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November 8, 2026 • 3 Minute Read
Faith. Family. Football.
TLDR 🏈 Faith, Family, Football: Sunday, November 8, from 12:00–3:00 PM at Commission Church. We’ll be watching the Chiefs take on the Jets! 🍔 Food & Drinks Provided: Just $10 per family to help cover the cost of food and drinks. 📋 RSVP by November 1: Sign up with your name and the number attending, and submit your payment online or through the church offering.[RSVP FOR FAITH, FAMILY, FOOTBALL] 🏈 Faith, Family, Football! Faith brings us together. Family makes it better. Football makes it fun! Join us on Sunday, November 8, from 12:00–3:00 PM for Faith, Family, Football at Commission Church! We’re getting together to cheer on the Kansas City Chiefs as they take on the New York Jets. Whether you’re a lifelong Chiefs fan or just coming for the food and fellowship, we’d love to have you join us! We’ll provide the food, drinks, and a place to enjoy the game together. All you need to do is show up ready to cheer! 📅 Event Details Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026
Time: 12:00–3:00 PM
Location: Commission Church
Address: 11801 E Bannister Rd, Kansas City, MO 64138
Cost: $10 per family
RSVP Deadline: Sunday, November 1 🏈 What to Expect There’s something special about watching the Chiefs play with friends! We’re bringing everyone together for an afternoon of football, food, and fellowship. You can look forward to: Chiefs vs. Jets: Watch the game together with your church family. Food & Drinks: We’ll provide everything you need to enjoy the afternoon. Fun & Fellowship: Spend time with friends, meet new people, and enjoy some friendly football rivalry. Family-Friendly Atmosphere: Bring the whole family to enjoy the afternoon together! You don’t have to be a football expert to join us! Come for the game, the food, or simply the opportunity to connect with others. 💵 Cost & Payment To help cover the cost of food and drinks, we’re asking for just $10 per family! Whether you’re attending by yourself or bringing your whole family, the cost is $10 total. You can pay in either of two ways: Online: Submit your payment through our Nucleus giving platform. In Person: Pay through the church offering. Please designate your payment for “Faith, Family, Football” and write your name on the envelope. Please RSVP and submit your payment by Sunday, November 1, so we can prepare enough food and drinks for everyone attending. This is not tax-deductible. 📋 How to RSVP Signing up is easy! Click the RSVP button below and provide: Your name The exact number of people attending with you Your RSVP helps us plan food, drinks, and seating for everyone.[RSVP FOR FAITH, FAMILY, FOOTBALL] ❤️ More Than Football At Commission Church, we believe that connecting with others is an important part of following Jesus. Sometimes those connections happen during worship, prayer, or Bible study. Other times, they happen over a plate of food while cheering on the Chiefs! Faith, Family, Football is an opportunity to strengthen friendships, welcome new people, and enjoy the community God has given us. So wear your Chiefs red and join us for an afternoon together! We can’t wait to see you on November 8![RSVP FOR FAITH, FAMILY, FOOTBALL]
November 5, 2026 • 3 Minute Read
The Bulletin for November 8-14
Welcome to the weekly bulletin 👋 This is your one-stop spot for everything happening in our church family. From kids to adults, small groups to special events, here's how you can get connected over the next seven days. Sunday 9:00am - Discipleship: Learn more about the Christian Faith, Bible Study, God, and how to live the Christian Life. 9:00am - Junior Bible Quiz: Kids learn and memorize Bible facts, doctrine, and verses directly from the Bible. 10:15am - Sunday Worship: Worship through Praise, Preaching, and Prayer. Faith, Family, Football - Sunday, Nov. 8, 12–3pm @ Commission Church. Join us to watch the Chiefs take on the Jets!f Monday West Family Life Group: Learn more here. Tuesday 7pm Singles Young Adults Life Group - Click here to learn more. 7pm Married Young Adults Life Group - Click here to learn more. Wednesday First Priority Raytown High School - 1pm. Students preaching the Gospel at RHS. Midweek Prayer - 6:30pm in the Sanctuary. Commission Youth - 6:30pm in the Classroom. Click here to learn more. Thursday HWY50 Dinner - 6pm. Come have dinner with adults over the age of 50. Click here to call Jan Burch for this week's location or to get more information! Friday None Saturday Men's Bible study - 8 to 9:30am at the church. Click here to learn more. Upcoming Events Youth Convention - November 20th-21stYouth Convention! You can find a full list of our events on our calendar here. Something missing? Let us know.New here? We'd love to connect. This Week's Message Watch the sermon from this Sunday👇SermonWatch on YouTube Community Prayer We carry each other through the spiritual practice of prayer. Here are a few needs our community is lifting up this week: 🙏 Freeman family 🙏 Nik healing Submit your own prayer request here or pray for the whole list of needs by opening up the prayer hub.Prayer Hub Giving Your generosity makes our work in this city possible. We’re so grateful for you. New to our community? No pressure. Today, just be our guest.Give Now Here Missions Highlight: Update from Colombia I’m so excited to share that I am starting to gain momentum with discipleship opportunities in a few local rehabs! Moving forward, I will be leading weekly bible studies at 2 different rehabs in the area.
