Intender's Circle
Event Details
The Intenders of the Highest Good is a worldwide, growing intentional community. We gather together once a week to share our gratitudes and intentions with each other. The power of the intention process arises from a group or community supporting each others intentions. The more numbers of us that are aligned, the quicker and easier it is to manifest our intentions. Clarity and empowering word choice is important in forming our intentions.
Intender's Circle
Phone : 316-838-6230 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : riverviewcommunity@yahoo.com
Web Address : http://riverviewretreat.com
Faith & Spirituality
Attractions and Upcoming Events
Veterans Memorial Park
Veterans memorial park is a tribute to the men and women of Kansas who answered the Nation's call to defend our freedom in the U.S. Armed Forces and Merchant Marines, from World War I to Vietnam. One park memorial includes the names of 102
Wichita, KS MemorialsThe Mid-America All Indian Center
The Mid-America All-Indian Center preserves the heritage of the American Indian tribes of North America and is located at the confluence of the Big and Little Arkansas Rivers, on land where the Wichita tribe camped more than 100 years ago.
Wichita, KS MuseumsLowell D. Holmes Museum of Anthrpology
The Lowell D. Holmes Museum of Anthropology at Wichita State University seeks to broaden and enhance knowledge of the world's diverse cultures, their histories, and their people. Museum collections focus on Pacific Rim cultures, including Japan, Korea, China, and Southeast Asia;
Wichita, KS MuseumsAley Mansion
The Aley Mansion was built in 1887 by William Henry Sternberg and is notable for its high-style Queen Anne Architecture. The home's prior occupants and history is well documented as are the works of W.H. Sternberg who not only built the Aley Mansion but built buildings across the country (
Wichita, KS Historic HomesThe Orpheum Theatre
The Orpheum Theatre in Wichita, Kansas represents one of the finest remaining examples of atmospheric school of theatre architecture which was developed during the first part of the 1900's. There were two major schools of design:
Wichita, KS Theatres