Please read on for an update from the Session’s March meeting.

ROAR Director Update

The Session received a recommendation from Rev. JT Hoover regarding the next Director of ROAR Sports. Chuck Preslar, who has faithfully served in the ROAR ministry for twenty years, both as a volunteer and in part-time roles, was introduced to the Session as the candidate for this full-time role. The Session enthusiastically and unanimously approved extending an offer to Chuck to become our next ROAR Director. He will officially transition into this new role on April 1.

We are thankful for the Lord’s provision and ask that you join us in praying for Chuck as he takes the helm of this important outreach ministry of our church. We also pray for continued growth and fruitfulness in ROAR as we seek to serve our community with the gospel through the outreach of sports.

Discipleship Pathway

One of our churchwide objectives for 2026 is to develop and implement a cohesive discipleship pathway so that our members increasingly grow as mature, equipped, and missional followers of Jesus. Rev. Jonathan Garrett shared encouraging progress on the development of this pathway.

Our discipleship team will continue to develop and refine this work throughout the spring and summer, with plans to introduce it to the congregation in the fall. We are excited about the future of Westminster as we seek to become a body of disciples who make disciples.

New Study Bibles for Visitors

As we say almost every Sunday, “If you do not have a Bible, please take one from the pews. It is our gift to you.” God’s Word is essential to our lives, and we desire that all who come through our doors would know the hope found in it.

One of the best ways to grow in understanding Scripture is through a study Bible, which includes helpful notes and insights from biblical scholars to provide context and clarity for more difficult passages. In an effort to make Scripture even more accessible, the Session approved making study Bibles available as gifts for visitors and others who may benefit from them.

The recommended edition is the ESV Concise Study Bible. If you are interested in purchasing one for yourself, you can find it here.

Presbytery and General Assembly

As part of the Presbyterian Church in America, Westminster is a local expression of a much larger body. We are connected regionally through Fellowship Presbytery and nationally through the General Assembly.

On Saturday, April 25, WPC will host the Ruling and Teaching Elders of Fellowship Presbytery as they gather to conduct the business of our local churches. Later this summer, our denomination will meet in Louisville, KY (June 22–26) for the General Assembly. Several of our own elders plan to attend these important gatherings.

Please join us in praying not only for the mission and ministry of Westminster, but also for our sister churches across Fellowship Presbytery and throughout the denomination. May the Lord guide and strengthen his church as we serve together.

Community Engagement Committee

Westminster’s Community Engagement Committee is tasked with cultivating active and meaningful relationships with ministries serving our local community, seeking to care for those in need both spiritually and materially. The committee is made up of elders, deacons, and members of the congregation.

Ruling Elder Greg Madden has been appointed to serve as one of the elders on this committee, joining Doug DeKoster, Daniel Gaulden, PJ Cooper, Jonathan Taylor, Courtney Denton, and Sharon Cole. We encourage you to remember this team and their work in prayer as they seek to provide care, support, and the hope of the gospel to those in need in our community.

Session Leadership Team Female Advisors

At Westminster, we value the voices and contributions of women throughout our congregation. For several years, the Session Leadership Team has invited two female advisors to attend meetings and come alongside our Ruling Elders as they carry out the business of the church.

At this month’s meeting, the Session approved an amendment to the Session Leadership Team charter to broaden the pool of women eligible to serve in this advisory role by including the wives of deacons. Previously, all officers’ wives were excluded, but it was recognized that this limitation prevented many gifted and qualified women from serving in this way. Elders’ wives will continue not to serve in this role so that no single household has undue influence.

The Session Leadership Team is currently in the process of identifying two women to serve, and we are grateful for the many women in our church whose wisdom and service strengthen the life of Westminster.

Please stay tuned each month for continued updates from the Westminster Session. If you have questions about any of the items mentioned in this monthly update or want more details, please email wpcsession@wpcgo.com.

Please read on for an update from the Session’s February meeting.

Presbytery Report

Our church is part of a larger body of 15 churches in the York County area, Fellowship Presbytery. Rev. JT Hoover shared an update from the most recent presbytery meetings. We encourage you to be in regular prayer for the Elders serving across our presbytery as they provide spiritual oversight and care for their congregations. Ask the Lord to grant them wisdom, unity, humility, and courage as they faithfully shepherd God’s people.

2026 Officer Nominations

Due to the significant season of change at Westminster, including the upcoming pastoral search and capital campaign, the Session has decided to suspend nominations for new officers in 2026. At the end of the year, Elders who have previously served and been ordained will have the option to stand for election in order to be reinstalled to active service. Deacons, however, serve in a perpetual ordination and therefore do not require congregational approval to become active again. In 2027, we plan to resume our regular nomination process and return to our normal officer election schedule.

Pastor Search Committee Slate Selection

The Session carefully went through the process of selecting the Pastoral Search Committee. A recommended slate of nine members and nine alternates was presented for consideration. After prayerful deliberation, the Session selected the slate recommended by the Session Leadership Team. The final slate reflects a broad representation of our congregation, including various ages and life stages, members from both worship services, and a balance of genders. This slate of nine members, with two designated alternates, will go before the congregation for election at the February 22 congregational meeting, in accordance with the Book of Church Order.

