Welcome to Jacob’s Well. Thanks for joining us here.
Jacob’s Well began with a handful of people in 1998. We are joined together around a dream and a call to build a community in midtown Kansas City with Jesus Christ at the center. Our desire is that we would be an authentic, biblical community where people experience and express the reality of God’s love in the way of Jesus.
Our name reflects our dream and our mission. In the New Testament book of John, Jesus encounters a woman who is at the fringes of her culture, a woman with great hunger and great need. Jesus reaches out to her and invites her into his life and kingdom. In so doing she becomes a part of a new community. In the same way, Jacob’s Well is striving to be a place — like the biblical Jacob’s Well — where people who are searching can encounter God and find a place in his kingdom and community and join him in his work in the world.
Jacob’s Well
1617 West 42nd Street (Map)
Kansas City, Missouri 64111
(816) 531-2757
info@jacobswellchurch.org
Worship Gatherings:
Sundays, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, and 5:30 PM. While the morning and evening gatherings have their own unique characters, the gatherings share the same content each Sunday. More
This Thursday: Community Forum and Plant Swap
May’s Community Forum topic is “Urban Gardening”. Two people from our community will be sharing their experience and tips on growing food in the city. Please join us on on Thurs., May 15th at 7 pm, in the Commons, on the 3rd Floor. Bring your extra cuttings, seeds, young plants, transplants, and random plant extras to trade with other gardeners. More.
This Saturday: Second Saturday
Are you ready to put your faith into action? Join a group of Jacob’s Wellers at 9 am on Saturday, May 10th as we go out into the community to serve people in need. Meet at the church and plan to work until 1 pm, followed by lunch. More.
Introducing "The Exchange"
Would you like to save money and FREE-cycle? Join The Exchange! We will link people in our community with needs for household goods, clothes, and items for children with people with overflowing basements and closets. This is great way to save money and free up storage space. More.