20th Sunday After PentecostOctober 22, 2017

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Prelude: Meditation on “St. James’ Air” Harold Darke Time of Welcome

*Sharing of the Peace of Christ

Leader: The Reformation reminded us that it is by Grace alone that we experience the peace of God. May that peace, offered through the gift of his Son Jesus Christ, be with you all.People: And also with you.

Call to Worship Leader: And though this world, with devils filledPeople: Should threaten to undo usLeader: We will not fear, for God has willedPeople: His truth to triumph through usLeader: As we celebrate 500 years of Protestant Faith.People: Let us Worship God.

*Processional Hymn: #459 O Word of God Incarnate Munich+(Verses 1 & 3)

Time of Confession Invitation to Confession Prayer of Confession Composed by Martin Bucer, 1491-1551

Almighty, eternal God and Father, we confess and acknowledge unto You that we were conceived in unrighteousness and are full of sin and transgression in all our life. We do not fully believe Your Word nor follow Your holy commandments. Remember Your goodness, we beseech You, and for Your Name’s sake be gracious unto us, and forgive us our iniquity which, alas, is great Amen. Lord, hear our confession and those we offer in the silence, ….. (a silence is kept) Amen.

Assurance of ForgivenessLeader: Friends, believe the good news of God’s grace. People: In Jesus Christ, we are forgiven.

*Response to Forgiveness: #581 Glory Be to the Father Gloria Patri

Moment for Stewardship Jeremiah and Christie Allen Prayer for Illumination

Reading from the Old Testament Psalm 119:97-105, p. 442

++Children’s Moment: #486 Child of Blessing, Child of Promise KingdomAs the children come forward, the congregation shall sing verses 1, 2. As the children return to their seats, the congregation shall sing verses 3,4.All children are invited to come forward for a special message. Afterwards your children are welcome to stay in worship, or a nursery is provided in room 106 and 109 (children 4 and under). Children (5 years – 2nd grade) may be sent with Children’s Ministry Director Darci McKinnon, to attend Full Circle (10:30 service only). Parents may pick children up after worship from the Children’s Worship space to the right of the stairs on the 2nd floor.

++The Lord’s Prayer (Traditional) Hymnal p. 35

++The Sacrament of Baptism

Reading from the New Testament II Timothy 3:10-17, p. 168

Leader: This is the Word of the Lord.People: Thanks be to God.

Westminster At Worship

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++Anthem: Be Thou My Vision John Rutter Be Thou my vision, O Lord of my heart, be all else but naught me, save that Thou art;

be Thou my best thought in the day and the night, both waking and sleeping, Thy presence my light.Be Thou my wisdom, be Thou my true word, be Thou ever with me, and I with Thee, Lord;be Thou my great Father, and I Thy true son; be Thou in me dwelling, and I with Thee one.

Be Thou my breastplate, my sword for the fight; be Thou my whole armour, be Thou my true might;be Thou my soul’s shelter, be Thou my strong tower: O raise Thou me heavenward, great Power of my power.

Riches I heed not, nor man’s empty praise: be Thou mine inheritance now and always;be Thou and Thou only the first in my heart: O Sov’reign of heaven, my treasure Thou art.High King of heaven, Thou heaven’s bright Sun, O grant me its joys after vict’ry is won;

great heart of my own heart, whatever befall, still be Thou my vision, O Ruler of all.Chancel Choir; Dr. Sallie Pollack, Piano

Sermon: “SOLA SCRIPTURA” Rev. Dr. Paul J. Kirbas

*Hymn of Discipleship: #463 How Firm a Foundation Foundation

*Affirmation of Faith: The Apostles’ Creed (Traditional) Hymnal p. 35

++Pastoral Prayer Invitation to Offering Offertory: + A Mighty Fortress is Our God Arranged by Helmut Walcha ++Hiding in Thee Ira D. Sankey Arranged by Ovid Young

O safe to the Rock that is higher than I, my soul in its conflicts and sorrows would fly;so sinful, so weary, Thine, Thine, would I be; Thou blest Rock of Ages, I’m hiding in Thee.

Hiding in Thee, hiding in Thee, Thou blest Rock of Ages, I’m hiding in Thee.

In the calm of the noontide, in sorrow’s lone hour, in times when temptation casts o’er me its power;in the tempests of life, on its wide, heaving sea, Thou blest Rock of Ages, I’m hiding in Thee.

