Each Tuesday evening is a Circles of Hope gathering at the First United Methodist Church at 8th & N. Main in Newton.
Circles of Hope creates relationships that inspire and change lives.
The Getting Ahead class is the first step in the Circles of Hope model.
The Circles initiative matches persons of low resources with several allies from the community.
We could not offer hospitality at Circles of Hope without the great meals provided entirely by volunteers.
These fabulous kids from nearby Chisolm Middle School helped plan, cook and serve a meal at one of our Circles meetings.
Circles of Hope volunteers also provide child care during meetings.
With 59% of children in Newton schools receiving free or reduced lunches, our Summer Food Program fills an important need.
In addition to offering free breakfast and lunch to all Newton children ages 1-18, the program also provides activities.
The produce grown in the Giving Garden is donated to those in need of fresh food.
Our retail store, offices and community meeting space are in the heart of downtown Newton.
Everyone is invited to come in and get creative by making sustainable peace-themed greeting cards.
Paper cranes, international symbols of peace, decorate the Peace Connections space.
The cranes were made by kids, just one of many ways we've involved young people in building peace.
You're welcome to shop in our Newton gift shop or purchase inspirational gifts in our online Peace Shop.
Peace Connections is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
612 N. Main, Newton, KS 67114 / 316-284-0000 / info@peaceconnections.org

©2015 Peace Connections

Our mission is to inspire transformation in people and systems by building relationships, resourcefulness and resilience.
Click on any picture to see our mission in action
Our vision is thriving communities sustained by peace and social justice.
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Office & Store Hours:
Monday-Friday 10 am - 4 pm
Closed
Saturday-Sunday
(open Saturdays in Nov. & Dec.)

612 N. Main
Newton, KS 67114

316-284-0000
info@peaceconnections.org
Watch the new public service announcement for Circles of Hope!
Wichita State University Student, Trevor Macy, who also happens to be the grandson of Circles of Hope supporters, Bill & Glenda Reynolds, chose the initiative for a class assignment to produce a 30-second public service announcement. Thank you, Trevor!
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