-Amanda Berger Read more from Amanda...Missions Stay Connected 📩 Subscribe to this Collection to get these updates delivered directly to your inbox. 📸 Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. 💬 Pastoral care or questions? Connect with us here. Services: Sunday discipleship at 9am | Sunday Worship at 10:15am
11801 E. Bannister Rd., Kansas City, MO 64138
October 31, 2026 • 3 Minute Read
Free Trunk or Treat in South Kansas City 🎃
Free Trunk or Treat in South Kansas City 🎃 Looking for a fun, free, and family-friendly way to celebrate Halloween in Kansas City? Join us at Commission Church on Saturday, October 31 for Trunk or Treat! TLDR 🎃 Free Trunk or Treat: Saturday, October 31 from 4-6pm at Commission Church in South Kansas City. 🍬 Bring the kids: Come in costume and enjoy decorated trunks, plenty of candy, and family-friendly Halloween fun. ❤️ Everyone is invited: You don’t have to attend Commission Church. Bring your friends, family, and neighbors! 🎃 The Details Date: Saturday, October 31, 2026
Time: 4-6pm
Location: Commission Church
Address: 11801 E Bannister Rd, Kansas City, MO 64138
Cost: FREE! Come dressed in your favorite costume, bring something to collect your candy in, and make your way through our parking lot of decorated trunks. Everyone is welcome, so invite your friends, neighbors, and family! 🍬 What Is Trunk or Treat? Trunk or Treat is trick-or-treating all in one place! Volunteers decorate the trunks of their vehicles and hand out candy as kids make their way around the parking lot. It’s an easy way for families to enjoy Halloween together and connect with other families in our community. 🤔 What to Expect You can expect plenty of candy, decorated trunks, costumes, and family-friendly fun for kids of all ages. And yes, it’s completely free. You do not have to attend Commission Church to participate. This event is for our community, and we’d love to have you join us! This event is geared toward kids up to 6th grade. ❤️ Why We Do It At Commission Church, our mission is to commission and mobilize passionate followers of Jesus to encounter God, connect with others, and impact our world. Sometimes impacting our world looks as simple as opening our parking lot, meeting our neighbors, giving away a ridiculous amount of candy, and creating a place where families can have fun together. We love South Kansas City, and we’re excited to spend Halloween with you. Commission Church Family! 🚗 Want to Host a Trunk? We need your help filling the parking lot! Decorate your vehicle, bring your creativity, and help us create a great experience for the families who visit our campus. We’ll provide more information about candy, setup, and decorating guidelines after you register.SIGN UP TO SERVE 🍭 Want to donate candy? We are accepting candy donations all October long. Drop a bag of candy off at the church anytime we are open! This candy will be distributed to each trunk that is decorated for the event! 🎟️ Want to Help? Not ready to decorate a vehicle? There will be other ways to serve, including parking, welcoming families, check-in, and security.SIGN UP TO SERVE
October 29, 2026 • 3 Minute Read
The Bulletin for November 1-7
Welcome to the weekly bulletin 👋 This is your one-stop spot for everything happening in our church family. From kids to adults, small groups to special events, here's how you can get connected over the next seven days. Sunday 9:00am - Discipleship: Learn more about the Christian Faith, Bible Study, God, and how to live the Christian Life. 9:00am - Junior Bible Quiz: Kids learn and memorize Bible facts, doctrine, and verses directly from the Bible. 10:15am - Sunday Worship: Worship through Praise, Preaching, and Prayer. 6pm - Special Guest Evangelist Lynn Wheeler - Join us as Evangelist Lynn Wheeler ministers during our 10:15am worship service and a special evening service at 6pm. Monday West Family Life Group: Learn more here. Tuesday 7pm Singles Young Adults Life Group - Click here to learn more. 7pm Married Young Adults Life Group - Click here to learn more. General Election - 6am-7pm in the Sanctuary. We are serving the voters of Jackson County as a polling location for the November 3rd general election. Wednesday Snack Cart Outreach at Freedom Markley 12-1pm: We’re showing appreciation to local teachers, staff, and administrators by delivering snacks and encouragement during the school day. A simple way to serve our community and remind educators they’re valued! First Priority Raytown High School - 1pm. Students preaching