We’ll talk about the winter, spring, and summer programming for youth. This will include discussion of youth group and Sunday school programming as well as our high school Montreat trip and our middle school summer retreat.

Join us for our Epiphany service, celebrating the revelation of God’s light through the Magi. As part of the tradition, we will pass out Star Words—small, star-shaped cards with words to reflect on throughout the year.

A panel of mental health therapists and counselors from the congregation will speak on the current challenges and supports around mental health in our society.

The 6 p.m. service is a traditional Christmas Eve service with the choir, a homily, and candle lighting.

The 4:30 p.m. service is a family service designed with children in mind. There is no sermon at this service, as we work to share the good news of this evening with the youngest among us. We will sing, tell stories and embrace wiggles!

Meet Jan Fellers, painter, at an artist reception after worship! This art exhibit is on display beginning December 19 through February 16.

Christmas Music Sunday features special performances by the Second Motet Choir and a 21-piece orchestra. The program will include seasonal music, enhanced by the talents of Second members and members of the Kansas City Symphony.

The Christmas season is often one marked with joy and celebration. However, for many, grief, loss, and tragedy stand in stark contrast to the festive joy of advent. The Longest Night service is designed to carve out space for quiet reflection as we go to God in prayer, song and contemplation.

After worship, join us for a hot chocolate bar and Christmas carols in Westminster Hall!

Children ages 4 years and older are invited to participate in our beloved, annual Christmas Pageant. This joyful tradition allows kids to experience the Christmas story in a fun and meaningful way.

All kids in 5th grade and younger are invited to participate in our December Parents’ Morning Out event!

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Join Pastor Sarah for a young adult Christmas party at Boulevard Brewery.

Join us this December for a 40-year tradition - Journey to Bethlehem, a free, family-friendly live nativity event at Second Presbyterian Church. Experience the sights, sounds, and people of ancient Bethlehem as we walk together on the road to the manger. This immersive journey will bring the Christmas story to life, making it a memorable experience for all ages.

Join us this December for a 40-year tradition - Journey to Bethlehem, a free, family-friendly live nativity event at Second Presbyterian Church. Experience the sights, sounds, and people of ancient Bethlehem as we walk together on the road to the manger. This immersive journey will bring the Christmas story to life, making it a memorable experience for all ages.

Join us for a free concert in the sanctuary performed by UMKC students.

They will be playing Suite for Violin and Piano by P. Scharwenka, Beethoven Sonata No. 8 for Violin and Piano, and Ysaye Sonata No. 4 for Solo Violin.

Join us for our annual Hanging of the Greens as we decorate the sanctuary with garland and Christmas trees in time for the advent season!

If you’re interested in a deep conversation of how we at Second can engage in mission and justice effectively and sustainably, we would love for you to join us for a strategic visioning session.

We all know that side dishes are the best part of Thanksgiving, so let’s give them a night to shine! Prep your favorite side and join the other 20s and 30s for a thanksgiving feast!

Join us for a Sunday of service! We’ll travel to various mission sites around the city to serve our neighbors and live out our faith by being the body of Christ in the world.

We will gather after worship for a brief congregational meeting to elect our newest class of officers.

Take in the vibrant sounds of local musicians, enjoy wine and appetizers, and explore the art show showcasing community artists.

Take in the vibrant sounds of local musicians, enjoy wine and appetizers, and explore the art show showcasing community artists.

Led by certified volunteer facilitators, each support gathering is an hour-long program that gives you time to talk about your loved one and your unique grief.

Join us for our last Front Porch Concert of the season as we cheer on the Mighty MO Jazz Orchestra, a 34-person LGBTQ+ brass band!