We'll be looking at what we're believing God for this fall, and how we're positioning ourselves to catch the wave of what He is up to. Of special importance, we will be talking about opportunities to lead, host and be part of fall community groups.

This will be similar to members and Catalyst meetings we've had in the past, but is open to anyone.

Join us for our last Friday Hangout of the Summer. We’ll be heading a few miles west of Manhattan to Jeff & Eryn Smith’s home, into Keats! The address is 7300 Anderson Avenue.

The cookout will start at 6:00pm Hot dogs, bratwurst and drinks will be provided. We will also do kickball, spike ball and other outdoor games. Please bring a side, lawn chairs or blankets

March Madness is here! Saturday marks the second round of games, and what better way to enjoy the game with a group of guys and a ton of food! Come join us for a fun afternoon of basketball, and if the tournament isn't your thing, we'll also have games of poker and Catan!

Feel free to shoot an invite to a friend (or 10)!

We’re meeting at Tom & Krista Thaemert’s house at 3313 Germann Drive, Manhattan, KS 66502.

In Part 2 of our membership class we talk about our philosophy of ministry - what, why and how we do what we do. And we take a look at ways to get involved.

Part 1 of our membership class discusses a vision for living in community with others, as well as the practical dimensions of being part of a church family. We also cover Bluemont’s history, vision, purpose and core values.

The Knowing God class equips you to know God more fully and understand His plan for the world, as we discuss the basic foundations of the Christian faith. We also dive more deeply into the Holy Spirit and spiritual gifts. This class is a step towards membership at Bluemont.

All this over a tasty lunch!

International students and their families are invited to join HIS Friends at Frith Community Center on Friday, November 16th for a delicious Thanksgiving Dinner! Enjoy all the classic American Thanksgiving foods with a community of friends. Please, RSVP because seats in Frith Community Center are limited. Please, email info@hismanhattan.org with questions! If you’re on Facebook, you can RSVP here!

In Part 2 of our membership class we talk about our philosophy of ministry - what, why and how we do what we do. And we take a look at ways to get involved.

Location: 2846 Oregon Lane, Manhattan, KS 66502

Part 1 of our membership class discusses a vision for living in community with others, as well as the practical dimensions of being part of a church family. We also cover Bluemont’s history, vision, purpose and core values.

Location: 2846 Oregon Lane, Manhattan, KS 66502

The Knowing God class equips you to know God more fully and understand His plan for the world, as we discuss the basic foundations of the Christian faith. We also dive more deeply into the Holy Spirit and spiritual gifts. This class is a step towards membership at Bluemont.

All this over a tasty lunch!

Location: 2846 Oregon Lane, Manhattan, KS 66502

Nothing changes the world more than united prayer. We are joining with other churches in the area on August 29th to pray for our region. The main idea is to focus on aligning our hearts with God and asking for Him to transform this city in miraculous ways.

Childcare is provided for ages 0-4 years. 
RSVP your child's attendance by emailing gbriggs@westviewcommunity.com.

Who doesn't like dessert? Get to know a few new friends while enjoying some tasty dessert and games in the process. And if you'd like to bring a favorite dessert to share, that would be great!

What has God been doing in and through the members of Bluemont? Where is He leading us next? Join us for a time of worship, testimonies, welcoming new members, and getting in on the ground floor of the one thing we are focusing on this summer.

Join us this Sunday for Easter!

How did the church become what it is today? What kinds of people and movements have God used to change the world? Beyond that, what does the future hold for the church? These are the questions we will address in this Church History Overview, diving into the unfolding of God's plan in the past, present, and future. Taught by guest minister Don Walker.

$10 covers the class and lunch.

Church History will run from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (with lunch).

End Times is scheduled for 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. (The class, not Christ's second coming!)

You are welcome to attend one or both parts of the class.

Please RSVP Here

Ever feel overwhelmed by the Bible? Well, look no further! This overview class is a chance to become more familiar with the New Testament's beauty, structure and themes. We will cover each of the 27 book of the New Testament in our six hours together!

$10 covers the class and lunch.

Please RSVP Here.

Our service this Sunday will be a  family-friendly time of celebrating Jesus coming to earth to make everything new. Expect to sit at round tables, sing carols, and enjoy a kid-friendly Christmas message.

Separate KidSpace available for infants, toddlers and preschoolers.

10:00 a.m. at the Bluemont Hotel (1212 Bluemont Avenue).

Bring your snacks, desserts, and flannel shirts!

Join us for Bluemont Church & Called to Greatness' Christmas party on December 9 from 7-9pm @ 3313 Germann Drive for a time of celebration and giving back, all while being cozy in your favorite flannel shirt!

Bring a snack or dessert and be sure to sign up to sponsor a family or individual in need from our community at the Resource Table on Sunday mornings. We will then come together with all of our gifts and wrap them together at the party!

All of life is sacred - and that includes your work. When we see our work as more than just economic means, but as a vital part of our faith lived out, then we begin to experience freedom, gain fulllment, and bring about flourishing in our world.

Join us for an evening with Hugh Whelchel, Executive Director of the Institute for Faith, Work, & Economics. IFWE is a non-profit Mr. Whelchel founded six years ago that is committed to advancing biblical and economic principles that help individuals find fullfilment in their work and contribute to a free and flourishing society.

Hugh Whelchel's unique career as a senior executive in the business world has given him the opportunity to work in a number of industries. Hugh has a passion and expertise in helping individuals integrate their faith and vocational calling. He is the author of "How Then Should We Work? Rediscovering the Biblical doctrine of Work."

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