September 15, 2013 - Westminster Presbyterian Church

WELCOME
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SEPTEMBER 15, 2013
8:30 & 11:00 a.m.
Discovering • Renewing • Serving

The Celebration of Worship
We Gather in God’s Name
Prelude Adagio from Symphony No. 5 Charles Marie Widor
Welcome and Opportunities for Ministry and Fellowship
Call to Worship (Psalm 103)
Leader:
People:
Leader:
People:
Bless the Lord, O my soul, and all that is within me, bless his holy name. Bless the
Lord, O my soul, and do not forget all his benefits.
The Lord is merciful and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in
steadfast love.
For as the heavens are high above the earth, so great is his steadfast love toward
those who fear him; as far as the east is from the west, so far he removes our
transgressions from us.
The steadfast love of the Lord is from everlasting to everlasting on those who
fear him. Bless the Lord, O my soul.
*Hymn No. 478 Praise, My Soul, the King of Heaven LAUDA ANIMA
*Prayer of Confession
Gracious God, our souls are hungry for your word, but some of your people hunger for
their daily bread. Forgive us when we turn away from those in need. Give us loving hearts
and let us care for others as you care for us; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and
reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, forever and ever. Amen.
(A time of silence for personal confession)
*The Assurance of God’s Love and Forgiveness
Leader: Friends, believe the good news.
People: In Jesus Christ, we are forgiven.
*Gloria Patri No. 579
GREATOREX
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost;
As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen, Amen.

To Hear God’s Word
Scripture Lesson Isaiah 58:1-11 Old Testament
Hymn No. 426 Lord, Speak to Me, That I May Speak CANONBURY
Pastoral Prayer and the Lord’s Prayer “forgive us our debts…” (unison) Hymnal page 16
Congregational Response
Three-fold Amen
Scripture Lesson Titus 3:1-8 New Testament
Sermon What God Wants Jim Gilchrist
To Respond in Faith
Offertory Anthem The Lord Is My Light and My Salvation Cindy Berry
*Doxology
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; Praise him, all creatures here below;
Praise him above ye heavenly host; Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.
OLD HUNDREDTH
*Prayer of Dedication
To Go Forth in God’s Name
*Hymn No. 434 Today We All Are Called to Be Disciples KINGSFOLD
*Charge and Benediction

*Benediction Response Go Ye Now in Peace Joyce Eilers
Go ye now in peace, and know that the love of God will guide you.
Feel his presence here beside you, showing you the way.
Know that the God who sent his son to die that you might live
Will never leave you lost and alone in his beloved world.
*Postlude Toccata from Symphony No. 5 Widor
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*Please stand if you are able.
Leading in worship today
Jim Burns, Jim Gilchrist, Chris Hestwood, Tammy Yeager, the Quartet, and the Chancel Choir
The flowers in the church are given to the glory of God
In loving memory of John H. Wilson by Jackie, Jeff, and Craig
In loving memory of Della Inman by David Inman
Recording of Service
CDs of the entire service are available on loan from the library, or if you wish to have a copy to keep,
contact Peg Kinsey at 412-835-6630x211.
Prayers of Concern and Thanksgiving
Surgery or recent hospitalization
Marilyn Astorino
Janet Carson

SEPTEMBER 15, 2013
WESTMINSTER
weekly
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Christian Formation Seminars
September 15, 22 & 29
Waiting as Understood
in the Psalms
Dr. Jack Aupperle
We think about waiting during Advent, a season of
waiting and preparation, yet waiting is a constant,
and often difficult, part of our lives. How do we wait
gracefully as Christians? Come to the September
seminars and find how psalms can help us wait.
Everyone is welcome!
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Today – Waiting and Self Awareness
Psalm 8 shows us how an expectation of waiting is often self revelation and definition.
September 22 – Waiting and Worship
Psalm 146 gives us insight into worship as waiting. Worship is more than a formality. Worship is an active
waiting that speaks to the sources of trust, the meaning of happiness, and the question of human freedom.
Adult Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
• Genesis Class 9:45 a.m. in Room 131. All are welcome.
