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Messy Church Easter
Do your kids and you love crafts? Games? Singing? Family meals with celebrations? Then your whole family is invited to Messy Church Easter! Please join us on Friday, April 3 at 5:30 PM. We can’t wait to “get messy” and celebrate together! Parents or...
Lenten Book Study – Group 2
Our Lenten book study this year will be “Gifts of the Dark Wood: Seven Blessings for Soulful Skeptics (And Other Wanderers)” by Eric Elnes. From the back cover: ” Though commonly understood as a place to be feared and avoided, the Dark Wood is the...
Lenten Book Study – Group 1
Our Lenten book study this year will be “Gifts of the Dark Wood: Seven Blessings for Soulful Skeptics (And Other Wanderers)” by Eric Elnes. From the back cover: ” Though commonly understood as a place to be feared and avoided, the Dark Wood is the...
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A wonderful history about the roots of our church by Walter Schroeder from this morning's News Tribune.
Cole County History: 19th-century German progressives made mark in Jefferson City
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German immigrants contributed to Jefferson City in many ways. The contribution of 19th-century German progressives has not received attention because they were not organized and had no name.