CoEd Bible Studies & Fellowship Groups

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Contemplative Intergenerational Small Group

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Tuesday Fellowship Group

Contemplative Intergenerational Small Group - 4:30-6:00pm Wednesdays over Zoom

This co-ed intergenerational group meets weekly. They weave different spiritual practices throughout their time together including: times of silence, lectio divina, reflection, readings, study and discussion.This group meets from mid-September to mid-June. They select book studies as a group. Sue Spotts and Diane DeSieno facilitate. New members are always welcome!

Tuesday Fellowship Group - 9:45-11am Tuesdays In Person & Zoom

An assembly of diverse men & women interested in expanding our knowledge on a wide-ranging subjects from history and community events to spiritual and personal enlightenment.  Weekly gatherings begin with fellowship & a prayer.  Everyone is welcome to come listen and even join in and ask questions.  New participants are always welcome!

Where: Spellman Hall
When: 9:30 am Social coffee, tea & snacks 10 -11am Presentations
Who: All are welcome !
For ZOOM or recording links, contact Dave Goodale. 

Men's Bible Studies & Fellowship Groups

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A Gathering of Men

A Gathering of Men - 7-8:30pm Wednesdays • Spellman Hall & Zoom

This is a community of spiritual formation for men, to enable them to grow in their relationship with God and their neighbors. Through study and discussion of Scriptures, prayer, fellowship, and service, men are invited to explore their spirituality and faith journey in Jesus Christ, and to identify challenges to and opportunities for growth. A key component of each gathering is the voluntary sharing of personal stories and perspectives on the Scripture passages and resources under discussion. The format welcomes men to participate as their schedule allows. Contact Gerry McShane for Zoom information.

Women's Bible Studies and Fellowship Groups

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Wednesday Morning Bible Study

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Tuesday Morning Women’s Study Group

Wednesday Morning Bible Study - 9:30-11:15am Wednesdays Hybrid (Spellman Hall & Zoom)

We meet weekly on Wednesday mornings from September 13, 2023 until April 24, 2024 with holiday breaks. This is a hybrid study and ladies can attend in person (Spellman Jr.) or via Zoom. We follow a video/workbook format with small group discussion. The women can view the video at home using the code provided in the workbook. We will be studying the book of Psalms this Fall using Sandra Richter's Epic of Eden Study of Psalms. Women will need to purchase their own workbooks. The book can be found on Amazon or Christianbook.com. New members are always welcome, no experience is necessary as this is a group for all ages and stages. For more info, contact Kathy Smedley. 

Tuesday Morning Women’s Study Group - 9:30-11am 1st & 3rd Tuesday Starting Sept. 15 unless otherwise decided by the group (weekly during Lent) in The Site

This women’s group chooses Biblical/Topical studies and rotates the role of discussion facilitator among the group members. Studies are chosen by the group and typically feature a DVD and study guide to guide the discussions. Each group member purchases their own book and/or participant guide. All are welcome. The 2023 fall kickoff is September 12. Email Karen Bates or Barb Necarsulmer for more info. 

Westminster Presbyterian Women (WPW)

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WPW Monday Morning Circle

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WPW Tuesday Morning Circle

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WPW Wednesday Morning Circle

WPW Monday Morning Circle - 2nd Monday at 9:30am via Zoom

WPW is part of a church wide organization whose membership is open to all.  Being a member at Westminster is not a prerequisite. Small circle groups for women meet monthly for Bible study and fellowship. They are listed on the following page. This year’s study is ‘Into the Light: Finding Hope Through Prayers of Lament’.  In this nine-lesson study, lament is revived as a proper theological response to the difficult situations of our world. One of the foundational points of the study is that, in scripture, lament usually leads to hope. Hope not just an emotional response or an attitude of pie in the sky. Hope implies movement: both God’s inherent movement toward justice and our movement toward God. Recovering lament may be one of the church’s most timely gifts to the world. Contact Sandy for Zoom information. 

WPW Tuesday Morning Circle - 9:30 am 2nd Tuesday, September through May in the Cardinal Classroom of Maris Grove

WPW is part of a church-wide organization whose membership is open to all. Being a member at Westminster is not a prerequisite. Small circle groups for women meet monthly for Bible study and fellowship from September through May. The study for 2023/24 is Sacred Encounters: The Power and Presence of Jesus Christ in Luke-Acts. Luke and Acts were written by the same author as two volumes of the same book and designated Luke-Acts. In this nine-lesson study, we see that the message of Jesus Christ includes all people regardless of their race, class, gender, or sexuality. For Luke, Jesus Christ was an inclusive leader and Christianity was an inclusive movement. As we work through the study, the author invites us to consider how the twenty-first-century church can exhibit mercy and compassion within and beyond the traditional congregation. Contact Rhoda for more information.

Contact Connie for more information.

WPW Wednesday Morning Circle - 2nd Wednesday at 9:30am via Zoom

WPW is part of a church-wide organization whose membership is open to all. Being a member at Westminster is not a prerequisite. Small circle groups for women meet monthly for Bible study and fellowship from September through May. The study for 2023/24 is Sacred Encounters: The Power and Presence of Jesus Christ in Luke-Acts. Luke and Acts were written by the same author as two volumes of the same book and designated Luke-Acts. In this nine-lesson study, we see that the message of Jesus Christ includes all people regardless of their race, class, gender, or sexuality. For Luke, Jesus Christ was an inclusive leader and Christianity was an inclusive movement. As we work through the study, the author invites us to consider how the twenty-first-century church can exhibit mercy and compassion within and beyond the traditional congregation. Contact Rhoda for more information.

Contact Rhoda for more info to join this group. 

Special Interest Groups

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Westminster Knitters

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Scrapbooking Group

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Book Discussion Group

Westminster Knitters - 1:30-3:30pm 1st & 3rd Tuesday of the Month outside as weather permits or by Zoom

Starting September 15, this ministry group will meet twice a month to knit prayer shawls for those in need, hats for the homeless, sweaters for children in the Hispanic Health Ministry, or other items for family and friends outside as weather permits or by Zoom. New members are always welcome! Contact Jane Roberts or Sally Smith for more information.

Scrapbooking Group - 6-9pm 2nd Tuesday of the Month

Once COVID Restrictions are lifted, they will meet. 

This co-ed ministry team gathers once a month for Christian fellowship while working on memory books. Bring your own supplies to join this group. New members are always welcomed!

Book Discussion Group - 10am 1st Monday of the Month via Zoom or under the WPC Portico (weather permitting)

This group meets once a month to read and discuss a different book. Members of the group choose the books, which include all forms of literature from fiction to nonfiction. This fall’s book schedule is below. New members are always welcome. They will meet outside as weather permits or via Zoom. Contact Linda Davis for more information.