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Happy Sunday! We headed to Hays for a jampacked adventure. Well, as jam-packed as a day could be when the grand finale wasanap.Weweregrateful to God for a beautiful day to get out and enjoy some time together.

I have loved Halloween since I learned about free candy. It would have been un-kid-like not to enjoy Halloween. When I was older (probably too old to be trick-or-treating), I discovered a smarter, faster way to accumulate candy! I would don one Halloween outfit to stroll around a block or two.

Called to Share the Good News: Knowing Who God Is and What He Does. Matthew 28:19-20; Romans 3:23-24 While our personal experience of God’s goodness in Jesus Christ is an important starting point for evangelism, relying on personal experience alone is not helpful.

“Many are invited, but few are chosen.” The theme of last Sunday’s readings was the Kingdom of Heaven. In the Gospel of Matthew 22:114, Jesus tells another parable, again directed at the religious leaders, comparing the kingdom of heaven to a wedding feast.

We strive for unity whether we are talking about a family, a church body, or even something as simple as an athletic team. If you are not working together with similar goals and work ethics, your efforts could be in vain.

The heat returned outside last week, but inside the library, we are in full FALL mode! Monday morning, adults enjoyed coffee and visiting before a program with Ketino Beam, a professional health coach from Phillipsburg.

"The Mission of the Seventy, Part One" was the message title taken from Luke 10:1-12. Jesus tells the very people He is about to send to pray for more workers. What that tells us is that the first answer to prayer could very well be us.

The Chiefs won on Thursday, but this past weekend's games for KU, K-State, and Nebraska didn't go so well. I'm not making any predictions for Saturday's K-State-KU matchup.

Farming in western Kansas would look much different today without the massive infrastructure built to bring groundwater to the surface to sustain crops, water livestock, support industry and provide drinking water. Groundwater is at the heart of life on the High Plains.