Hiding in Thee, hiding in Thee, Thou blest Rock of Ages, I’m hiding in Thee.David Anderson, Bass-Baritone; Josh Phelps, Tenor; Dr. Sallie Pollack, Piano

*Doxology: #606 Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow Old Hundredth ++*Prayer of Thanksgiving

+The Sacrament of Holy Communion *Recessional Hymn: #450 Be Thou My Vision Slane +(Verses 1 & 4)

*Benediction

Postlude: Ceremonial March Herbert Sumsion

Hymn and scripture text printed with permission granted by CCLI License #2337964.*This sign is an invitation, to all who are able, to stand as they offer God thanks and praise.+This sign indicates Chapel Worship Service only. ++This sign indicates Sanctuary Worship Service only.

Leading in Worship

Westminster At Worship

Pastor/Head of Staff: Rev. Dr. Paul J. KirbasAssociate Pastor for Youth and Education: Rev. Abbey Walker

Liturgist: Carolyn ComptonDirector of Worship and Music: Josh Phelps

Organ: Dr. Melissa Plamann, Artist in Residence;Grace Jackson, Organ Scholar

Carillon: Lisa HartAcolyte: Sydney Sewell

Crucifer: Hugo Williams2

At A Glance4400 North Shartel Avenue

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118

Sunday Schedule 8:30 AM - Chapel Worship9:30 AM - Christian Education10:30 AM - Sanctuary Worship Office HoursMonday - Friday 8 AM - 5 PMPhone (405) 524-2224Online www.wpcokc.orgService Broadcast Sundays - • 5 AM on KOKH (check local listings)• 11 AM on KOCO (check local listings) • online via our LiveStream at:

http://www.wpcokc.com/live-streaming

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Rev. Dr. Paul KirbasPastor / Head of Staff(405) 524-2224 ext 275pkirbas@wpcokc.org

Rev. Michelle JunkinAssociate Pastor for Congregational Care(405) 524-2224 ext 222mjunkin@wpcokc.org

Rev. Abbey WalkerAssociate Pastor for Youth & Education(405) 524-2224 ext 233awalker@wpcokc.org

Josh PhelpsDirector of Worship & Music(405) 524-2224 ext 240jphelps@wpcokc.org

Darci McKinnonDirector of Children’s Ministry405.524.2224 ext. 244dmckinnon@wpcokc.org

Glenn DunnCommissioned Lay Pastor405.524.2224 ext. 2227 gdunn@wpcokc.org

Laurel HallPastoral Intern405.524.224 ext. 232lhall@wpcokc.org

Heather SelementNursery & KKA Director405.524.2224 ext. 248 hselement@wpcokc.org

Dear Congregation,

Today we continue our four-week worship theme called 500 Years! Living Out the Great Reformation. Each Sunday, we are lifting up one of the major themes of the Protestant Reformation and seeing what it means to us 500 years later. Along with the current Pastor’s Class, and the Wednesday night Bridge series, we are dedicating this fall to the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the start of the Protestant Reformation. This fall emphasis will lead us to next Sunday, which is Reformation Sunday, which promises to be a true highpoint of our worship for the entire year. There will be one morning service next Sunday, at 10:30 AM in the Sanctuary. Special music will lift the rafters in celebration of our faith tradition.

Following the service, there will be a special luncheon information meeting to present the details of our next church travel pilgrimage, which will happen in September of 2018. In this pilgrimage, we will follow in the footsteps of the Apostle Paul through Greece and Turkey. If you would like to attend the luncheon and hear more about this opportunity, please sign up at the table in the Garden Court.

And at 4:00 PM next Sunday, our music department, under the leadership of Josh Phelps, will present a special musical program entitled God’s Kingdom is Forever. Our chancel choir will be joined by other congregation choirs in our area, along with a guest clinician, a professional brass quintet, and Dr. Melissa Plamann on our magnificent sanctuary organ. Together, they will offer inspiring hymns that come from Martin Luther or the tradition he began.

Reformation Sunday, October 29, is a day not to be missed. And our road to it continues today. As we look at the foundational “Solas” of the Protestant Reformation, we come to the third one. Sola Scriptura. It means, simply, “Bible Alone”. What does it claim, and what storm did it unleash? Let’s see as we gather to worship God!

