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13 youth and 2 adult sponsors have been having the time of their lives at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, NM. The group 'locked-in' at FPC Salina on Friday night and hit the road bright and early on Saturday. They returned late in the evening on Friday, 6/26. There have been all kinds of fun and engaging activities, including trail rides, desert hikes, swimming and kayaking, weeding, catching tadpoles, and just a little relaxing. Oh, and worship and a visit to a monastery too! Youth

As church leaders and pastors, we are committed to serving our congregations with dedication and love. We may even be tempted to pour out more than we have to give. With the demands of our current realities within both church and culture, the drive to be constantly productive threatens our joy of service. During our time together we will explore different ways to restore the delight of Christian discipleship and create sustainable rhythms that enable our churches to thrive. L

The Presbyterian Peace Fellowship (PPF) is honoring Presbyterians for Earth Care at the 2026 General Assembly. The Moderator for PPF stated, "Earth care and fossil fuel divestment are acts of peacemaking for the future." PPF also sees peacemaking merit in the overture Regenerative Farming, a concern the EcoTeam of FPC Lawrence included in their Earth Care Forum series this year. The General Assembly created opportunities for congregations to become Earth Care certified in 19

What a joy it was to celebrate the end of the school year for the ACTS Community youth group hosted by the Riley Presbyterian Church. The youth group meets every other week for food, fellowship, Bible study and worship. There are an average of 25-30 youth at each meeting! ACTS stands for "anchored, called, taught and sent" and the guiding Scripture comes from Acts 2:42 " And they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and