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Sunday Worship, Starts at 10:30am
April 28, 2024
The Fifth Sunday of Easter
Service of Word and Sacrament
Text: Acts 18:1-4; I Corinthians 1:10-18
Sermon: “Singing from the Same Hymnal”
Preaching: Rev. Dr. Robert Wm Lowry
Sunday, 845am, Adult CE
Chapel
This Sunday, our speaker will be Dr. Anika Whitfield, who is a friend of the Westover Hills congregation, has been on the planning team for Bridge Builders, and is currently active in voter registration, with emphasis on underserved members of the community, including inmates, in Arkansas.
Future topics:
May 5 – Cynthia Ramey – Family Promise
May 12 – Robert Lowry – Ascension and Trinity Sundays
May 19 – Robert Lowry – Pentecost
May 26 – Rabbi Barry Block – Israel/Gaza
Speaking of Spring (Cleaning) …
Treats and Treasures is on the Horizon!
Mark your calendar for these important dates for this year’s sale.
Saturday August 3, 10-2 Drive-by drop-off
Saturday August 10, 9-3pm Large Furniture Pick-up
(must be scheduled ahead)
Friday August 16, 4-7pm Pre-sale $10 at the door
Saturday August 17, 7-3pm Sale FREE
Have questions or want to lend a hand? Contact co-Chairs Carol Enderlin or Jackie Oakes.
Sid McCollum Westover Hills Farmer Market
The Westover Hills Farmer Market will return to the south parking lot on Tuesdays in May from 3-6 PM. Come support your local vendors!
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Rev. Robert LowryDear Friends,
Welcome!
I am so glad you have visited the digital home of Westover Hills Presbyterian Church. Here you will find information and some insight to who we are as a community of faith. But to really get a sense of WHPC, I hope you will visit.
Westover Hills is a community of faith committed to sharing the home and love of God with the world. We are a Matthew 25 congregation in the Presbyterian Church (USA). Matthew 25 congregations commit themselves to three core principles:
· Dismantling Structural Racism
· Eliminating Systemic Poverty
· Building Vital Congregations
These principles inform who we are and what we do in the world.
Since our founding, WHPC has been a voice for justice and equality in Little Rock and beyond. The values that led the church to take a stand against segregation in the 1950’s guide us today as we work for equity and inclusion for all people. Our ministry to incarcerated persons and outreach to the LGBTQIA+ community are part of our commitment to reaching people who are forced to the margins of our culture and society. In the eyes of God, every one of us is a beloved child and at WHPC we strive to make that a reality in the world.
Of all the things to love about WHPC, community tops the list. We are a community of friends and neighbors who care for one another in times of need and celebrate with one another in times of joy. We believe that together we can be far more than we can ever hope to be apart.
Whether you are looking for a new church home, just dipping your toes in the world of religion, or simply need a port in the storm of this often-crazy world, we hope you will give WHPC a chance.
Peace, Pastor Robert Lowry