In God’s Love,

Dr. Paul J. KirbasPastor/Head of Staff

A Note From Rev. Dr. Paul J. Kirbas

RECEIVING THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Madeline Mae Williams, daughter of Melissa Plamann & Ryan Williams.

REFORMATION SUNDAY SCHEDULE / NEXT SUNDAY• There will be only one service at 10:30 AM on Reformation Sunday• There will be a 2018 pilgrimage luncheon after church with Susan Drinan from Seminars

International. We encourage anyone interested in being a part of this exciting offering to attend. • The Festival Of Hymns, God’s Kingdom Is Forever, will be presented here at Westminster at 4

PM. Admission is free and doors will open at 3:30 PM.

NEW MEMBER CLASSThe New Member Class will be held on Sunday, November 12 at 9:00 AM in the Parlor. Contact Lori Jirousek, 524-2204, ljirousek@wpcokc.com, or sign up online.

THE BRIDGE / CLASSES END THIS WEDNESDAY The Bridge is our Wednesday evening time of refreshments and study. Refreshments begin at 6:15 PM, and classes are held from 6:30 PM - 7:15 PM.

UCO WIND SYMPHONY / TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24 / 7:30 PMThe UCO Wind Symphony will perform “Lux Aeternum” by David Maslanka at 7:30 PM in concert at Westminster Presbyterian Church!

SIGN-UP IN THE GARDEN COURT

Westminster Offerings

FAMILY MINISTRY OPPORTUNITIES• Oct 22 - Youth Groups / 5:30 - 8:00 PM in the Youth Room• Nov 5 - Youth Groups / 5:30 - 8:00 PM in the Youth Room• No Youth Groups - Nov 12, 19, & 26

• Nov 30 - Reverse Youth Group : Parents only, youth stay home! 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM @Pub W on Memorial

ADULT OFFERINGS FAMILY OFFERINGSWOMEN OF FAITH LUNCHEON / OCT 25 Save the date and plan to attend the Women of Faith Luncheon at Noon, Wednesday, October 25th, 2017. The luncheon is open to all Women of the Church and their friends. Tickets are $10 and you can signup in the Garden Court or at the reception desk.

GRIEF SUPPORT / THROUGH OCTOBER 30Please sign-up in the Garden Court or contact Rev. Michelle Junkin at mjunkin@wpcokc.org.

ANNUAL LOAVES & FISHESHas anyone ever said, “You make the best_________?” Are you known for your banana bread, pound cake, cupcakes, cookies and bars, carrot cake, homemade fudge, muffins, toffee, jellies and jams, caramel corn, seasonings, salsa? If so, then please note that we are in need of homemade items for the upcoming Bake Sale (which is part of the Annual Loaves and Fishes Sale) on Sunday, Nov. 12th, 2017. Barbara Hill is coordinating the intake of baked good items on the morning of Saturday, November 11th, 2016. All proceeds from the Loaves and Fishes Annual Sale of Prepared Meals and Baked Goods benefit local charities earmarked by the WPC Women’s Ministry Team.

LEND A HAND / BUILD A PLAYGROUNDIf you are interested in a small group excursion to help build a playground at Telstar Elementary, please contact Dave Thompson who will be working with the Boys and Girls Club on this special project. Sign-up will also be available in the garden court.

JOIN US FOR A FUN FAMILY NIGHT OUT! You are invited to a private screening of Sony Pictures Animation’s The Star. In The Star, a small but brave donkey named Bo yearns for a life beyond his daily grind at the village mill. One day he finds the courage to break free, and finally, goes on the adventure of his dreams. On his journey, he teams up with Ruth, a lovable sheep who has lost her flock and Dave, a dove with lofty aspirations. Along with three wisecracking camels and some eccentric stable animals, Bo

and his new friends follow the Star and become accidental heroes in the greatest story ever told - the first Christmas.

November 17, 20176 PM / $5.00 per person / Penn Square Mall Cinema

Register soon as space is limited.

H E L P. . .W E N e e d A M o U nTa i N

o f C a N dY! Candy can be dropped off in the baskets marked Fall

Festival by the front desk.

Our annual wine pull will be December 6th at the Christmas dinner. We need donations of wine valued at $25 or more. Donations can be left at the front desk. Contact heather@wpcokc.org for more information.