• Builders Class 9:45 a.m. in Room 176
• Younger Adults 9:45 a.m. in Room 238. The class meets today and next Sunday, September 22.
For a complete list of Westminster’s Christian Education programs for adults, please look for our
brochure on the tables in the narthex or go to www.westminster-church.org/education.html.
For more information, contact Dave Fetterman at 412-835-6630x221 or dfetterman@westminster-church.org.
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FOR THE CHILDREN
Sunday School News
Welcome back!
Regular Sunday school classes
will meet at both 9:45 and 11:00
a.m. All of the details – plus
required registration forms – are
available on the church website.
9:45
We have a brand new
curriculum! Children in pre-K
through 4th grade are invited to
join us for Sunday school class/
small groups and children’s
worship. Today these children
will learn that we can help others
know about Jesus.
11:00
We have a brand new
curriculum! Children ages 2½
through 6th grade are invited to
join us for Sunday school class/
small groups and children’s
worship. Today’s lesson for
children ages 2½ through pre-K
is about Joseph being in jail,
and they will learn that God has
a plan for them. Students in K
through 6th grade will study
Moses, and discover that they
can show courage, even when
things seem impossible.
JAM!
Did you know we have a youth
group that’s designed especially
for 5th & 6th graders? It’s called
JAM (which stands for Jesus
And Me) and is all about helping
kids grow in their faith in God,
while having a whole lot of fun
with their friends! We meet every
Wednesday in Room 257 from
6:00 to 8:00 p.m. The café is
open for dinner, too – serving
fun inexpensive meals from 5:00
to 6:00 p.m. All 5th & 6th grade
students are invited to join us –
and bring a friend (there are treats
if you do!). Registration forms are
available on the website.
Sacrament Education
Sacrament Education classes will
be offered to all 2nd graders (with
a parent) on September 22 & 29
at 9:45 a.m. in Room 194. These
classes, which focus on baptism
and communion, are designed to
help prepare children to join the
congregation in the celebration
of communion. To register, or
for more information, please
contact Tracey Mattes at mattes@
westminster-church.org or 412-
835-6630x225.
YOTB-KIDZ
You can share God’s story with
your child, using the following
activity. It features one of the
scripture readings from this week’s
Year of the Bible reading plan.
This activity (and last week’s) is
also available on Westminster’s
website.
GOD SAYS: Read Psalm 104:24-
25. God makes so many wonderful
things!
We THINK: Have you been to
the zoo or the aquarium recently?
Think about all the different kinds
of animals you saw there – from
tiny tree frogs and mice to tall
giraffes and huge elephants. The
variety is just amazing and each
one is made to fit exactly and
perfectly into its place in the world!
And who made each of them? God
did! And God made each of us
to fit exactly into our own special
place. Pretty incredible, isn’t it?
We DO: Take a trip to the zoo! If
you can’t actually go, visit a zoo
online, watch a video, or look at
some books with pictures of lots
of animals. Think about how God
made each of them unique and
special (just like you!).
For a complete list of Westminster’s Christian Education programs for children and families, please look
for our brochure on the tables in the narthex or go to www.westminster-church.org/education.html.
For more information, contact Robin Pyles at 412-835-6630x226 or pyles@westminster-church.org
or Debb Egli at 412-835-6630x220 or egli@westminster-church.org.
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FOR THE YOUTH
Cold Pizza
Our weekly Sunday School class for grades 7-12 isn’t
like your mama’s Sunday School class! We’re getting
together to wrap our heads around not just what
the Bible says, but how we can say what the Bible
teaches to others. We get to do cool creative projects
with videos, poems, prayers, and other activities.
Throw in the bagels and you’ve got yourself a real
party! Join us in the Yahweh café at 11:00!
Confirmation Classes
Registration for both the fall and spring Confirmation
classes is due September 25. An informational
meeting for parents of students in 9th grade or
above will be held next Sunday, September 22, at
noon in the Youth Office. If you have any questions
or need a registration form, please email Cassandra
at Millis@westminster-church.org.
