SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2022
Homecoming Sunday
Sacrament of Communion
The Reverend Dr. Blythe D. Kieffer will preach the sermon titled "The Tenacity of Grace" based on Timothy 1:12-17. The music will be provided by Westminster Choir, Lyle VanDeventer, bass, and organist, Dale Rogers.
Homecoming Sunday
Sacrament of Communion
The Reverend Dr. Blythe D. Kieffer will preach the sermon titled "The Tenacity of Grace" based on Timothy 1:12-17. The music will be provided by Westminster Choir, Lyle VanDeventer, bass, and organist, Dale Rogers.
Worship Service
Palm Sunday, March 28, 2021
Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday on March 28. The sermon entitled, "The Journey Home" is based on Isaiah 50:4-9a and Mark 14:1-9, and will be presented by the Rev. Dr. Blythe D. Kieffer. Music will be provided by Dale Rogers, organist, Lyle VanDeventer, bass and hymnist, Adam Miller, tenor and Mike Tungett, trumpet.
Beginning with Holy Week Westminster welcomes Up to 100 people in worship service. Please use the sign up link below so that attendance may be monitored. The majority of those attending worship are fully vaccinated. The Task Force has recommended allowing recitation in our church services while following all other social distancing guidelines. We will again be reciting the Lord’s Prayer together, as well as participating in our other usual group readings and prayers. The worship service will continue to be live streamed so members may view the service from home.
Palm Sunday, March 28, 2021
Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday on March 28. The sermon entitled, "The Journey Home" is based on Isaiah 50:4-9a and Mark 14:1-9, and will be presented by the Rev. Dr. Blythe D. Kieffer. Music will be provided by Dale Rogers, organist, Lyle VanDeventer, bass and hymnist, Adam Miller, tenor and Mike Tungett, trumpet.
Beginning with Holy Week Westminster welcomes Up to 100 people in worship service. Please use the sign up link below so that attendance may be monitored. The majority of those attending worship are fully vaccinated. The Task Force has recommended allowing recitation in our church services while following all other social distancing guidelines. We will again be reciting the Lord’s Prayer together, as well as participating in our other usual group readings and prayers. The worship service will continue to be live streamed so members may view the service from home.
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Coming Soon!
A NEW church directory. This will be a great tool for helping us put names with faces and connecting our families to one another. We have invited Lifetouch Church Directories and Portraits to photograph members on May 21-25 and May 29-June 2, 2018. Click this link to make your appointment online now. There will also be opportunities to sign up at church on April 22, April 29, May 6 and May 13. 
JUST "ONE CHURCH MINUTE"
2017 Easter Lily Cross Construction https://files.secureserver.net/0sEoLcpkEgP0W1 Click here and enjoy the behind the scene look. Enjoy! |
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Blythe - please look at this ------>
this article came from http://www.faithwriters.com/devotional.html. It changes every day. 4/24/2015 |
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Blythe - please look at this ------>
from PresbyterianMission.org
It changes every day.
4/24/2015
from PresbyterianMission.org
It changes every day.
4/24/2015
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embed code for iframe can work
rss feed could work if it is dynamic but still need embedded calendar in iframe
http://www.spiritualityandpractice.com/rss.php
http://www.spiritualityandpractice.com/rss.php
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Westminster's four-manual, six division organ was built by Robert G. Dial Organbuilders in 2002. Located in the east gallery, the Great, Swell, Choir and Pedal divisions are augmented by the Ruckpositiv division of the previous Schlicker organ and by a Chancel division housed behind the facade of the original Hook and Hastings organ. - do we need this anywhere? - this came from music page
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Construction began at Westminster’s present site in 1906 and the building was dedicated in 1908. This new edifice was designed in the style of rural “early English Gothic” of the 13th century by the renowned Boston architectural firm of Cram, Goodhue and Ferguson.
A link to historic Westminster photographs is here. the images in this link have to be updated in history/architecture
- need slide show windows, tour
A link to historic Westminster photographs is here. the images in this link have to be updated in history/architecture
- need slide show windows, tour
Add content pictures as slideshow from http://www.wpcspi.org/welcome_tour.htm#
add as slide show to architecture or history page 2/18
use embed code to add rss from bibleGateway? or First pres St. Charles New Orleans
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