Justice Knox Needs You! April 9th Nehemiah Action Assembly “And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.” Micah 6:8 You can put these words into action by joining WPC’s Justice Knox group at the Nehemiah Action … Read More
WPC Hike – River Bluff Trail
Our next WPC hike will occur on the River Bluff Trail in the Norris watershed on Thursday, April 4. Rain date will be Friday, April 5. Joyce Ryan will help us identify the many wildflowers on this famous trail! We’ll gather at the Karm parking lot (140 North Forest Park … Read More
Easter Sunday
March 31 9:00 and 11:00 Easter Worship Services 10:00am – Breakfast for everyone! Sign up in the Schilling Gallery 10:20am – Egg hunt
Communion and Tenebrae Service
March 29 8:00pm – Good Friday Tenebrae and Communion Service (Sanctuary) This program has traditionally been held at Westminster on Maundy Thursday. We are moving it to Good Friday this year to expand our offerings and give another opportunity for the church to gather on this Holy Day.
Maundy Thursday
March 28 6:30pm – Maundy Thursday (LKH) A communal meal and program for all ages immersing us into the dramatic events of Jesus’s last night with his disciples.
Pickleball
WPC PICKLEBALL TUTORING AND TOURNEY MARCH 23 1-4 P.M. @ WEST HILLS WPC’s Connect Team is throwing a Pickleball extravaganza where anyone age 11 or older can get some instruction (from “I’ve never played” to “I love this game!!”) We’ll have 6 courts available and teachers for Intermediate, Beginning, and … Read More
Lenten Series 3/20
LENTEN SERIES March 20 – Speaker Dr. William Yoo 6:00-6:30pm we will share appetizers (please bring finger food to share ); 6:30 – Dr. William Yoo His latest book covers the history and legacy of slavery and anti-Black racism in American Presbyterianism. His current research interests include tracing the histories … Read More
Men’s group
Crafting theology will be meeting TODAY at 6:00 at Alliance Brewing Company (1130 Sevier Ave). We will be discussing a recent Presbyterian Outlook article, “The Theology of Barbenheimer: What a Plastic Doll and an Atomic Bomb can Teach us about our Call as Christians.” Contact Richard Coble, Jeff Gilbert, or … Read More
Men’s Breakfast
MEN’S FELLOWSHIP BREAKFAST will meet this Thursday, March 14th, at 8:30am in the McKinnon Room. Our speaker will be Martha Earl, the director of the U.T. Medical Library. She will present a program entitled “Prescription for Success” in which she will demonstrate how to find the best consumer health information, … Read More
Ladies Book Group
Lunch for Literacy March 21 • 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Linda Rutherford This event is open to all interested people. The Lunch for Literacy in Oak Ridge will feature Brendan Slocumb an author, educator, and professional violin player from Washington D.C. We have enjoyed past luncheons with this group and this … Read More
Lenten Series March 20
March 20 — Speaker Dr. William Yoo 6:00-6:30 we will share appetizers (please bring finger food to share 6:30 — Dr. William Yoo Dr. Yoo has previously written about the transnational histories of American Protestant world missions in Korea and Korean American immigrant religious communities as well as the histories … Read More
I love teaching 3rd and 4th grade Sunday school. I find it is an age where children are beginning to have the ability to discuss topics and form their own opinions. I love watching children discover what the world looks like through their eyes.
Hello, my name is Debbie Babelay. This year I have the wonderful opportunity of teaching the 2-3 year olds in our Sunday School program. They are all precious to me. We have fun learning about God’s love and how each of us is a special child of God. I look forward to their smiling faces each Sunday morning. This is my 3rd year teaching in the Sunday School program. I have also worked with vacation bible school.
I have known Westminster my entire life! I grew up in the church since birth. My faith is rooted in so many wonderful experiences at Westminster such as going on trips with Choristers, Montreat, and a Mission experience to Mexico. I went to college in Alabama at Birmingham-Southern. After college, I lived in Birmingham where I worked in sales. I met and married my husband Wiley there. Jim Carter (former Westminster minister) married us at Independent Presbyterian in Birmingham. Wiley’s career has taken us to New Mexico and Arkansas, and now back to Knoxville. We have been here since 2011. We have 3 children, Ella (11), Grant (7), and Walker (5). I work as the Assistant Director of the preschool at Central Baptist which allows me to have a similar schedule to my children. My favorite job is being their Mom!
Bio: Junior at the University of Tennessee 
I am a senior at UTK majoring in Global Studies with a focus in Economics. I am currently in the process of apply to graduate school for CSP. I love to be outdoors and travel. I also work as an Resident Assistant at Volunteer Hall on campus and enjoy babysitting and baking.
My name is Malena D’Alessandro and I’m a junior studying marketing at the University of Tennessee. I’m originally from south east Michigan where I attended high school at Oxford High School. I am currently part of Spring Sports Ambassadors, Volunteer Team and Best Buddies at UT.