Veritas
Join us each Wednesday for dinner from 5:00
to 6:00, and then games, worship, and great
discussions from 6:00 to 8:00. This year we’re
looking at what it looks like to live our faith, and
as Jesus put it, to live it to the fullest. How does
your faith play out in school? At home? In your
relationships with friends, or family, or loved ones?
Don’t miss it!
Reknew: Heretic
This fall, Reknew, Westminster’s young adult
group, will be strongly considering heresy. If you’ve
ever worried that your beliefs don’t exactly square
with everyone else’s, you are not alone. In fact,
you are in very good company of some pretty
impressive minds throughout history. Heretic will
be a discussion of what and why we believe. Join
us Tuesday nights at 7:00 in the youth office, and
please contact Cassandra at Millis@westminsterchurch.org
with any questions!
For more information, contact Jason Freyer at 412-835-6630x222 or freyer@westminster-church.org or
Ed Sutter at 412-835-6630x224 or sutter@westminster-church.org.
FINANCIAL REPORT
As of August 31, 2013
General Fund Contributions
Year-to-Date Actual $1,215,299.66
Annual Budget $1,912,054.00
Amount needed to fulfill budget $ 696,754.34
Year-to-Date Income Statement
Income $1,425,912.08
Expenses $1,421,234.01
Net Position $ 4,678.07
We thank you for your wonderful support through the first eight months, and we are pleased to report that we
have not had to rely on any outside lending sources to fulfill our internal and external commitments. Yet, as you
can see above, we still have approximately 36% of our 2013 budgeted contributions to be fulfilled.
If you are current or ahead on your 2013 pledge, thank you for your continuing support. If you are behind on
your 2013 pledge, please consider catching up and fulfilling your pledge so that we can continue to meet all our
commitments. Thank you.
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2013
YEAR of the
BIBLE
WEEKLY
QUESTION
Where was Titus when
Paul wrote to him?
(Answer: Titus 1:5)
ANNOUNCEMENTS (cont.)
Blood Drive – Today
8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. in Fellowship Hall
2013
In order to donate, you must be at least 16 years old (with parental
permission), weigh at least 110 pounds, and be in good health. You are
eligible to donate every 56 days. Medications such as insulin, aspirin,
YEAR of the
and high blood pressure treatments do not prevent you from donating.
If you have any medical questions, please call Central Blood Bank’s
BIBLE
Medical Help Line at 412-209-7160.
Walk-ins are welcome.
Seasonal Flu Shot Clinic – Today
9:30 – 11:30 a.m. in Fellowship Hall
Seasonal Flu and Pneumonia and Shots are available at no charge with
Medicare Health Insurance Coverage. You must present Medicare Part
B health insurance card at time of vaccination. This includes all Medicare
Advantage plans: Highmark, Health America, UPMC, United Health
Care, Bravo, and others.
Non-Medicare vaccination charges are Flu $28 and Pneumonia $70.
Cash or checks are payable to America Health Fairs.
Visual Arts at Westminster
Meet the Artist
Please stop by the galleries
on today to meet Claire
Hardy. She’ll be there after
the 11:00 service from
noon to 1:00 p.m. Light
refreshments will be served.
Claire Hardy exhibits oils on canvas in both the Gallery and Annex.
Inspired by Degas and entitled “Ballerina Impressions,” the works
incorporate a variety of techniques from classical to modern.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS (cont.)
Family Promise Golf Outing – Register Today
On September 30 Westminster will sponsor the first
Annual Family Promise Golf Outing at Rolling Hills
Country Club. The event replaces the Family Promise
Outback Luncheon. The Golf Outing will include lunch,
18 holes of golf, dinner, silent auction, Chinese auction,
and prizes for everyone! Don’t Golf? Join us for dinner
at 5:30 p.m.
Family Promise (formerly Interfaith Hospitality Network,
IHN) is a nonprofit organization comprised of 30 local
churches whose mission is to provide shelter for
homeless families in the South Hills region.
