Notre Dame Glee Club @ Westminster
Thursday, October 21
7:00 p.m.

The University of Notre Dame Men’s Glee Club, under the direction of Daniel Stowe, will appear at Westminster this Thursday, October 21, as part of their 2021 Fall Tour. The program will include sacred music by Victoria, Mendelssohn, and Rachmaninoff; contemporary classical choral settings; and a presentation of the civil-rights suite “Rainbow Round My Shoulder,” originally compiled to accompany the landmark 1959 Alvin Ailey dance work of the same name. Also on the program will be American folk songs, hymns, spirituals, and popular songs. Click here to download the full program.

The concert is free and open to the public; an offering will be taken. Please note: masks are required at the concert. Don’t miss this thrilling evening of a cappella music for men's chorus!

Sundays, October 24 & 31
Thoughts on God as Trinity
James E. Davison
Zoom link here
Meeting ID: 874 8815 1092
Passcode: 737182

What’s the Trinity mean to you? For you? This most significant doctrine of our faith is often misunderstood, and it can easily leave us mystified. In these sessions, we’ll engage this mystery of God’s nature as three-in-one. Come with your own thoughts and questions, and see how focusing on the triune reality of God can help deepen our faith, our relationships, and our approach to life in this world! Read more here.

Support Bags for Those Experiencing Homelessness

Have you ever come across a homeless individual in need and not had any way to help? QuicKits are bags, designed by the youth of Westminster, filled with essential items (deodorant, water, toothbrush, and more) put together in a reusable bag. Fully assembled kits are available to you in the Narthex. Take one to keep in your car to hand out when you cross paths with someone in need. And, help us to replenish the bin with fully completed kits for others to pass out. Read more and watch a video here.

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