Westminster Presbyterian Church
Let the doors of this church be a way to service.
Saturday Worship Service
August 18, 2018 Worship at 5:00 p.m. Reverend Trajan I. McGill will preach. The title of the message is "A Bloodthirsty God" based on Isaiah 53:3-12 and John 3:14-21 Please join us as members gather each week in Parish Hall at 5:00 p.m. for communion and music by the Westminster Jazz Trio and Deb Watts Elliott. Sunday Worship Service
Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost August 19, 2018 Worship at 8:30 & 10:00 a.m. Reverend Trajan I. McGill will preach. The title of the Sermon is "A Bloodthirsty God" based on Isaiah 53:3-12 and John 3:14-21. 
Blessing of the Backpacks - God’s Got Your Back!
Sunday, August 19 during 10:00 a.m. Worship Service This Sunday, August 19, the children and youth of Westminster are invited to bring their backpack to the 10:00 a.m. worship service for the blessing of backpacks as our children and youth begin a new school year. Along with a blessing, each will receive a monogrammed carabiner with a Bible verse for their backpacks as a reminder of God’s loving presence on their journey throughout this school year. REFLECTIONS 2018 MISSION TRIP
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NOMINATING COMMITTEE
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The 2018 Nominating Committee is now receiving nominations for the following positions of leadership at Westminster.
Deacon (Class of 2021) Elder (Class of 2021) Nominating Committee (Class of 2021) Strategic Planning Committee (Class of 2021) |
Nominations may be emailed to the committee chair, Cathy Brower, at cahbrower@gmail.com, placed in the Nominating Committee’s mailbox on the wall in the West Narthex by the Edwards Street doors or online using the Nominations for Church Offices form. Please complete by August 19, 2018. Nominees will be presented for election at a Congregational Meeting on Sunday, October 14, 2018.
2018 Nominating Committee members: Cathy Brower (Chair), Adam Ekstedt, Mary Jo Jenkins, Jay Kennerly, Matthew Knox, Lynn McMenamin and Stephanie Moore.
2018 Nominating Committee members: Cathy Brower (Chair), Adam Ekstedt, Mary Jo Jenkins, Jay Kennerly, Matthew Knox, Lynn McMenamin and Stephanie Moore.
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THE ANNUAL PRESBYTERIAN MEN’S COOKOUT
All Presbyterian men are invited to a cookout on Friday, September 21, 5:30 p.m., at the Schnirring Farm (9951 Old Indian Trail Rd, Chatham). Spouses & significant others are invited! Please bring a dish, either a side, salad or dessert. The meat will be provided. You may sign up on Sunday mornings in the West Narthex, by calling Stephanie at 522-4415 or by clicking this link to sign up online. |
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CLICK HERE TO SIGN-UP TODAY
Fourth Annual "Swinging on a Prayer"
Golf Scramble
Sunday, October 7, 3:00 p.m. at Long Bridge Golf Course.
This is a four-person scramble and players of all skill levels are welcome. Non-golfers are welcome for dinner at 6:00 p.m.
The committee is collecting prizes to present at this event. Those who are interested in golfing or are able and willing to make a prize donation, please contact Meg Kontio at megannek@hotmail.com
Fourth Annual "Swinging on a Prayer"
Golf Scramble
Sunday, October 7, 3:00 p.m. at Long Bridge Golf Course.
This is a four-person scramble and players of all skill levels are welcome. Non-golfers are welcome for dinner at 6:00 p.m.
The committee is collecting prizes to present at this event. Those who are interested in golfing or are able and willing to make a prize donation, please contact Meg Kontio at megannek@hotmail.com
The Associate Pastor for Family Ministry Nominating Committee is currently receiving Personal Information Forms.
For details about the work of the Associate Pastor Nominating Committee click here
Mission Statement
With each new day, we reaffirm our common purpose
to join in the worshipful praise of God,
to teach children, to lead and inspire the young,
and to call everyone to life-long learning in the church,
to be influential participants in society by being accountable to the Gospel,
to show the love and compassion of Jesus Christ toward each other, and toward those who are hurting,
to be a caring community welcoming both friends and strangers
to own our Presbyterian heritage, reformed and always reforming,
to be prayerfully open to the renewing power of the Holy Spirit.
With each new day, we reaffirm our common purpose
to join in the worshipful praise of God,
to teach children, to lead and inspire the young,
and to call everyone to life-long learning in the church,
to be influential participants in society by being accountable to the Gospel,
to show the love and compassion of Jesus Christ toward each other, and toward those who are hurting,
to be a caring community welcoming both friends and strangers
to own our Presbyterian heritage, reformed and always reforming,
to be prayerfully open to the renewing power of the Holy Spirit.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church is an Earth Care Congregation of the PC (U.S.A.), committed to caring for God's earth in worship, education, facilities, and outreach, promoting environmental stewardship in property decisions, administrative practices, and teaching. Click here to read the summer Earth Care tip. |