ANNUAL WINE PULL

Connecting Point At WorshipPrelude

*Welcome and Gathering Hymn: #386 Come, Worship God

O Quanta Qualia

Greeting & Announcements

Call to Worship (Responsive) Leader: God knows each us by name, and calls us to follow.People: Surely the presence of the Lord is with us.Leader: As Moses was led by God’s goodness, so are we guided.All: Let us worship God together!

Prayer of the Day

*Hymn: #25 O Lord, Our God, How Excellent

Winchester Old

Call to Confession Prayer of Confession (unison) Eternal God, we confess that we are prone to forget and lose track of all the many ways you provide and care for us. We admit that we stray from your path and prefer our own ways of doing things. We claim to be your people, but we forget to love as you do. We claim to look to you for guidance, but we turn away from you. We claim to seek your grace, but we forget to forgive as you forgive. We claim to listen for your word, but we ignore your wisdom. Forgive us. Amend who we are and direct who you would have us be so that we may we seek your will in all we do. Amen.

Declaration of Forgiveness (Responsive)Leader: Alleluia! Glory be to the Holy One who can make all things new! People: In Jesus Christ, we are forgiven. Alleluia!

*Passing the Peace of Christ

Prayer for Illumination

Scripture Readings Old Testament: Psalm 8:1-9 Gospel: Luke 10:38-42

Leader: This is the Word of the Lord.People: Thanks be to God.

Children’s Sermon

*Hymn: #324 For All the Faithful Women

Nyland

Sermon: “Only One Thing Is Needful” Glenn Dunn

Prayers of the People and The Lord’s PrayerLeader: Loving God, we lift our hearts to you as we share our joys and concerns with you and one another. Petitioner: (shares a joy or concern) I lift up my heart.People: Lord, hear our prayer. Leader: And now hear our voices as we join together in the prayer that Jesus taught us to pray saying, People: Our Father...

Invitation to Give as We Have Been Blessed

Offering and Musical Offering

*Doxology: #606 Praise God, from Whom All Blessings Flow

Old Hundredth

*Prayer of Dedication

*Closing Hymn: #697 Take My Life

Hendon

*Charge & Benediction

*Postlude: #600 Amen Amen

Hymn and scripture text printed with permission granted by CCLI License #2337964.

*This sign is an invitation, to all who are able, to stand as they offer God thanks and praise.

Leading in WorshipCommissioned Lay Pastor: Glenn Dunn

Director of Worship and Music: Josh PhelpsWorship Music Coordinator: Tyler Eckert

Worship Music Team: Abbey Ahern, Jessie Eckert, Kyle Elliott, Opal Jane McDermitt, Angela Michael, Elisa Thompson

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ConnectingPoint14501 N Rockwell Ave, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73142ourconnectingpoint.org / 405.509.9368

IMPORTANT INFORMATION • Many thanks to Glenn Dunn for joining us

in worship today! We appreciate Glenn’s involvement with our community both at the Communion table and from the pulpit. How beautiful is the body of Christ!

• We are still collecting non-perishable food items for the Tuesday night chili dog dinners in conjunction with Kentucky Avenue Baptist Church. Please place your items in the bins outside the Sanctuary.

• We’re in need of volunteers to teach adult Sunday School for the fall / spring term. No experience required. Sign-up is in the back of the sanctuary.

LOOKING AHEAD EVERY SUNDAYSunday School / 9:30 - 10:30 AMCoffee & Fellowship / 10:30 - 11 AMWorship / 11 AM

OCTOBER24 - Session / 6:30 PM Holy Yoga / 6 - 7 PM26 - Playground Playgroup / 10 AM - 11 AM28 - Work Day / 10 AM

NOVEMBER1 - Potluck & Bible Study2 - Playground Playgroup / 10 AM - 11 AM Holy Yoga / 6 - 7 PM4 - Holy Yoga / 9 - 10 AM15 - Potluck & Bible Study

SAVE THE DATE!Community Work Day at Connecting Point Saturday 10/28/2017 / 10:00 AM until the work is finished

Calling all yard enthusiasts, compulsive cleaners, and fix ‘er up tinkerers! We’re gathering to spruce-up Connecting Point for the Fall and Advent season, and we need all hands on deck. The Boy Scouts of Troop 4 will be here en masse installing our new Prayer Garden while we work inside and around front. It will be great fun! High school students who participate can receive community service hours if they bring their school or organization’s paperwork. Bring your favorite tools, cleaning supplies, and yard gear along. See you then!

