meneilly center for mission

child & family development center
9900 Mission Rd
​Overland Park, KS 66207

tillotson building (food pantry)
9600 mission rd
overland park, ks 66207

The Reverend Robert and Shirley Meneilly Center for Mission has two facilities that serve the surrounding community as mission ministries of Village Presbyterian Church: the Village Church Food Pantry and the Village Church Child & Family Development Center.
 
The Food Pantry, located in the Tillotson building, provides a wonderful environment to help fulfill our neighbors’ basic needs with more food storage, a pristine setting and expanded food selection. The Food Pantry has also expanded to offer a clothes closet.
 
The Child & Family Development Center provides year-round day care for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years old, in a loving, nurturing environment that ensures the health and safety of each child.

​Community Space Use 

​The Village Church Child and Family Development Center (VCCFDC) has a large community room and two smaller conference rooms. These rooms may be scheduled by contacting the Village on Mission front desk receptionist at 913-262-4200. There is no facility charge for Village Church sponsored groups.  There is a facility fee of $50 for groups with no Village Church affiliation. 
Susan Webb
​Director of Food Pantry
susan.webb@villagepres.org​
913-671-2314

For Food Assistance
913-671-2315
Rosemary Marshall
Director of Child & Family Development Center
rosemary@villagepres.org
913-671-2312

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ABOUT REVEREND ROBERT AND SHIRLEY MENEILLY

The Meneilly Center for Mission is named in honor of Dr. Bob Meneilly, founding pastor of Village Church, and his beloved wife, Shirley. “Deep in Dr. Bob’s soul is a commitment to mission,” said Rev. Tom Are, senior pastor of Village Church. “When you understand that the love of God placed in your life is not for your benefit alone, mission is the obvious fruit that results. You cannot talk about Village Church without talking about mission. I would suggest that there is no significant work of compassion or justice in this city that doesn’t have Dr. Bob’s fingerprints on it. So it is appropriate that the Center for Mission is named in honor of Dr. Bob and Shirley Meneilly."