Impact stories

Tonganoxie United Methodist Church

“For everything there is a season and a time for every matter under heaven.” (Ecclesiastes 3:1) Such is the journey of local church ministry. To remain impactful, the practices of ministry must adapt and respond.

Schultes Update Estate Plan to Give Charitably and Protect Family

Because they were raised in the church and it is in their hearts to follow God’s word, Steve and Teresa Schulte believe giving charitably is something they are called to do.

Reverend Lance and Kristi Carrithers

Reverend Lance and Kristi Carrithers discussed the need to create an estate plan but were anxious about the cost.

Helping Grow Future Clergy - Pass the Torch Scholarship Impacts Next Generation of Clergy

With aspirations of serving every seminary student in the Great Plains Conference, the Pass the Torch committee stepped closer to their goal through the growth of the scholarship fund.

Augusta First UMC Starts New Community Karate Ministry

There are a lot of ways we might think of to bring people closer to Jesus Christ. Teaching them karate may not be at the top of that list. Nonetheless, First United Methodist Church in Augusta saw an opportunity for discipleship in karate. With the help of a Pathways for Discipleship grant, the church has been coming into contact with children and youth who are developing a passion for that discipline.

Don and Brenda Davids

Being in law enforcement and ministry, Don and Brenda Davids know how quickly life can change, but they didn’t have a trust or a will.

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