Absolutely Everyone is Welcome at Westminster

This Sunday: One Service at 10:00a

This Sunday we have one worship service at 10:00 am, and we will focus on a fairly well known text from Paul's letters: I Corinthians 12, where Paul talks about the Body of Christ. Paul's picture of unity stands in contrast to the way this image was used prior to Paul. And there is challenging wisdom in his description of Christian community. Come and join us, as we seek to understand the consequences for us as people of faith.

For a Live Stream of our 10:00a service click here. Instructions on how to subscribe to the channel are found here.

Westminster Camp 2017: Loving God- Loving Others

Westminster Camp 2017 will take place from Thursday, August 31 through Sunday, September 3 at Camp Henry. This year's theme is "Loving God - Loving Others". Online registration is now available. Contact Nancy Greidanus with any questions at nancyg@wpcgr.org.

Camp has horses for riding or petting, a giant swing, a cargo net, a zip line, lake equipment, boats, magic carpet rides, swimming, fishing, archery, lawn games, ball games, a talent show, relaxing by the lake, free time for leisure choices, arts and crafts, cookouts, campfires, singing, stories, board games, card games, worship, adult conversation, spiritual and intellectual development, and snacks and meals all prepared for you! WOW! It’s an all-inclusive resort!  However, most importantly, camp is a time and place when and where Westminster can be together to laugh, learn, and love each other.

Mental Health Referral Panel

This booklet is intended to be an extension to our pastoral care at Westminster. We intend this list of professionals to be a means by which we can extend the safety of Westminster’s heart beyond the bounds of the congregation. The practitioners listed in the panel were discovered and vetted through a faithful committee’s suggestions and a subsequent interview process with them and the Pastoral Care Team.

Linking Lives

Each week, we share a new opportunity for you to consider linking your life with someone in a meaningful way. Girls on the Run of Kent and Muskegon Counties is looking for enthusiastic individuals to lead and empower a group of elementary school girls at weekly practices. As a coach or assistant coach you will collaborate to help teach topics like self-esteem and confidence building, healthy choices, and goal setting. The focus of this program is on building interpersonal skills, so you do not have to be a runner yourself. The program begins in late September and ends with a celebration 5k in December. Interested in being either a coach or assistant coach? Contact Heather at heatherc@wpcgr.org or (616)717-5536.