If you are interested in helping support this great
organization, there are several ways to do so:
1. Come out and golf with us on the 30th – shotgun
start at noon, scramble format ($150)
2. Not a golfer? Join us for a steak dinner at 5:30 p.m. and enjoy a silent and Chinese auction ($40)
3. Sponsor a hole ($100)
4. Corporate Sponsor (Contact Randy Langlois for more details)
Register at www.westminster-church.org. Deacons will also take registrations after services today in the Gallery,
north entry, playground entrance, and at the Bridge.
Questions? Contact Randy Langlois at 412-327-7957 or rlanglois@cardconnect.com.
Year of the Bible 2013 – Monthly Get-together
Tuesday, September 17
6:30 – 8:00 p.m.
We’ll get together to learn about the Bible from each other and find how the Spirit is speaking to us through
Scripture. A separate program for children is provided.
The agenda for the evening is:
6:30-7:00 – refreshments
7:00-8:00 – adult discussion with children dismissed to their own
programming
8:00 closing prayer
If you plan to attend, please contact Tracey Mattes (mattes@westminster-church.org or 412-835-6630) with
number attending and ages of any children.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS (cont.)
Breakfast and Speaker
Saturday, September 21
Westminster’s men invite everyone, men and women, to a breakfast on Saturday, September 21, 7:30-9:00 a.m.
in Fellowship Hall. Saleem Ghubril, head of the Pittsburgh Promise, will speak on “Rebuilding the Foundations
of our City,” connecting his work in Pittsburgh with Westminster’s efforts on behalf of education in Haiti and in
Homewood. RSVP to Peg Kinsey in the church office by September 17.
Grief Recovery Group
Wednesdays, October 2 – 30
6:45-8:00 p.m.
If you have lost a spouse, child,
family member, or friend, it may
be hard to feel optimistic about
the future right now. You have
probably found that not many
people understand the deep hurt
you feel. This can be a confusing
time when you feel isolated and
have many questions about things
you’ve never before faced. Grief
Recovery is a faith-based grief
support group that can help you
face the challenges of loss and
move toward rebuilding your
life. Plan to join our Fall 2013
Grief Recovery sessions held in
Memorial Parlor. We will use the
book Beyond the Broken Heart:
A Journey through Grief by Julie
Yarbrough. To register and for
more information, complete the
online registration form on the
church website or call Peg Kinsey
at 412-835-6630. To help defray
the costs of materials, a donation
of $10.00 is suggested.
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES In Our Church
You can make a difference. Volunteer on-line at www.
westminster-church.org/serving/stophungernow.html
Stop Hunger Now
Six million children under the age of 5 die every year because of
hunger.
Job: Package meals pouches in assembly line fashion; combine
rice, soy, dehydrated vegetables, and a flavoring mix including
21 essential vitamins and minerals into small meal packets.
Commitment: Saturday, September 28, 1½ hour shifts
beginning at 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., noon, 1:30 p.m., or 3:00 p.m.
Skills Needed: There is a job for everyone ages 4 to 104.
We need 400 volunteers in one day to make this a success.
We will join 400 Methodists at Westminster for a total of the 800
volunteers necessary to staff the assembly-line shifts for this
one day. Invite friends, neighbors, and co-workers. In addition to
providing a much needed meal to 100,000 children, it will be an
opportunity for fun and fellowship for everyone.
If you can’t register online, sign up after worship in the north
entry or in the WROC.
Stop Hunger Now
Overnight Accommodations
Job: Host one or two male staff from Stop Hunger Now. They will be
overseeing our big volunteer day of packaging food for kids this fall.
Commitment: Friday night, September 27, after dinner. They will need
breakfast Saturday morning and are planning to be at Westminster by
8:00 a.m.
Skills: Like hosting overnight guests in your home and have a spare
bedroom or two.
To learn more about these or other important volunteer opportunities,
visit our website or contact Jan Baumann, volunteer coordinator, at
the church office 412-835-6630x205 or 412-559-1034 or baumann@
westminster-church.org.
