POTLUCK WEDNESDAYS AT WESTMINSTER!!
Come gather for a Westminster Family Potluck meal and programming! Dinner will be held from 6:00-6:45pm. Afterward, we will break up for opportunities for formation and programming from 6:45-7:45pm. Dates: third Wednesday of each month: July 17, and August 21.
Option 1: Falling Upward: A Spirituality for the Two Halves of Life by Richard Rohr. We will be talking about our experiences finding meaning in the second half of life. Conversations led by Richard Coble and Gradye Parsons. Please let Richard know if you would like for us to order you a copy of the book or you will be purchasing one on your own. The cost is $20 per book. Richard@wpcknox.org.
Option 2: Never Thought of It that Way: How to Have Fearlessly Curious Conversations in Dangerously Divided Times – series of conversations about how to address charged topics as a community of faith. Classes led by Jaclyn Beeler, Jeff Gilbert, Daniel Lewis, Wendy Neff.
Programming for Children: Saints and Holy Helpers
Who are saints? Are saints only from our past, or are there still saints today? How am I called to be a holy helper? Bible lessons, drama time, and crafts will provide our younger members with spiritual formation using Saints and Holy Helpers. Sophia Manrod, Mary Boyd, and Debbie Babelay will be leading the children while they experience God’s love and presence in our lives as they learn about saints from the Bible and observe saints that surround us in our daily lives.
Youth: The Gospels
Why do you think there are four books about Jesus in the Bible? Do you think it’s OK that there are differences in the four books? If you were to share the story of Jesus’ resurrection, what do you think would be the key points to share? The fact that there are four Gospels in the Bible can lead people to wonder, not only why there are four books, but also which one is the most authentic, important, or “true” account. We will explore how each Gospel plays its own unique role in sharing the message of Christ’s life and ministry. We will also see how the combination of the four Gospels gives us a more holistic image of who Jesus was and why we believe what we do. The Youth classes, grades 6-12, will be led by Barbara Adamcik, Kathy Parsons, and others.