UUPG.
InterestReach out to Dave Melgren with any and all questions!
dmelgren@gmail.com
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Trust. Passion. Patience.
Watch the video!
When and Where
February 28th – March 1st (noon – noon)
Riverlawn Christian Church
4243 N Meridian Ave
Wichita, KS 67204
We are gathering for four distinct reasons:
- Affirm our brotherhood, relational communion, and shared love for Jesus and His Church
- Invest in one another, including our sisters in ministry with a women’s leadership session
- Cultivate a collaborative culture of disciple-making and church-planting within our region
- Celebrate our calling to shepherd God’s people with trust, passion, and patience
Who can come?
This is for pastors, planters, and leaders of every Acts 29 church within the Heartland Region. Any church that’s interested in learning more about our network is also warmly welcome.
REGISTER FOR THE SPRING SUMMIT
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This year Christmas Day and New Year’s Day fall on Sundays. Here is the holiday plan for The Seed Church:
On Christmas Eve, Saturday December 24th, we will hold a Family Christmas Candle-lighting service at 4pm. This will function as both a Christmas Eve gathering and our corporate gathering for the week. Christmas activity bags will be provided for every child, and there will be no Seedlings ministry.
There will be no services on Christmas Day, Sunday December 25th.
On New Year’s Day, Sunday January 1st, we will hold our regular Sunday service. The Seedlings ministry will be open.
Tap here to see January’s volunteer schedule and sign up to serve!
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Here are 5 phrases I commonly say around the house to my boys about taking personal responsibility
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