STEWARDSHIP SEASONConnecting Point has begun our stewardship season. As we look at budgeting for 2018, we ask you to prayerfully consider how you can give to the church, either financially or through time and talent. Approximately 50% of our budget each year goes toward keeping our lights on. Outside of that, we have a few staff members that put together all the programming, whether it’s children or adult education, music on Sundays, worship planning, or preaching. We may be small, but we’re mighty. I’ve never seen a more willing group of people than the people of Connecting Point. Please turn in a pledge card or let the financial team know of your commitment by November 5. Tyler Eckert (eckert.tyler@gmail.com) and Aaron Hensley (aaronthensley@gmail.com) can be contacted with the amount and frequency of your gift as well as with any questions regarding online giving. “Each of you must give as you have made up your mind, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.” - 2 Corinthians 9:7

HOLY YOGA FALL SESSIONOur Fall Session of Holy Yoga is well underway! Come join us on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 6:00 (with childcare) or on Saturday mornings at 9:00 (without childcare). Tuesday and Thursday classes are “break a sweat” worship experiences. Saturday classes are slower paced and more meditative - for those of you who just need to stretch, breathe, and pray. The session ends on November 18th so there is still plenty of time to join in. Check out our Facebook page to see a cool time lapse video of Thursday night yoga! It’s 30 minutes of class in 30 seconds!

WEDNESDAY NIGHT POTLUCK & BIBLE STUDYPotluck dinners, childcare, and open space for dialogue surrounding the questions facing the twenty first century Church - what more could you want? Join us November 1st and 15th! Our study is “Living the Questions,” and is focused on truly living with questions of church and faith in community. We meet every first and third Wednesday of the month with dinner, a short video, then discussion. Participants are encouraged to do some light reading from the book. Contact Hanna Hensley, our Education Coordinator for more details.

MARLA KIRKPATRICK Marla Kirkpatrick is healing well, due in part to all of the delicious food she has received from Connecting Point friends. Marla sends her thanks and says that she doesn’t need any more dinners. This meal train has left the station!

SOUNDBOARD TRAININGIf you’re interested in learning how to work Connecting Point’s soundboard, please contact Tyler Eckert. He would like to train individuals for services and evening activities.

THIRD GRADERS WITH THEIR BIBLESOur third graders were presented with their Bibles during worship on Sunday. They wasted no time breaking them in!

Thursday mornings from 10 AM - 11 AM Connecting Point is hosting a Playground Playgroup for young children and their parents. We open our time together with prayer and we end our time with a blessing. When the weather doesn’t cooperate we move the party inside. If you are a parent of young children or if you just really enjoy playing with young children, please come play and pray with us!

Remember to silence all cell phones. No food or drinks are allowed in the Chapel or Sanctuary.

WPC CARES: Members in Need of Care. In order to care for our members who are hospitalized, home bound or simply needing prayer, please notify the church by e-mail at wpccares@wpcokc.org or by phone at 524-2224 ext. 222. Doing so helps our ministers and care team members know whom to visit. Without your help our ability to know who is in the hospital or in need is limited.

Deacon of the Week: Gary Young - please contact him for congregational care needs at 747-7676.

Membership: Please send membership announcements (birth, marriage, death of relative) and changes (address, email, phone) to June White, june@wpcokc.org, 524-2224 ext 249.

Children’s Worship Bags can be found at the entrances to the Sanctuary. The bags contain activities that coordinate with the weekly worship theme. There are also some fun quiet games to enhance their worship experience.

If You Are Interested in scheduling a baptism or wedding, or need to notify the church of a death in order to coordinate a funeral or memorial service, please contact Lori Jirousek, Executive Assistant at 524-2224 ext. 228 or lori@wpcokc.org.

