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7:00 pm Wednesday June 17 & 24 • Hybrid 
Explore this deeply honest Christian memoir of faith, redemption, and God’s surprising grace in the midst of hidden pain and family brokenness. It tells the true story of a hidden teenage pregnancy, and life-altering adoption.  It explores themes of shame, secrecy, forgiveness, healing, and the quiet but powerful ways God works through our lives over time. The story is both vulnerable and hope-filled, showing how God’s grace can transform pain into purpose and how love can reach “way beyond” what we ever imagined. Click here to order the book. Join one conversation or both. The author will join us on June 24. 

10:00 am – 12:30 pm, Sunday, June 7 • Spellman Hall
Kick off summer with your Westminster friends. Enjoy a bit of summer with strawberries, pound cake, ice cream and fellowship following both worship services.

Monday-Friday June 22 – 26 (8:00 am – 12:00 pm with optional afternoon component from 12:00 – 4:00 pm)
We need adult and youth volunteers to help our workshop leaders. Volunteer as your schedule allows. No experience with those skills needed. Just a willingness to offer helping hands. Adults will need background clearances; we are glad to help you through the process. Click here to register. 

9:00 am – 12:00 pm Sunday, June 21 • Spellman Hall
Juneteenth (June 19) is a celebration of African American freedom and a time to reflect on the struggles and achievement for equality. Learn from local organizations about the importance of Juneteenth and why it is an important American holiday. Our focus this year is on Black Art and Artists, including famous people who have deep roots in Chester County.

10:00 am Wednesdays, June 3-July 29 •  Spellman Jr. or Zoom
In this eight week hybrid video series, we will look at the spiritual lessons learned from twelve biblical women and what they mean for your life today. It is not necessary to purchase the study guide unless you want to – there will be no homework. Each lesson stands on its own, so if you miss a few weeks, you won’t be behind. 

1 in 3 US Moms report suffering from diaper need – the lack of a sufficient supply of diapers to keep an infant or toddler clean, dry and healthy. Honor a Mom you know by donating diapers and/or wipes in May. All sizes are appreciated, but sizes 4-7 are especially needed. We will distribute them to 8 organizations in Chester County that work with families in need. Diapers and wipes can be left in collection bins in Cafe 10 West or order online and delivered directly to the church.

Sunday, May 17 • Under the Portico
Thinning out plants? Removing plants? Dividing your perennials? Have seeds, bulbs, extra garden tools in good shape? Donate them to our Plant Share! Everyone is welcome to bring a plant or take a plant on Sunday, May 17. Please identify your plant if you bring one to share.

4:00 pm Sunday, May 17 • Sanctuary 
Our Chancel Choir season culminates with a presentation of American choral music that traces the evolution of music in America. Ranging from Sacred Harp to modern works, this celebration of The United States Semiquincentennial will be a wonderful free concert.

1 in 3 US Moms report suffering from diaper need – the lack of a sufficient supply of diapers to keep an infant or toddler clean, dry and healthy. Honor a Mom you know by donating diapers and/or wipes in May. All sizes are appreciated, but sizes 4-7 are especially needed. We will distribute them to 8 organizations in Chester County that work with families in need. Diapers and wipes can be left in collection bins in Cafe 10 West or order online and delivered directly to the church.