When
Saturday, September 28,
1½- hour shifts beginning
at 9:00, 10:30, noon, 1:30,
or 3:00
Where
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
How
www.westminster-church.
org/serving/stophungernow.
html
Not all of us can do
great things. But we
can do small things
with great love.
Mother Theresa
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WROC
WOMEN of FAITH 2013 TOUR – Believe God Can Do Anything
Enjoy a weekend of faith and fellowship with other women of Westminster Church and the community.
Women of Faith’s Believe God Can Do Anything is a Christian event for today’s woman. Popular
music performers, authors, and Bible teachers create a memorable, day-and-a-half experience for
women from all walks of life. Stories, praise and worship, and Bible lessons can transform your
everyday living and move you closer to God, opening your heart to know what it means to truly
believe “God can do anything!” (Luke 1:37, New Century Version)
October 4 and 5
Friday: 7:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
$101
Location: Petersen Events Center
Registration: Contact Tracy Hapeman at thapeman@fyi.net for tickets and details.
Transportation is available from Westminster Church at no cost.
Check out the website (wroc.westminsterchurch.org)
to learn more about all the
WROC programs offered this fall.
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WESTMINSTER STAFF CONTACT LIST
412-835-6630
PASTORS
Dr. Jim Gilchrist, Senior Pastor, Head of Staff
Dr. Tammy Yeager, Associate Pastor for
Congregational Care
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
Peg Kinsey, Executive Assistant to the Pastors
Ext. 208 gilchrist@westminster-church.org
Ext. 216 yeager@westminster-church.org
Ext. 211 kinsey@westminster-church.org
BUSINESS STAFF
Dave Reiter, Church Business Administrator
Ext. 201 reiter@westminster-church.org
Eileen Chrzastek, Accounts Payable Clerk Ext. 202
Christian Education & SPIRITUAL FORMATION
Rev. David Fetterman, Director of Christian Education &
Spiritual Formation
Robin Pyles, Director of Children’s & Family Ministry
Deborah Egli, Assistant Director of Children’s & Family Ministry
Ed Sutter, Director of Middle School Ministry & Family Counseling
Jason Freyer, Director of High School Ministry
Cassandra Millis, Seminary Intern
Tracey Mattes, Administrative Assistant
COMMUNICATIONS
Anna Hiner, Communications Coordinator
Mariela Antunes, Print & Graphic Coordinator
Laura Whitcomb, Print Room Assistant
MUSIC & ARTS
Christine Hestwood, Director
Lorraine Milovac, Assistant Director
Jim Burns, Organist
Lisa Hoffmann, Junior Choir Director
Amy Sanders, Administrative Assistant
OUTREACH MINISTRY
Janet & Will Hignett, Consultants
PROPERTY
Bill Singleton, Property Management Consultant
VOLUNTEER MINISTRY
Jan Baumann, Volunteer Coordinator
WESTMINSTER RECREATION & OUTREACH CENTER (WROC)
Kathy Long, Director
Ext. 221 dfetterman@westminster-church.org
Ext. 226 pyles@westminster-church.org
Ext. 220 egli@westminster-church.org
Ext. 224 sutter@westminster-church.org
Ext. 222 freyer@westminster-church.org
Ext. 222 millis@westminster-church.org
Ext. 225 mattes@westminster-church.org
Ext. 207 hiner@westminster-church.org
Ext. 236 antunes@westminster-church.org
Ext. 236 whitcomb@westminster-church.org
Ext. 267 hestwood@westminster-church.org
lmilovac@verizon.net
Ext. 266 burns@westminster-church.org