WPC FOUNDATION: Westminster Presbyterian Church Foundation has several designated funds that support different ministries and programs of our church. Is the Foundation already in your estate plan? If you have already included the WPC Foundation in your estate plans but have not previously notified us, please let us know. We would like to properly thank you for your support. Please contact the Business Office or any of the Foundation Trustees: Paige Bass, Sally Bentley, Michael Brown, Hal Brown, Richard Darnell, Glenn Dunn, Sarah Frank, Susie Graves, Cliff Hudson, Ellen Morgan, Jim Richard, Chris Stephens, Alison Taylor

Happy Birthday! The following Westminster members are celebrating their birthdays this week. Please remember them in your prayers, that they may experience God’s grace in the coming year. October 22: Patricia Abney; Jeremiah Allen; Nadine Carter; C. David Crandall; Marilyn North; Fred Staggs October 23: Carolyn Compton; Patrick Hill October 24: Sherry Blanton; Jeff Hermen; Shaun Horton; Lucinda Huffman; Ceth Loomis; Susan Love; Terri Schmidt; Isabelle Stewart; Jim Thomas October 25: Mary Denman; Patti Marshall; Vickie Stewart October 26: Sally Buxton; Jill Greene; Ann Kendall; Caroline Mock; Lina Steele Reynolds; Mary Richard October 27: Luke Cunningham; Bill Rodgers October 28: Carole Bowman; Tim Cheek; Barbara Farrill; Robin Johnson; Sandra Noble; Mary Reneau; Jordan Thompson; Judy Thompson

COMMUNION* DATESNovember 5, 2017 All Saints SundayDecember 24, 2017 Christmas Eve, 11pm*served every Sunday in the Chapel service

BAPTISM DATES(2nd Sunday of each month)

MINUTE FOR MISSION(3rd Sunday of each month)

Westminster Announcements

WORSHIP FLOWERSFlowers in the Chapel and Sanctuary may be purchased to honor a loved one or special occasion. The dedications will be mentioned in the bulletin. Please sign up in the book at the reception desk or online at: www.wpcokc.org. Cost is $60 per vase and there are 2 vases each week.

ADULT CHRISTIAN EDUCATION / SUNDAYS 9:30 AMAdult Bible Study: During the fall, the class is studying the covenants established by God with Israel and how those covenants extend to God’s people today. This class meets in the Library.

Adventurers Class: Comprised of adults ages 40 and over, the Adventurers meet downstairs in room LL30. Study of the Book of Proverbs through November 19. Genesis Class: This 50 and up singles class meets downstairs in LL28. Cornerstone Class: For adults in their 20s, 30s and 40s, LL29, studying the Animate Series on the Bible, led by Richard Zahn.

REFORMATION 500TH ANNIVERSARY PEW BIBLES You may purchase a pew Bible commemorating the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in honor or memory of a loved one. Bibles are $35 each and will have a special Reformation label inside the cover, naming your loved one and the donor. Sign-up cards are available at the front desk.

STEPHEN MINISTRY Worried and Stressed? “The snares of death encompassed me, …I suffered distress and anguish.” Psalms 116:3 In our busy and fast-paced culture, worry and stress have become constant companions for many of us. We often live anxiously. Bombarded by news of tragedies on almost a daily basis can cause distress in our lives. Being overwhelmed with activities, information, appointments, and debts, we find it hard to “rest” in God’s mercy.A Stephen Minister can be a presence beside you during these times of crisis and stress, listening and caring for you, helping you sort through your feelings and discovering the resources you need to make it through. If you are interested in learning more about our Stephen Ministry program, contact Rev. Michelle Junkin, our Associate Pastor for Congregational Care, or Glenn Dunn, our Lay Pastor.

STEWARDSHIP CAMPAIGN 2018Try to imagine what God could do….through us! On Reformation Sunday, October 29, we will begin our 2018 Stewardship Program. For three weeks, we will be invited to imagine the possibilities of our ministry together if we all deepened our stewardship for God’s work in and through Westminster Presbyterian Church. Our Stewardship leaders are John and Jane Kenney, and Carl and Susan Edwards. During the weeks ahead, through special mailings, special events, and presentations in worship, you will be invited to offer a pledge of financial support for the work of the church in the year ahead. Be in prayer now as you seek to discern what God is calling you to do. It is an exciting time in the life of our church. Together, let’s imagine what God could do through our giving!

STEWARDSHIP 2017As we enter the last quarter of 2017, please note the remaining amount needed to make our goal for the 2017 annual stewardship campaign is $616,000.

As construction begins on our 2020 Capital Campaign, it presents the need to make significant disbursements of funds to pay for the renovations. We thank everyone who pledged and supported the 2020 capital campaign. To stay on schedule, if you can do so, please prayerfully consider making your commitment earlier. Our thanks to everyone who has made, and can make, this possible!

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