the Gospel at RHS. Midweek Prayer - 6:30pm in the Sanctuary. Commission Youth - 6:30pm in the Classroom. Click here to learn more. Thursday HWY50 Dinner - 6pm. Come have dinner with adults over the age of 50. Click here to call Jan Burch for this week's location or to get more information! Friday None Saturday Men's Bible study - 8 to 9:30am at the church. Click here to learn more. Upcoming Events Faith, Family, Football - Sunday, Nov. 8, 12–3pm @ Commission Church. Join us to watch the Chiefs take on the Jets! Food and drinks provided. $10 per family. RSVP and pay by Nov. 1.f Youth Convention 2026 - Friday, November 20th-Saturday, November 21st.Youth Convention 2026! You can find a full list of our events on our calendar here. Something missing? Let us know.New here? We'd love to connect. This Week's Message Watch the sermon from this Sunday👇SermonWatch on YouTube Community Prayer We carry each other through the spiritual practice of prayer. Here are a few needs our community is lifting up this week: 🙏 Juan’s house to sell 🙏 Jeremy’s healing 🙏 Kaseem’s healing Submit your own prayer request here or pray for the whole list of needs by opening up the prayer hub.Prayer Hub Giving Your generosity makes our work in this city possible. We’re so grateful for you. New to our community? No pressure. Today, just be our guest.Give Now Here Missions Highlight: Update from Colombia I’m so excited to share that I am starting to gain momentum with discipleship opportunities in a few local rehabs! Moving forward, I will be leading weekly bible studies at 2 different rehabs in the area.
-Amanda Berger Read more from Amanda...Missions Stay Connected 📩 Subscribe to this Collection to get these updates delivered directly to your inbox. 📸 Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. 💬 Pastoral care or questions? Connect with us here. Services: Sunday discipleship at 9am | Sunday Worship at 10:15am
11801 E. Bannister Rd., Kansas City, MO 64138
October 26, 2026 • 11 Minute Read
Introducing the Allens: Missionaries to Microsia
Missions Update: The Allens in Micronesia | September 2026 We're excited to introduce a new missionary family that is currently on the field. We started supporting John Mark and Oshiana Allen in Q3 of 2026 and we're so excited to continue to see what God is doing through their ministry in the islands of Micronesia.
- Pastor Abram John Mark and Oshiana Allen are seeing God open doors for evangelism, discipleship, and church planting throughout Micronesia! From new believers being baptized to growing house churches and new ministry opportunities, we’re excited to share their latest update. Commission Church is grateful to partner with missionaries like the Allens who are faithfully sharing the Gospel and equipping the local Church to reach their communities. TLDR 🙏 People Are Coming to Jesus! An entire family in Eirike has decided to be baptized, and a growing house church is beginning Sunday morning services. 🚙 Speed the Light Is Making a Difference! The Allens received their new truck, and on its first evangelism outing, another person gave their life to Jesus! 🌏 Pray for Micronesia! Pray for new believers, developing churches, missionary teams, and continued opportunities to share the Gospel throughout the islands. 🇺🇸 English | September 2026 The following update is from missionaries John Mark and Oshiana Allen. Ministry News Our summer has been packed! We arrived back on Pohnpei August 31st after a month and a half of travel. Since July we have participated in two General Councils, one retreat (required) for all Asia Pacific missionaries currently on the field, and our 2nd on-field training for first-term missionaries. We visited Guam and Palau, each for the first time, each also part of our Micronesia field. We are excited to be back on island and diving back into language study. We received our Speed the Light truck in June shortly before we left, and we put it right to use. The very first Saturday that John Mark and Pastor Jun went out evangelizing in our new truck, they led another person to Christ. Glory to God! As I (Oshiana) write, John Mark is in the middle of his 1st session with our language helper since returning, and Isaac is beginning his 2nd week back in school. We meet with all the local Assembly of God ministers tomorrow night, then have our 3rd of four this year on-field training for 1st termers later this week. Answered Prayers House Church Growth: While we were away, one entire family from the village where outreach has