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News > The Harvest July/August 2008
Topeka church breaks ground for new building
It's been almost two years since St. David's, Topeka, was struck by an arson fire that destroyed its building. In August they broke ground for a new and expanded building to serve the congregation. Read more by clicking here.
Volunteers help Chapman schools open on time
Dozens of volunteers from across the Diocese of Kansas converged on Chapman in late July and early August to help the north-central Kansas town recover from a June tornado that destroyed all three schools. Read more by clicking here.
Kansas to Kenya
Ten extension professionals from Kansas visited the Kenyan village of Maai Mahui in June to offer advice and help establish five ongoing projects to help residents there. Read more by clicking here.
Wichita's oldest church
St. John's gets to claim that honor by winning a Bible trivia contest against First Presbyterian Church in a battle Aug. 15 of downtown Wichita churches. Bragging rights last just one year, though. Read more by clicking here.
Briefly speaking ...
- Kansas School for Ministry is set to reopen this fall.
- Second campus intern is hired.
- Topeka teen wins History Day major prize
- Diocese, cathedral appeal parking lot decision
Read more by clicking here.
Bishop reflects on Lambeth
Bishop Wolfe says that at Lambeth, the high points for him were the people he met. Read all his comments about this once-a-decade gathering of Anglican bishops by clicking here.
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