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Sunday Worship, Starts at 10:30am
Fourth Sunday in Lent
March 30, 2025
Our Lenten Devotional:
everything [in] between
Meeting God in the midst of extremes
Presbyterian Woman Morning Circle Meeting
The WH Presbyterian Women’s Morning Circle will meet on
Monday, March 24 at 10am in the Chapel.
Carolyn Nash will lead our continuing study of caring for God’s creation seeking justice for all. Park in the North Parking Lot off South Street. Adjacent church doors will be open at 9:30am. Join us for a good discussion, good refreshments, and good fellowship. Don’t forget your least coin. Bring a neighbor! Bring a friend! Need a ride? Contact Nancy Passini.
Bridge Builders Reading Group
March 25, 6:30-8:30 pm
Spring Series: Hearing Black Women’s Voices
Lovely One by Ketanji Brown Jackson
You’re invited to join the conversation on Tuesday on Zoom from 6:30-8:30pm.
Contact Liz Branch
Devotion Books
“These Days” devotional books for the first & second quarters of 2025 are available in the Narthex on the table. Please pick one up if you’re interested.
Office Hours
The Westover office is open on Wednesdays from 10 AM to 3 PM.
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Rev. Robert LowryDear Friends,
Welcome!
I hope you will take a few minutes to explore our website to learn more about Westover Hills Presbyterian. This will give you a glimpse of who we are. The best things about Westover cannot be posted on the website, however. The best part of Westover are the people and the community.
Westover Hills is a community that strives to be welcoming to people who have solid faith or struggling faith, people who fit the mold and people who break the mold, people who think there can be a better world and are willing to work to make it a reality. At Westover, we believe in building community rooted in hope and defined by our core values of worship, justice, service, and inclusiveness.
Since our founding 75 years ago, Westover Hills has been committed to those core values. The values that led the congregation to take a stand against segregation in the 1950’s and 1960’s continue to shape our work today. Our ministry to incarcerated persons and members of the LGBTQIA+ community are part of our commitment to embrace diversity and fight for equity.
Here you will find a glimpse of who we are, but the best way to get to know WHPC is to drop by one Sunday morning and see what we are really all about. 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 in this crazy world, we hope you will give Westover Hills a chance.
Peace, Pastor Robert Lowry