been taking place made the decision to be water baptized. Also, the church that has been meeting at their house on Wednesday nights is now going to begin a Sunday morning service. Cleared again: John Mark had his 2-year follow-up colonoscopy and once again no cancer was found. Praise the Lord! Daniel’s visa arrived: Our son got to meet us at Asia Pacific retreat on his way to Japan, where he is now serving one year as a MAPS worker and intern with Chris & Lindsey Carter in Tsukuba. Field Update Super Typhoon Bavi hitting Rota and Saipan in July caused Assembly of God General Council in FSM to be delayed by a week, since the main speaker’s flight was cancelled. We saw the people in the church, especially the youth, work diligently the whole month before council doing building maintenance and improvements. Despite power outages happening during services, we went on singing acapella, lighting the room with mobile phone lights. During council we heard and visited some with General Superintendent Mike Rodgers from Saipan, a US territory in Micronesia. John Mark, Diane and Hannah all preached or taught sessions at council. John Mark hosted the men’s session at our house, and John Mark and I helped Grace put a new Yapese song into writing with chords so it can be shared. Our team also began planning a visit to Yap later this year. In August John Mark had the privilege of filling the pulpit at Palau Assembly of God for two weeks. We did our best to connect with as many people as possible and to learn more about our Micronesian field. We visited the capital and hiked up a stone path to visit one of Palau’s five remaining bai, the traditional men’s house. The end of August we had the honor of speaking at General Council in Guam. John Mark addressed the men while Oshiana the women. Then Sunday John Mark, Oshiana and Hannah each preached at different churches. We are praising God for these open doors to begin building relationships with the leaders and congregations of Guam as we dream of how our team can help plant, grow, resource and missionize the local church throughout Micronesia. Do Not Count Yourself Out We were in our late 40’s when John Mark and I sensed the Lord directing us to serve in Micronesia. We were prepared to be told you’re too old to be missionaries. Still, we agreed to knock on that door. Like us, our teammates, Dave & Patti Schatzmann, were older. Close but not quite at retirement, they said yes to God and came as Missionary Associates for two years. This couple serves Micronesia in the area of community development. Having finished their term as Missionary Associates, they left in December intending to return. In June they were officially commissioned as Career Missionaries. All of the testimonies you see us sharing about evangelism going on in Eirike and house churches started in that community, this couple played an important role in that. They pioneered a clean water project and together with some locals helped open up a community to evangelism and church planting. The local church has continued walking through that open door and the fruit is being harvested from their combined labors. All glory to God! Would you join us in praying for Dave & Patti? Pray they have divine connections with churches and individuals as they prepare to return to the field. Pray that the Lord will call more people to the harvest field through their ministry. Could you be one of those people God is calling to join our team? If you are, we invite you to reach out. You can also find more information about serving at Asia Pacific Missions. Other Prayer Requests Discipleship: Pray for the ongoing discipleship of new believers in Eirike and that some of these will respond to God’s call to pastor the new churches. Missions response: FSM Assemblies of God is turning eyes to the mission field both locally and beyond the state of Pohnpei. Pray for divine direction as they move forward with outreaches. Knee replacement: Pray for quick recovery for Diane, our Field Coordinator, who is having knee replacement in December. 