Involvement

There are many opportunities to get involved with Westminster including at all of our Sunday worship services.  If you are looking for an opportunity to use your gifts, the Deacons would welcome you to participate in any of these:

Church Greeters - Prior to the Sunday services 3-4 people act as greeters welcoming those who come to worship.  If you would like to help out please contact Karen Arndt. 

Transportation - We are looking for volunteers who can help us get people to and from church that can't do it on their own.  We also have members that need rides to and from doctors' appointments.  If you can help, please contact Ann Hatfield.

Information Booth - our Information Booth at the entrance to the sanctuary is staffed during our three Sunday morning worship services.  Volunteers hand out brochures, direct people to different rooms in the church, and offer general information.  If you would like to help us staff the booth contact Pat Woolf.

Worship Services to Assisted Living Home Residents

"Worship in the Homes" is a group led by the deacons of Westminster who visit three West Chester nursing homes once every 3 months to provide fellowship. An entire service is provided including music and is open to anyone who wants to participate.  It's a tremendous opportunity to share fellowship and offer comfort. 

Visits to Pembrook, Barclay Friends, and Brandywine Hall are Sunday afternoons from 2-4pm; the dates are advertised in advance in the weekly News & Events. 

Contact: Wayne Reimann

Casserole Delivery

Casseroles are made by members of the congregation and delivered to anyone in need including those who have just had a baby, or are returning from the hospital after surgery.  Anyone in the congregation is welcome to take a casserole to someone that they know in need.  Casseroles are stored in the church freezer.  Please fill out the sign-in/sign-out sheet whenever you put in or take out a casserole. 

If you are interested in baking a casserole, recipes and containers are available at the church information booth.

Contact:  Cindy Cooper

Flower Delivery

Every week the flowers used in Sunday service are delivered to people in need.  People that receive them include those in hospitals and nursing homes and those sick at home.  Anyone in the congregation is welcome to take the flowers to someone they know in need by contacting Ann Hatfield.

Contact Ann Hatfield for flower delivery.  If you are interested in donating flowers, contact Marge Muehlberger at marge@practice-alt.com