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The men have sponsored a Halloween Party for Westminster
and neighborhood children. In 1989 an estimated one
hundred children and their parents attended the Halloween
party.
In April 1994, thirty-six men from Westminster attended
the Promise Keepers Conference at the Pontiac Silverdome.
In 1996 the Men’s Fellowship sponsored Corky Erickson of
Young Life and Pastor May in attending the Promise Keepers
Pastor’s Conference in Atlanta, Georgia.
A Westminster men’s softball team played in the Ann
Arbor church league for many years – with varying degrees
of success. Bringing home the winning trophy was a cause
for rejoicing by all Westminster members. In addition, an
erstwhile group of men met on Saturday mornings for a fastpaced
basketball game at a local school.
Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN)
In September of 1992 the Session voted to participate in an
Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN) community program
to provide shelter, meals and assistance to homeless families.
Area churches and synagogues hosted three to five homeless
families for one week every two or three months on a rotating
schedule. Barbara Dick and Peter Quiroz spearheaded
and organized Westminster’s participation in the program.
Approximately sixty volunteers attended the initial training
sessions. The first week of hosting for Westminster was November
8–12, 1992. In March 2001, IHN moved to Alpha
House, a new permanent facility on Jackson Road. Westminster’s
association with IHN continued until 2002, completing
ten years of service to homeless families.
Endowment Fund
In June 1999 a task force was appointed by the Session to plan
for an establishment of a permanent endowment fund. At a
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