🇪🇸 Español | Septiembre 2026 Actualización de los misioneros John Mark y Oshiana Allen. Noticias del ministerio ¡Hemos tenido un verano muy intenso! Regresamos a Pohnpei el 31 de agosto tras un mes y medio de viajes. Desde julio, hemos participado en dos Consejos Generales, un retiro (obligatorio) para todos los misioneros de la región de Asia-Pacífico que se encuentran actualmente en el campo de misión, y nuestra segunda capacitación en el terreno para misioneros que cumplen su primer periodo de servicio. Visitamos Guam y Palaos, ambos por primera vez y parte de nuestra zona de misión en Micronesia. Nos entusiasma estar de vuelta en la isla y retomar el estudio del idioma. Recibimos nuestro camión de Speed the Light en junio, poco antes de partir, y lo pusimos en uso de inmediato. El primer sábado que John Mark y el pastor Jun salieron a evangelizar en nuestro nuevo camión, guiaron a otra persona a Cristo. ¡Gloria a Dios! Mientras escribo esto (Oshiana), John Mark está en plena primera sesión con nuestro colaborador de idiomas desde que regresamos, e Isaac comienza su segunda semana de vuelta en la escuela. Mañana por la noche nos reuniremos con todos los pastores locales de las Asambleas de Dios y, más adelante esta semana, tendremos nuestra tercera capacitación en el campo. Oraciones respondidas Crecimiento de la iglesia en casas: Mientras estábamos fuera, una familia entera de la aldea donde se ha estado realizando la labor de evangelización decidió bautizarse en agua. Además, la iglesia que se ha estado reuniendo en su casa los miércoles por la noche comenzará ahora un culto los domingos por la mañana. Limpio otra vez: John Mark se sometió a la colonoscopia de control a los dos años y, una vez más, no se encontró cáncer. ¡Alabado sea el Señor! Llegó la visa de Daniel: Nuestro hijo nos recibió en el retiro de Asia Pacífico de camino a Japón, donde ahora está cumpliendo un año de servicio como trabajador y pasante de MAPS con Chris y Lindsey Carter en Tsukuba. Actualización de campo El supertifón Bavi, que azotó Rota y Saipan en julio, provocó que el Consejo General de la Asamblea de Dios en los Estados Federados de Micronesia se retrasara una semana, ya que se canceló el vuelo del orador principal. Vimos a los miembros de la iglesia, especialmente a los jóvenes, trabajar con esmero durante todo el mes previo al consejo en tareas de mantenimiento y mejoras del edificio. A pesar de los cortes de electricidad durante los cultos, continuamos cantando a capela e iluminando el recinto con las luces de los teléfonos móviles. Durante la conferencia, escuchamos y conversamos con el Superintendente General Mike Rodgers, quien sirve en Saipán (un territorio estadounidense en Micronesia). John Mark, Diane y Hannah predicaron o impartieron sesiones durante el evento. Para la sesión de hombres, John Mark les recibió en nuestra casa. Ayudamos a Grace a transcribir su nueva canción de Yap (incluyendo los acordes) para que pueda compartirse. Nuestro equipo también comenzó a planificar una visita a Yap para más adelante este año. En agosto, John Mark tuvo el privilegio de predicar en la Iglesia Asamblea de Dios de Palau durante dos semanas. Hicimos todo lo posible por conectar con la mayor cantidad de personas posible y por conocer mejor nuestro campo misionero en Micronesia. Visitamos la capital y subimos por un sendero de piedra para visitar uno de los cinco bai que aún se conservan en Palaos, la casa tradicional de los hombres. A finales de agosto, tuvimos el honor de participar como oradores en el Consejo General en Guam. John Mark se dirigió a los hombres, mientras que Oshiana lo hizo ante las mujeres. Posteriormente, el domingo, John Mark, Oshiana y Hannah predicaron en tres iglesias diferentes. Alabamos a Dios por estas puertas abiertas para comenzar a establecer relaciones con los líderes y las congregaciones de Guam, mientras soñamos con cómo nuestro equipo puede contribuir a plantar, hacer crecer, equipar y fomentar la labor misionera de la iglesia local en toda Micronesia. No te descartes Estábamos cerca de los cincuenta años cuando John Mark y yo sentimos que el Señor nos guiaba a servir en Micronesia. Estábamos preparados para que nos dijeran que éramos demasiado mayores para ser misioneros. Aun así, decidimos llamar a esa puerta. Al igual que nosotros, nuestros compañeros de equipo, Dave y Patti Schatzmann, eran mayores. Aunque cercanos a la jubilación, respondieron afirmativamente al llamado de Dios y llegaron como misioneros asociados por un periodo de dos años. Esta pareja sirve en Micronesia en el ámbito del desarrollo comunitario. Tras finalizar su período como misioneros asociados, se marcharon en diciembre con la intención de regresar. En junio fueron oficialmente comisionados como misioneros de carrera. En todos los testimonios que les hemos compartido sobre la evangelización que se lleva a cabo en Eirike y las iglesias en casas que comenzaron en esa comunidad, esta pareja jugó un papel importante