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Sunday, April 20, 2025 @ 10:30am CST  •  Potluck Brunch @ 9:00am CST

“we are called each and every day to be God's children and called to care for the least of these.”

Rev. Ali Haynes, IHUMC Senior Pastor & Good Faith Network Co-President

Serving the Community

making disciples of christ by putting our faith in action

We can stand up for one another; we can feed each other; we can clothe each other; we can tell each other about the love of God that surrounds us, holds us and names us. We can be the light of Christ for each other, not just when we feel happy, or when we respond to crisis, but we are called each and every day to be God's children and care for the least of these.

Supporting Community Health, Nutrition & Healing

Providing Disaster Response & Humanitarian Relief

Advocating for Social Justice & Merciful Compassion

Serving Kansas City Families

Baby grace

Hosted inside our church, Baby Grace Overland Park provides diapers and clothing, as well as resources and support to families with young children. Their commitment is to spreading love and grace to families in need.

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For the Entire Community

food pantry

Provided for the entire community, our church offers a food pantry open Monday-Wednesday from 10am-2pm for anyone in need, including beans, vegetables, peanut butter, oatmeal, toiletries, and more.

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good faith network

The Good Faith Network is an interfaith justice group, woven together from many different congregations throughout Johnson County, with the purpose of identifying the most pressing problems in our community, conducting research to discover solutions to those problems, and speaking with one voice to our local leaders to press for the adoption of those solutions.

Involving More Than 30 Interfaith Congregations

Their active campaigns include:

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Co-President Ali Haynes

There are three requirements spelled out in Micah 6:8 - justice, mercy, and faithfulness. How are we, as a general faith community, doing on these requirements?
There are three requirements spelled out in Micah 6:8 - justice, mercy, and faithfulness. How are we, as a general faith community, doing on these requirements?
  • Mental Health Crisis Care
  • Ending Homelessness
  • Lack of Affordable Housing
  • Elder Care

serving our community

Supporting our community means more than just showing up on a recurring volunteer basis, but truly embedding ourselves in the work of the organizations making a difference in our community. Here are just a few that we’ve been fortunate to partner with across Kansas City over the many years served.

Cross-Lines Community Outreach

Meeting the needs for those facing poverty and providing tools for future self-sufficiency.

The Hub Argentine, Community Market & Clothing Closet

A diverse and welcoming community, celebrating the God-given gifts of every person.

Harvesters Community Food Pantry & Network

Creating equitable access to nutritious food and addressing the root causes of hunger.

Safehome Domestic Violence Shelter

An intimate partner abuse center, inspiring strength and exploring options for living free of abuse. 

Rose Brooks Domestic Violence Shelter

Breaking the cycle of domestic violence so that individuals and families can live free of abuse.

Johnson County Interfaith Hospitality Network

Empowering homeless families and women by supporting transitions to affordable housing.

Caring for Kids, SMSD - Westridge Middle School

Engaging the community to 
serve collaboratively in support of neighborhood schools.

United Methodist Committee on Relief Humanitarian Aid

Providing relief and assistance through migration, health, food security and sustainability. 

Habitat for 
Humanity International

Helping people in the community build and/or improve a place they can safely call home.

MCRC Wilhelmina Gill Multi-Service Center

Helping reduce homelessness, hunger, and crime, while providing life stability.

Kansas City Community 
Gardens

Inspiring low-income households, community groups, and schools in KC to grow their own food.

Parkwood Heights Community Day School

Weekday program that supports young children’s development across five major areas.

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The Good Faith Network’s Annual Solutions Briefing

The Good Faith Network is gearing up for their annual Solutions Briefing. April 6th at 3pm at Grace UMC in Olathe. Join network leaders and other communities of faith as they gather to share the solutions being presented. Learn more about the Good Faith Network and the issues being presented here: https://www.thegoodfaithnetwork.org/

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Capitol Hill Faithful Witness Protests Begin on Ash Wednesday

Church and Society joins Sojourners and other faith-based organizations of the Washington D.C. Interfaith Staff Community to support multiple rallies on the Capitol Hill grounds that call on Congress to prevent executive overreach. Protests held every Wednesday through Lent. https://www.umcjustice.org/latest/capitol-hill-faithful-witness-protests-begin-on-ash-wednesday-4333?emci=ee67dd31-00f9-ef11-90cd-0022482a9fb7&emdi=a3ce8168-03f9-ef11-90cd-0022482a9fb7&ceid=10633991

Contact Information

Feel free to contact our staff with questions and we will get back with you as soon as possible.

10211 Nall avenue
overland park, ks 66207

office hours
mon-thurs 9:30am-2:30pm

contact@indianheightsumc.org

(913) 649-9040

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