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By Emilie Fink It’s been on my heart to find not only the time but also a tribe to explore my faith with women who are in a similar life stage. Balancing our work, homes and families  has us pouring … Continue reading →

By Sarah Hancock This is a photo of First Presbyterian Church in my hometown of Hoxie, Kansas. This is the church I grew up attending. It looks like the church in Wamego because it was built by the same builder … Continue reading →

Our upcoming 150th celebration has members looking through their photos. Jennifer Brunkow shared two gems: the 2012 confirmation class and a group that attended a youth mission trip to Goodland Academy in Oklahoma City. Some stories from that trip included … Continue reading →

By Susan Symons You had me at 125. The move to Wamego, Kansas, was exciting, but then also a bit eerie, for me.  I found it curious because following my college graduation and subsequent moves to a new town in … Continue reading →

Wamego First Presbyterian Church values intellectual inquiry. Don’t believe it? Read this post by David Hancock, leader of a Sunday morning Bible study, then join us as we celebrate 150 years of learning more about the Bible.   When I … Continue reading →

Rosemary and Gordon Crilly We joined the church in 1969, and soon we had lifetime friends. The church first brings me closer to God and his teachings. A few of the main programs I served on were Session, teaching Sunday … Continue reading →

Brenda Merryman Belief shared the following memory: One year when I was in elementary school, there was a children’s choir. The children’s choir was supposed to sing for a celebration at the church; I believe it was the 100th anniversary. … Continue reading →

“You just feel at home” by Dona Blanka My parents and I moved to a farm northeast of Wamego in 1954. We joined Wamego Presbyterian Church in January 1955. I was in high school then, and I sang in the … Continue reading →

Do you remember when? – From Shirley Carnahan  Sharing church memories in celebration of our 150th year Christmas Church Memories:  Christmas Caroling in all kinds of weather followed by soup at the church. We caroled in the back of … Continue reading →

What does this church mean to you? We invite past and present members of our congregation to respond! From Dick Shields: Julie and I first attended as a fluke. That changed suddenly when we were met with smiles, greetings, and … Continue reading →