You are invited to connect ONLINE for a message of Hope, shared by Ginger Rothhaas, spiritual coach, writer and founder of Compassion Fix workshops for overcoming self doubt and growing in faith. Ginger has a masters in theology and divinity from Saint Paul School of Theology. Most importantly, she is mom to Chase who is 15 and Lauren who is 13; she says having teenagers has taught her what praying continuously really means!

Our online platform will allow us to share in her message, interacting through quotes, scripture passages and guided discussion. No cost to attend, optional costs below.

Optional products and lunch:

• Online shopping at the Global Market featuring fair trade* products through our church bookstore, available for local pickup the morning of the luncheon or at additional shipping fee. Pick up on March 25 between 9:30-11 am at Resurrection Leawood Campus.
• Virtual lunch table to "break bread" together, options prepared by our church kitchen, available for local pickup the morning of the luncheon. Order by March 17, $10 cost for either a box salad or sandwich. Pick up on March 25 between 9:30-11 am at Resurrection Leawood Campus.

*Fair Trade products are at deeply discounted prices and support partnering ministries that ensure decent working conditions for women and families in developing countries worldwide.

You are welcome here!

Alpha gives everyone the opportunity to explore the meaning of life in a relaxed, friendly setting. It's a place where people can come and ask questions, delve into issues and look for answers together.

This course includes lots of discussion. Bring your questions and curiosity. Topics include the Bible, the Holy Spirit, Evil, Healing and more.

Join in online to experience teaching, meaningful discussion, and great connection among others seeking to know more about God through the study of Scripture. Classes will meet using Zoom.

Register now

• 6-week studies on Sep 17 - Oct 22, 9:30 am
• • Truth and Trust led by Ginger Rothhaas VIEW RECORDINGS
  • Life and Times of Joshua led by Doris Lippe
• Serve Project on Oct 29, 9:30 am

11/5-11/19

• 3-week study on Nov 5 - 19, 9:30 am

12/3-12/17

• Advent Study on Dec 3 - 17, 9:30 am

Join grandparents from all over the nation to learn how to become a better grandparent. Classes are free and open to any grandparent interested in learning about this year's topics. You may register for one class or for all four. We look forward to becoming better grandparents together.

January 12 — Your Grandchildren and Suicide: Awareness for all Ages
Join Emily Demo, Blue Valley Southwest High School’s School Psychologist, as she helps us understand the mental health and suicide concerns facing our nation and what we can do to help our grandkids grow up in an environment supportive of mental health and wellness.

February 9 — Healthy Boundaries for Grandparents: When You Disagree About Parenting
What happens when you disagree with how your grown kids are parenting their children? When should you speak up and when is it better to remain silent? It's not easy to know the right thing to do, but understanding healthy boundaries can help. Let's discuss some common challenges that grandparents face and how to navigate them with love.

Sherry Danner is a former Licensed Clinical Marriage and Family Therapist who previously served on the church staff as Director of Counseling Ministries. Now a Boundaries Coach, she specializes in helping compassionate givers set healthy boundaries in their most important relationships. She is the author of Nurturing the Light Inside: Overcoming Addiction and Codependency on the Path to Self-Love.

March 9 — Simple Ways to Connect with your Grandchild and Increase Positive Behaviors
Julie Getting is a Licensed Specialist Social Worker who has been in practice with children for over 25 years, utilizing her certifications in Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) and trained in Emotion-Focused Family Therapy (EFFT) and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). She offers a unique set of skills that will help us learn how to increase connection and positive behaviors in our grandkids of any age.

April 13 — Grandparenting with Love and Logic
Join Leah Rundle, from The Parents Place, as we learn how to develop enjoyable, fulfilling relationships with both adult children and grandchildren-while helping grandchildren grow up into responsible, caring young people. We will learn sensible, easy-to-use techniques based upon the unique Love and Logic philosophy of working with children. With the Love and Logic techniques, a grandparent's relationships with both adults and grandchildren will grow and blossom.

May 11 — Raising Civic-Minded Grandkids

Jan Kessinger served in the Kansas State Legislature from 2017-2021 and has been a member of The Church of the Resurrection for more than 25 years. As a legislator, he served on Governor's Council of Travel & Tourism, State Use Committee, Kansas Racing & Gaming Commission and Johnson County Education Research Triangle. At Resurrection, he served on the Church Council and has been active in missions ministries. Jan brings a unique understanding of faith influencing civic involvement. As a grandpa, he will offer us ideas on how to raise our grandchildren in a way that teaches them the importance and responsibility of civic engagement and commitment.

Times

• 6:30–8:00 pm

You will choose which dates you will be attending on the registration page.

Special Series

Monday nights (alternating) 7 - 8:30 pm
Jan 11 & 25, Feb 8 & 22, Mar 8 & 22

Sermon on the Mount from Jewish and Christian Perspectives (Based on Sermon on the Mount, A Beginner's Guide to the Kingdom of Heaven by Amy-Jill Levine.) Book purchase is helpful but not required.

