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Through this Transfiguration hymn runs an implicit comparison between the attitudes and assumptions of the three disciples on that mountain and the expectations of present-day Christians as they gather for worship. This event is reported in Matthew 17:1-9/Mark 9:2-9/Luke 9:28-36. We have Come at Christ’s own bidding to this high and holy place, Where we wait with hope and longing for some token o…
It isn’t a Bible study, or a Sunday school class, or a prayer, mission, or Christian fellowship group. It is all of these things! Genesis 2.0 is engaging scripture discussion, a safe place to voice questions and doubts, deeply felt intercessory prayer, and awareness of and responses to where people are hurting in our community. We're currently using Reading John for Dear Life by Jaime Clark-Soles a…
Children’s & Family Ministry initiated virtual Sunday school using Zoom for Advent 2020. We are grateful for the Sunday school teacher volunteers who helped us make this happen: Lindsay Carter, Beth Ketterman, and Kelsey O’Leary. Virtual Sunday school during Advent consisted of a Bible topic and story, lighting the Advent candles, music and singing, scripture verse, game, and a prayer. The chi…
Sunday, February 21 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Fellowship Hall Westminster Deacons are hosting their first blood drive of the year on Sunday, February 21. We invite everyone in the congregation who is 18 and over to consider donating for this worthy cause. Our doors are also open to the community, and we welcome additional donors for this event. The Westminster Deacons thank you for your continuing s…
Financial Report as of December 31, 2020
February Series Paths of Pilgrimage Rev. Ken White, Rev. Louise Rogers, Sandy Conley, Doug Mitchell Rev. Ken White has been leading pilgrimage trips for many decades. A few years ago, Louise Rogers went on a delightful pilgrimage to Scotland led by Ken White that she will never forget! Ken White, pastor from Southminster, Thomas Presbyterian, and Newlonsburg Presbyterian Churches, will be our…
The Writers of Westminster have made a $2,000 contribution to the church's endowment fund in memory of Art Humphreys, one of the group's original members. WOW sold out all 220 printed copies of their Christmas book, Somewhere Under the Rainbow, and have $300 remaining in their account toward their next book. The group, averaging between 12 and 20 writers at any given meeting, has been active for…
Support your spirit, mind, and body with WROC fitness classes! As winter collides with the ongoing coronavirus battle, we can easily find ourselves bored, lonely, and frustrated. Exercise is one of the best things we can do to help develop the coping skills we need as we head down the final stretch of the pandemic. Participation in an exercise program, either in person or virtually, can help…