en eso. Fueron pioneros en un proyecto de agua potable y, junto con algunos lugareños, ayudaron a abrir una comunidad al evangelismo y la plantación de iglesias. La iglesia local ha seguido aprovechando esa puerta abierta y los frutos de su trabajo conjunto se están cosechando. ¡Toda gloria a Dios! ¿Se unirían a nosotros para orar por Dave y Patti? Oren para que tengan conexiones divinas con iglesias e individuos mientras se preparan para regresar al campo. Oren para que el Señor llame a más personas al campo de la cosecha a través de su ministerio. ¿Podría Dios estar llamándolo a unirse a nuestro equipo? Si es así, les invitamos a ponerse en contacto con nosotros. También puedes encontrar más información sobre cómo servir en Asia Pacific Missions. Otras peticiones de oración Discipulado: Oren por el discipulado continuo de los nuevos creyentes en Eirike y para que algunos de ellos respondan al llamado de Dios de pastorear las nuevas iglesias. Dirección divina: FSM Asambleas de Dios está dirigiendo su mirada hacia el campo misionero, tanto a nivel local como más allá del estado de Pohnpei. Oren para que Dios los guíe mientras avanzan con sus actividades de evangelización. Reemplazo de rodilla: Oren por la pronta recuperación de Diane, nuestra coordinadora de campo, quien se someterá a una cirugía de reemplazo de rodilla en diciembre. Source: John Mark & Oshiana Allen, September 2026 newsletter, English and Spanish editions. Assisted with transcription from AI.
October 22, 2026 • 3 Minute Read
The Bulletin for October 25-31
Welcome to the weekly bulletin 👋 This is your one-stop spot for everything happening in our church family. From kids to adults, small groups to special events, here's how you can get connected over the next seven days. Missions Highlight: Update from the islands of the Pacific While we were away, one entire family from the village where outreach has been taking place made the decision to be water baptized. Also, the church that has been meeting at their house on Wednesday nights is now going to begin a Sunday morning service.
- John Mark and Oshiana Allen Read more from the Allens...a Sunday 9:00am - Discipleship: Learn more about the Christian Faith, Bible Study, God, and how to live the Christian Life. 9:00am - Junior Bible Quiz: Kids learn and memorize Bible facts, doctrine, and verses directly from the Bible. 10:15am - Sunday Worship: Worship through Praise, Preaching, and Prayer. Monday West Family Life Group: Learn more here. Tuesday 7pm Singles Young Adults Life Group - Click here to learn more. 7pm Married Young Adults Life Group - Click here to learn more. Wednesday First Priority Raytown High School - 1pm. Students preaching the Gospel at RHS. Midweek Prayer - 6:30pm in the Sanctuary. Commission Youth - 6:30pm in the Classroom. Click here to learn more. Thursday HWY50 Dinner - 6pm. Come have dinner with adults over the age of 50. Click here to call Jan Burch for this week's location or to get more information! Friday None Saturday Men's Bible study - 8 to 9:30am at the church. Click here to learn more. Trunk or Treat - Saturday, October 31, 4-6 pmTrunk Upcoming Events Special Guest Evangelist Lynn Wheeler - Coming in the first weekend of November! Join us as Evangelist Lynn Wheeler ministers during our 10:15am worship service and a special evening service at 6pm.You can find a full list of our events on our calendar here. Faith, Family, Football - Sunday, Nov. 8, 12–3pm @ Commission Church. Join us to watch the Chiefs take on the Jets! Food and drinks provided. $10 per family. RSVP and pay by Nov. 1.f Something missing? Let us know.New here? We'd love to connect. This Week's Message Watch the sermon from this Sunday👇SermonWatch on YouTube Community Prayer We carry each other through the spiritual practice of prayer. Here are a few needs our community is lifting up this week: 🙏 Kim’s healing 🙏 Carsyn’s healing 🙏 Adison’s job 🙏 Evan’s school Submit your own prayer request here or pray for the whole list of needs by opening up the prayer hub.Prayer Hub Giving Your generosity makes our work in this city possible. We’re so grateful for you. New to our community? No pressure. Today, just be our guest.Give Now Here Stay Connected 📩 Subscribe to this Collection to get these updates delivered directly to your inbox. 📸 Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. 💬 Pastoral care or questions? Connect with us here. Services: Sunday discipleship at 9am | Sunday Worship at 10:15am
11801 E. Bannister Rd., Kansas City, MO 64138
