Weekly Events Sunday Morning Worship at 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM Sunday School for all ages at 9:30 AM Sunday Evening Worship at 6:30 PM (not on holiday weekends) Wednesday evening activities vary, please check the calendar below
In Room 103. Our studies will be in the Book of Acts, coordinating with Dr. Rogers' sermons. All men are welcomed.
Wednesday Family Nights continues this week, with meals, kids clubs, children's choirs, youth groups and adult studies. Plan now to bring the entire family. 6:30 PM Kids Clubs Kids Quest Catechism Club for children aged 4-preK, Room 125 Scooters Club for children in kindergarten, Room 120 Pioneer Boys Grades 1-2, Rooms 118–119/Grades 3-6, activity room GEMS 1: Girls Club Grades 1-3 in Room 122 GEMS 2: Girls Club Grades 4-6 in Room 213
A complete meal is offered Wednesdays, 5–6:30 PM. Cost is $5 a person, aged 6 and older; maximum $12 each household. KEEP OUR COSTS DOWN; GIVE AN EXACT COUNT. Tell us on your blue slip or call or email the office BY NOON MONDAY with the number of reservations or cancellations. This week's entrée is hamballs. A gluten-free meal is provided only with a weekly request on your blue slip.
Join us for an inductive interactive study of Genesis, using Will Hesterberg's book, Genesis: Let Grace Begin.
Room LL9
All men are encouraged to join. You will develop and maintain your role by building meaningful relationships with other men, discuss topics related to manhood from a biblical perspective, pray for one another, and hear how God works in the lives of fellow men. No registration required, come to LL1.
In Room 103 (near library). Park in the north lot. Join us for 45 minutes of praise and directed prayer for various ministries.
Open to all ages, join us Thursdays, 7 PM, at the 2083 Creek Hill Rd, Lancaster, as we study the Book of Titus. Call John Hayward (799.7649) with any questions.
in the gym
6:00 AM @ Oregon Dairy, Lancaster Book Study/Discussion Contact: Wayland Gillingham, 717.291.9895
A mulch project workday will be held Saturday, May 4, 8 AM until our mulch pile is depleted. Pickups and trailers are especially needed to transport mulch across the grounds. Please tell us on your blue slip that you will help "spread and beautify" church grounds.
We plan a field trip to the National Zoo and other sights in Washington, D.C. Saturday, May 4, with our refugee families. We have 25–30 friends who are eager to go, but we need 3–4 more drivers. We leave the church at 8 AM and return by 6 PM. Would you like to have the joy of showing these friends who are new to America our nation's capital? If you would like to help, please call Jim O'Connor at 661.7550 or email.
in Room 116 until 11 AM Come as you can.
Nursery provided.
Attention Visitors! Connections: A Path to Friendship and Church Life class will be held May 5 & 12. This two-week session is offered for visitors and those who desire an informative introduction to the life and ministry of Westminster Church-—without obligation. Held the first and second Sundays of each month, "Connections" is located in Room 116 (front hallway), 9:30–10:30 AM. Hear a brief presentation of what we believe, our purpose and mission. Meet church leaders, learn about our various classes and activities, and receive a guided ministry and facilities tour. Plan to attend!
Nursery provided. Adults click here for Sunday School opportunities.
in the gathering space, Rooms 101, 103, 116
in the activity area (Todd Horst, 627.1006)
in Room 103
@ Park City Diner (across from Ollies parking lot) Study various books of the Bible Contact: Dave Teply, 717.898.2767
in Room 101
in Room 137
in Room 117
A complete meal is offered this Wednesday, 5–6:30 PM. Cost is $5 a person, aged 6 and older; maximum $12 each household. KEEP OUR COSTS DOWN; GIVE AN EXACT COUNT. Tell us on your blue slip or call or email the office BY NOON MONDAY with the number of reservations or cancellations. The concluding entrée is stuffed shells. A gluten-free meal is provided only with a request on your blue slip.
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Westminster Church ministers the second Friday of every month, 7 PM in the 20–30-minute service. Attend this Friday, May 10, led by Penn Tomassetti. Volunteer! Call Tom Figart Jr. (314.2886).
Room 137. Keith Greer shares about Barnabas Int'l. He and Bonnie provide encouragement for missionaries, MKs, pastors and national church leaders. Cost is $3 at the door, but so we know how to prepare, tell us on your blue slip that you will attend or call Bud Gray (355.6632).
Refugee Ministry continues work at 617 N. Queen Street Saturday, May 11 and 18, 10 AM–4 PM. Come as your schedule allows. Bring painting and cleaning equipment. Contact Caryn Hanks at 917.7300 with any questions.
in Room 126
Cape Refuge, Room 116
Athe Hayward home (2083 Creek Hill Rd, Lancaster). See the invitation on Facebook.
in Room 116
Immediately after the 11 AM Worship Service, all seniors are encouraged to participate in a Brown Bag Lunch in the activity area, with the meeting to follow at 1 PM. Hear about current plans and voice your opinion on the direction of senior activities for the future. Email seniors@westpca.com with questions or comments.
At the home of Marilyn Taylor at Brethren Village (581.5675). Chapter 3 in their study book on Hebrews will be considered. All women are welcome to attend.
Are you the parent or sibling of someone embracing a homosexual lifestyle? Learn how to love them with gospel truth and mercy, remaining firm in your biblical convictions about the issue. A confidential encouragement/support group, led by Harvest USA staff John Freeman and Ed LeClare, meets Monday, May 20, 6:30–8 PM in Room 123, usually the last Monday each month, but rescheduled because of the holiday weekend. To help us plan, contact Joan Stratton (725.1555) if you will attend. Next month, meet June 24.
Parents and families of completed 6th graders are invited to drop in at the Johnston's home (522 Magnolia Drive, Lititz) Wednesday, May 29, 6:30–8:30 PM. Come for games, food and a chance to fellowship with other youth group families. For more information, call Erin Ford (945.2658).
A support ministry to women who are concerned for friends and loved ones who struggle with sexual brokenness. Meetings are usually held the last Thursday of each month, but our next meeting is Thursday, May 23, 6:30 PM, Room 116, one week earlier than usual because of the holiday weekend.
At the Williams home (173 E. Main St., Mountville). See the invitation on Facebook.
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Wednesday Family Nights continues this week, with meals, kids clubs, children's choirs, youth groups and adult studies. Plan now to bring the entire family.
Immediately after the 11 AM Worship Service, all seniors are encouraged to participate in a Brown Bag Lunch in the activity area, with the meeting to follow at 1 PM. Hear about current plans and voice your opinion on the direction of senior activities for the future. Email seniors@westpca.com
with questions or comments.