Ext. 268 sanders@westminster-church.org
Ext. 206 jhignett@westminster-church.org
Ext. 110 singleton@westminster-church.org
Ext. 205 baumann@westminster-church.org
Ext. 200 long@westminster-church.org
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OPPORTUNITIES OF THE WEEK
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
8:00 Blood Drive/Flu Shot Clinic Fellowship Hall
8:30 Worship Service Sanctuary
9:15 Coffee Hour North Entry
9:45 Bridge Worship Gathering WROC
Sunday School Rms. 107/125/127
Genesis Bible Study Rm. 131
Builders Bible Study Rm. 176
Younger Adults Bible Study Rm. 238
Christian Formation Seminar Chapel
11:00 Worship Service Sanctuary
Sunday School
Cold Pizza
Yahweh Café
Nursery available during all worship services in Room 237
6:30 FishersofMen.net Rm. 231
7:00 WCDC
8:00 Energy Flow WROC
9:00 Children’s Day In Rm. 237
WNS
Chancel Guild Rm. 238
9:15 Aerobics & Strength Training WROC
10:00 Christian Lifestyle Bible Study Rm. 231
11:00 Children’s Day In WROC
12:00 AA’s Rm. 176
3:00 WCDC Rm. 107/WROC
SCALE Counseling Rm. 257
6:00 Cub Scouts Rm. 107
Gentle Yoga
WROC Fitness
6:15 WCDC Rm. 176
6:30 Jr. Mendelssohn Rm. 268
7:00 PAPEN Rm. 131
Session
Fellowship Hall
Energy Boost
WROC
8:10 Basketball WROC
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20
7:00 WCDC
8:30 Zumba Toning WROC
9:00 WNS
Children’s Day In Rm. 237
Zumba
WROC
9:30 Elizabeth Circle Rm. 176
FP4H Rm. 231
11:00 Children’s Day In WROC
3:00 WCDC Rm. 107/WROC
4:00 Farmers’ Market South Parking Lot
5:30 Strategic Planning Yahweh Café
6:00 PACC Line Dancing Fellowship Hall
6:15 Youth Choir Sanctuary
7:00 Chancel Choir Sanctuary/Rm. 268
7:30 Narcotics Anonymous Rm. 107
Nar-Anon Rm. 131
8:10 Basketball WROC
7:00 WCDC
8:00 Energy Boost WROC
9:00 Children’s Day In Rm. 237
WNS
9:15 Aerobics & Strength Training WROC
9:30 Flow Yoga Fellowship Hall
11:00 Children’s Day In WROC
3:00 WCDC Rm. 107/WROC
5:00 Mencini/Roper Rehearsal Sanctuary
8:10 Adult Open Volleyball WROC
8:30 AA’s Rm. 107
Al-Anon Rms. 231, 238
Alateen Rm. 257

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18
7:00 WCDC
9:00 Children’s Day In Rm. 237
WNS
Zumba
WROC
9:30 Town Hall South Board Yahweh Café
Flow Yoga
Fellowship Hall
10:00 Staff Meeting Rm. 238
PACC Rm. 231
11:00 Children’s Day In WROC
Arthritis Exercise Program WROC Fitness
12:00 Sarah Circle Rm. 176
12:15 Tai Chi Fellowship Hall
12:30 FishersOfMen.net Bob Evans
2:00 Prayer Group Friendship Village
3:00 WCDC Rm. 107
6:00 PAPEN Rm. 238
6:30 Year of the Bible Fellowship Hall/
Yahweh Café
PACC Rm. 176
6:30 Super Cardio WROC
7:00 Knit in His Spirit Memorial Parlor
Al-Anons Rm. 131
7:30 Boy Scouts Rm. 107
8:10 Adult Open Volleyball WROC
7:00 WCDC
8:00 Energy Boost WROC
9:00 Children’s Day In Rms. 237
WNS
9:15 Total Body Sculpt WROC
11:00 Children’s Day In WROC
3:00 WCDC Rm.107/WROC
4:00 Bible Study Rm. 231
4:45 Cherub Choir Rm. 176
Jr. Choir Rm. 268
5:00 Youth Dinner Yahweh Café
5:15 Adult & Family Dinner Fellowship Hall
6:00 J.A.M. Rm. 257
Veritas
Youth Dept.
6:15 Women’s Bible Study Bride’s Room
6:30 Faith in Life Rm. 231
7:30 Westminster Ringers Rm. 268
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
7:00 FishersofMen.net Panera
FishersofMen.net
Staff Kitchen
8:00 Total Body Sculpt WROC
9:15 Zumba WROC
4:00 Mencini/Roper Wedding Sanctuary

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