• Already on the SNM email list? You will receive reminders and the link to all sessions.
• Not on the SNM email list? Contact Carol Burton at Jewish Community Relations Bureau/American Jewish Committee at carolb@jewish.kc.org to be added to the list.

Coffee & Conversation

Thursday mornings (monthly) 11 am
Next dates: Feb 18, Mar 18

Join us on Zoom for a conversation-starter designed to help us get to know one another as women of strong yet differing faiths. Visit us on facebook for the latest updates at Strangers No More Facebook page or email rsvpjcrbajc@jewishkc.org to receive the meeting link.

For the story behind this group, read this KC Star Article

This is a joint project of the Jewish Community Relations Bureau|American Jewish Committee and United Methodist Women of The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection.

The women of Maverick and Hope Circle invite you to attend their monthly meetings to experience connection, develop friendships, and learn about important topics in our world today. All are welcome at any time, groups meet online, please register to receive the Zoom link.

• Maverick Circle meets the second Monday morning of each month
  • March 8: KCATC - Autism with Ron Johnson, Founder & CEO
• Hope Circle meets the second Tuesday morning of each month
  • March 9: Genealogy: Become a Family History Detective with Susan Sims

See more at https://www.cor.org/umw.

Join other men for thought-provoking talks, discussions and fellowship. During the season of Lent, we are studying the Gospel of Mark in an eight-session Bible study. Various times are available. To sign up, please register below.

Each month offers a book title to read, with a Zoom discussion held the first Tuesday morning of the following month. Most books can be found at a local library or in the church bookstore at a discount, click The Well Bookstore or call 913-544-0240. Please register to receive the Zoom link.

March 2 at 10 am on Zoom

• Be the Bridge by Latasha Morrison

April 6 at 10 am on Zoom

• Gum Moon by Jeffrey L. Staley

Read a book each month, for a Zoom discussion about it on the second Thursday evening. Most books can be found at a local library or in the church bookstore, click The Well Bookstore or call 913-544-0240 and ask for a Book Club discount. Please register to receive the Zoom link.

March 11 at 7 pm

• Right Here RIght Now by Amy G Oden

Resurrection Leawood's Adult Sunday school classes are meeting online and in person!

Childcare for on-site classes is currently not available.

For assistance with Sunday morning group connections, please contact shari.wilkins@cor.org or 913-544-0717.

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Adult Sunday Morning Groups

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, all classes are currently meeting online. Please reach out to the leader listed to receive information on how you can join a class. We look forward to seeing you online!

Breakfast and Bible Study
20-30’s|Singles and Couples | 9 am | Sunday

This class is for those seeking fellowship, a deeper understanding of the Bible and how God’s will and word relates to their lives.

Contact Katherine Marx for additional information.

The Next Phase
40-50’s|Singles and Couples | 10:30 am | Sunday

This group of empty/emptying nesters enjoys a range of studies from books of the Bible to Christian topics.

Contact Beth Hull for additional information.

Faith and Fellowship
55-70's | Singles & Couples | 9 am | Sunday

These welcoming near retirement and post-retirement class members enjoy curriculum that helps the group spiritually as well as bring them closer as a body of believers.

Contact Sue Hardage for additional information and Zoom invitation.

Faith Builders
30's-40's | Singles & Couples | 9:30 am | Sunday

This class meets on the first and third Sundays of each month to grow in their faith and support one another.

Contact Audra Morris for additional information and Zoom Meeting invitation.

Builders
40's-70's | Singles & Couples | 9 am | Sunday

The Builders create an authentic environment where our members learn to know God with our heads, love God with our hearts and serve God with our hands while experiencing Christian fellowship and accountability

Contact David Starrett for additional information and Zoom meeting invitation.

Christianity and Culture

40+ | Singles & Couples | 9 am | Sunday

A variety of thought-provoking topics are discussed which relate to how individuals apply Christian principles while addressing or responding to contemporary issues.

Contact Dan Gates for additional information and Zoom meeting invitation.

S.E.E
60's+ | Singles & Couples |9 am | Sunday

The Spiritual Enrichment and Encouragement class studies books of the Bible as well as topical studies and enjoys great discussions!

Contact Jayne Langham for additional information and Zoom meeting invitation.

New Foundations
30's & 40’s | Singles & Couples |10:30 am | Sunday

This class of mostly parents study books on specific parts of the Bible, marriage, kids, finances and tackle tough questions faced in their careers.

Contact Andy Wiltz at for more information and Zoom meeting invitation.

Bible 101
30's-70's | Singles & Couples | 7 pm | Sunday evenings

Bible 101 is for everyone of all ages and backgrounds. The one thing all share is a desire to learn more about God’s word through an organized Bible study class. The Holy Bible is the only reference required.

Contact Gene Ronsick for more information and Zoom meeting invitation.