Enjoy photo highlights from our confirmation service and reception on June 8th.
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2025 Worship, Picnic, and a Joyful Community Captured in Photos
Outdoor worship, fellowship, delicious food, and games for all ages. Enjoy photo highlights from our annual outside worship and church picnic on June 1st.
2025 John U. Miller Memorial CROP Hunger Walk Update
Westminster members joined the 2025 CROP Hunger Walk to help end hunger. Support is still welcome through the end of May 2025.
Shelter Ministry – Provide a Warm Meal
Join WPC and the Capital Area Council of Churches’ Emergency Overflow Homeless Shelter and provide a nourishing dinner for guests on a Sunday night.
Introducing Emma Mrowka: Westminster’s New Organist
We are delighted to welcome Emma Mrowka as Westminster’s Organist. We wanted to take a moment to connect and learn a little more about her.
Faith in Action: Cultivating Hope through Monthly Hygiene Donations
Help meet the growing need! Westminster seeks monthly donations for FOCUS Interfaith Food Pantry. Learn how you can make a difference.
Winter Wear, Blankets, and Pillows for Schuyler Inn
Join us in supporting families in need this season with a Winter Wear Giveaway at the Schuyler Inn.
Spiritual Preparation for Voting
How do we make a decision about voting marked by thoughtful, deliberative, and spiritual preparation?
Top 10 Reasons to Check out Westminster Presbyterian Church
There are a lot of good reasons to participate in a worship community. Let’s explore what Westminster has to offer.
Introducing Chris Price: Westminster’s New Music Director
We are delighted to welcome Chris Price as Westminster’s Music Director. We wanted to take a moment to connect and learn a little more about him.
Westminster to Welcome Music Director – Christopher Price
The music search committee announces they have selected a new Music Director. His first Sunday will be January 15th.
Prayers of the People – Martin Luther King, Jr Sunday
A prayer written and offered by Westminster Elder Leah Threatte on January 16, 2022 following a sermon by local activist Nell Stokes at our celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.