Due to potentially damaging weather this afternoon and evening, the children’s musical and pre-show events in the Leawood Sanctuary have been cancelled and will be rescheduled.
Scheduled programming has resumed for Thursday, February 13 at all Resurrection locations.
In Malawi, young adults are stepping beyond graduation with a question that changes everything: What comes next? Through Resurrection’s global missions partnership, learning a trade is opening unexpected doors to independence, purpose, and possibility. Discover what happens when a student’s education becomes the beginning of something bigger for their community.
Community members and hunger relief organizations gathered at Resurrection Leawood for Loving One Another in Our Hungry World. The symposium explored food insecurity close to home and around the world, and it showed how much more we can do when we work together.
In Malawi, young graduates had built a thriving tree nursery—and a more secure future. Then they decided to give something away. Their question, “How can we help the next group?” opens a story of faith, fruit trees, and global missions that keeps growing long after graduation. Discover what happened next.
Rev. Cheryl Jefferson Bell was walking through a sunflower field in September when a butterfly landed on her finger — and stayed. What happened next turned into a reflection on justice, courage, and the promise that no matter where we go, we are not alone.
A toothbrush, floss, and toothpaste may seem small, but for neighbors without routine oral care, they’re a real gift. Hear how Resurrection Overland Park volunteers packed hundreds of dental kits for Health Partnership Clinic, and how you can help pack more at Family Serve Night.
The people we set out to serve often end up discipling us. At Resurrection, we believe service is discipleship, and there’s a place for you in it. Come serve with us with an open heart and discover what God might teach you along the way.
Community members and hunger relief organizations gathered at Resurrection Leawood for Loving One Another in Our Hungry World. The symposium explored food insecurity close to home and around the world, and it showed how much more we can do when we work together.
A toothbrush, floss, and toothpaste may seem small, but for neighbors without routine oral care, they’re a real gift. Hear how Resurrection Overland Park volunteers packed hundreds of dental kits for Health Partnership Clinic, and how you can help pack more at Family Serve Night.
The people we set out to serve often end up discipling us. At Resurrection, we believe service is discipleship, and there’s a place for you in it. Come serve with us with an open heart and discover what God might teach you along the way.
In Uzhhorod, Ukraine, young people are carrying the weight of three years of war — anxiety, isolation, and an uncertain future. A new Youth Center, supported through Resurrection’s global missions funding, is being built to be exactly what they need: a place to heal and belong.
Rev. Cheryl Jefferson Bell will be the first to admit that loving her neighbor is something she still struggles with. Then she met a typewriter poet named Nika Renee — and walked away with a poem that’s been a mirror and a challenge ever since.
Rev. Cheryl Jefferson Bell spent Martin Luther King Jr. weekend at a celebration where the preacher declared we are in the second civil rights movement. She believes he’s right. And she’s calling Resurrection’s justice ministry — and you — to respond with intention in 2026.
As a child, Rev. Cheryl Jefferson Bell memorized the Preamble to the Constitution with pride — not yet understanding it wasn’t written with her in mind. Decades later, she’s still holding onto hope. And she’s calling the church to do the hard, holy work of justice.
