We committed to continue our ministries virtually as COVID continues to be a health crisis. While we may begin some in person activities as we move into safer categories, our session has decided to limit our activities to the guidance of the county and CDC.
Join Us On-Line
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Wednesday Revive
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Current On-Line Activities
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Virtual Bible Study
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January 5
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The Pentateuch (the Torah) Series
Genesis
The book of Genesis is the first in a collection of books we now call the Bible. It is also the first of five books called the Torah. This collection of books was compiled somewhere around four hundred years before the time of Jesus. It is a book about beginnings: of the world, of humankind, of a people.
We cannot deal with the entire book of Genesis in just three sessions. Instead, we will consider selected passages. In the first session we consider parts of what might be called the introduction to Genesis (chaps. 1-11). Participants will discover a loving, caring Creator for the whole human family by exploring the "beginnings" as expressed in the flood story and creation accounts in Genesis. Session 2 includes the stories about Abraham and Sarah in chapters 12-23. Participants will reflect on God's promises to Abraham-and to us-and how their lives are changed by this interaction. The third session will center on Joseph, and God's providential care of him, as found in chapters 37- 50. Participants will see how the short story of Joseph and his family reminds us of how God cares for humankind and opens us to the realization that good can come from the worst situations.
We cannot deal with the entire book of Genesis in just three sessions. Instead, we will consider selected passages. In the first session we consider parts of what might be called the introduction to Genesis (chaps. 1-11). Participants will discover a loving, caring Creator for the whole human family by exploring the "beginnings" as expressed in the flood story and creation accounts in Genesis. Session 2 includes the stories about Abraham and Sarah in chapters 12-23. Participants will reflect on God's promises to Abraham-and to us-and how their lives are changed by this interaction. The third session will center on Joseph, and God's providential care of him, as found in chapters 37- 50. Participants will see how the short story of Joseph and his family reminds us of how God cares for humankind and opens us to the realization that good can come from the worst situations.
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January 8
January 12
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January 15
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Special Services and Recordings
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CHRISTMAS EVE
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A Special Christmas Message |
Watchnight
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A little about ourselvesWestminster Presbyterian Church (WPC) is 125 years old in 2016! We are located at the border between downtown San Jose and the western residential area, on the corner of Shasta Avenue and The Alameda, Our history of neighborliness and service to the community has made Westminster a diverse church, unified by our devotion to Jesus Christ.
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#WeChooseWelcomeWestminster Church is a community where all people are welcome and respected. Our Mission is to be a Christian community of welcoming and nurturing faith.
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YOUTH GROUP!
Every Sunday at 5pm
@ Westminster Church
All Youth 6th Grade -12th Grade Welcome
2020 Rocky Point
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Our Worship TimesSunday Service
10:30 AM, Sanctuary Wednesday Revive! Service 7:00 PM, Sanctuary All worship services have on-site infant/child care available in our Family Room and programs for children and youth. |
The best way to keep up with what is going on at Westminster is through our Weekly Newsletter |