We now have three churches renting our building. World Redemption Center Church has been using the Faith Room since 2015. Faith Tabernacle International Ministries is now using the Faith Room immediately after WRC’s services. 23rd Psalms Church of Deliverance is using the Great Hall after our worship service. We are so glad to be able… Read more New Churches
Wichita Habitat for Humanity has reserved 10 slots on Saturday, July 1 for the PVCC team. Please follow the instructions below to join the team: Visit the Wichita Habitat for Humanity event registration page http://cerv.is/m?0122rpvcc (This link will only display the events specifically reserved for our group). Select the desired event and follow the on-screen instructions… Read more PVCC & WICHITA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY – WOMEN BUILD
Many people have questions but very few facts about transgender issues. The Table of Hope Metropolitan Community Church (156 S. Kansas) is hosting a presentation Saturday, June 3, at 6:30p.m. for anyone interested in learning the true facts and concerns. The session will be led by one of Table of Hope’s counselors, who is a… Read more TRANSGENDER 101
Wear red to church this Sunday to celebrate Pentecost. Thanks to Ken Schwartz we will have a flame on the communion table. Come early if you want to participate in our adult class at 9:00am, and stay after worship to join in the Agape Feast. It will be a full day as we celebrate the… Read more DAVID’S DIARY …
This year, Episcopal Migration Ministries has again partnered with the International Rescue Committee for the World Refugee Day events. The events will be held at the WSU SHIFTSPACE Gallery (416 S. Commerce #102) where artwork of our refugee artisans will be featured. Experience #WithRefugees Art Show and support the legal refugees and immigrants that have… Read more SAVE THESE DATES!
Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos and her favored school choice policies lean to privatization. The White House’s preliminary budget proposal release contains billions of dollars in cuts for the public sector and a large portion of these funds will be spent to expand charter schools and private and religious school vouchers. This plan also sets… Read more THIS WEEK IN POLITICS …
Whether you attend the 3rd Annual National Gun Violence Awareness Day June 3 at 7 p.m. in the Old Town Plaza at the Warren Theater (323 E. Meade St.) or not, wear your orange to honor the lives of Americans killed or injured by gun violence. This day of remembrance is inspired by friends of… Read more #WearOrange
The Agape Feast is Sunday, June 4. Please make plans to attend and remember to wear red. The service will be a bit shorter to have plenty of time for the Feast, which will follow. This year we will stay in the Great Hall for worship and the Agape Feast. We ask everyone to bring… Read more AGAPE FEAST
Beginning June 4, Adult Summer Education will have a little change. The song from Porgy and Bess says, “It’s summer time and the liv’n is easy.” People kick back. Take vacation. Go fish’n. You name it. We do not usually plan adult education in the summer time. But this summer we are going to try… Read more ADULT EDUCATION THIS SUMMER
The first congregation that I served as pastor was in a small town in Wisconsin. On Memorial Day weekend we gathered at city hall for a procession led by the high school band. We marched down the street to the city cemetery, where a religious service was held. Local dignitaries spoke, we honored members of… Read more DAVID’S DIARY … MEMORIAL DAY