February 22 Congregational Meeting Process

Bill McKinnon, the Clerk of Westminster’s Session, gave a brief overview of the procedures of the February 22 congregational meeting to elect the Pastor Search Committee. Due to the usual format of our congregational meetings, and after consultation with Per Almquist, Polity Specialist of the PCA, it was decided that the vote on the Pastoral Search Committee slate would be a simple up-or-down vote. Because of the logistics and timing of the meeting, floor nominations would not be feasible. Ruling Elder McKinnon prepared a letter to the congregation explaining this process. You can read his letter, along with other information about our pastor search on our website.

Results from February 22 Congregational Meeting

Thank you to all who participated in our February 22 Congregational Meeting. We are grateful for your engagement and prayerful involvement in this important season. The recommended Pastor Search Committee slate was approved with 95% voting in favor. Our committee members are Audrey Bisch, Tonya Conrad, Spence Dixon, Steve Heckard, Calum Henderson, Diane Howe, Ashley Kerr, Jim Petty, and Elizabeth Robinson, with Matt Harper and Abigail Wilson serving as alternates. Please join us in praying faithfully for this team as they begin the significant work of discerning whom God is calling to serve as our next Senior Pastor. May the Lord grant them wisdom, unity, humility, and clear direction in the months ahead.

Please stay tuned each month for continued updates from the Westminster Session. If you have questions about any of the items mentioned in this monthly update or want more details, please email wpcsession@wpcgo.com.

Vision, Priorities, and Stewardship

Last year, the Session affirmed our long-range vision, Vision 2030, to help orient our life together as a congregation. That vision continues to shape our focus for 2026, with three church-wide priorities at the center of our work: developing a clear discipleship pathway, continuing to grow as a welcoming church, and launching the capital campaign and campus renovation. While all three remain deeply important, the meeting time on February 15 focused on the campaign and renovation because of their urgency and significance in this season.

Our Executive Director, Steve Smith, also shared encouraging news about stewardship. Through your faithful giving, we once again exceeded budget expectations in 2025. With the upcoming campaign in mind, the Session prayerfully chose to hold the 2026 operating budget flat. By God’s grace, we were able to absorb rising costs while preserving our ministry commitments. Even more encouraging, many have already given generously toward the campaign before its official launch, providing early momentum and a strong foundation of trust.

The Forward Together Campaign

The heart of the meeting centered on the upcoming capital campaign, Forward Together—Building on the Past, Looking to the Future, grounded in Hebrews 3:4: “For every house is built by someone, but the builder of all things is God.” This campaign reflects our shared belief that God is the true builder of His church, and that we are invited to respond faithfully to what he is doing among us.

The campaign goal is $7.5 million, focused on three key areas of our campus:

• The Sanctuary: Improving acoustics, technology, and design to support reverent, distraction-free worship, and create a more welcoming gathering space.
• The Multi-Purpose Building: Updating our well-loved, nearly 50-year-old building, while keeping the gym, strengthening children’s ministry spaces, improving hospitality and safety, and creating a dedicated children’s worship space.
• The Annex: Expanding and reimagining the space for student ministry, creating a visible, welcoming environment designed for belonging, discipleship, and growth.

Both Pastor JT Hoover and Pastor Mike Honeycutt emphasized that this effort is not about improving buildings for their own sake. It is about mission, making room for children, students, families, neighbors, and future generations to encounter Jesus and grow as disciples.

What Comes Next

Next, Anne Harty, a member of the campaign steering committee, shared an overview of the next steps and key moments ahead for our church. Over the next few weeks, you will be invited to more fully engage in our vision. Beginning in March, our worship services will focus on who we are as a church and why this season matters. Design renderings and renovation plans will be shared, along with clear and consistent communication throughout the spring. After Easter, the church-wide generosity campaign will formally begin.

An Invitation to Prayer and Participation

We concluded the meeting with a call to prayer, to seek God’s wisdom, unity, and faithfulness as we move forward. Each of us is invited to discern how God might be calling us to participate, remembering that generosity looks different in different seasons of life.

The overwhelming message was one of hope and confidence: God has been faithful, God is at work now, and God is inviting Westminster to move Forward Together, not to secure our own legacy, but to serve His kingdom for generations to come.

If you were unable to attend or would like to hear more of what was shared, we invite you to watch the Vision Meeting replay online for a fuller picture of this important conversation.

Watch the Replay

Please read on for an update from the Session’s January meeting.

OFFICER COMMUNICATION

The Presbyterian Church in America ordains two types of officers: elders, who are responsible for shepherding and governance, and deacons, who are charged with ministries of mercy. Collaboration between these two bodies is essential to the health of the church. To strengthen communication and coordination, the Session determined that a Ruling Elder will attend the monthly Diaconate meetings on a rotating basis to report on the work and activities of the Session.

FINANCIAL UPDATE

Due to your generous giving, Westminster ended 2025 with a net operating overage of over $100k. As has been our practice in recent years, 10% of this will be earmarked as a tithe to support other ministries as allocated by our Community Engagement Committee. The use of the remaining funds will be determined by the Session Leadership Team. Thank you for your faithful giving to support the ministries of Westminster. A detailed budget will be posted in February at wpcgo.com/give.

PRESBYTERY AND GENERAL ASSEMBLY UPDATE

The churches of Fellowship Presbytery held its stated meeting on Saturday, January 24, 2026, at Trinity Church in Van Wyck, SC, gathering officers and representatives from its member churches for fellowship, worship, and denominational business.

The 53rd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) is scheduled to be held in Louisville, Kentucky, from June 22–26, 2026. This annual denominational gathering brings together Teaching Elders and Ruling Elders from PCA churches across the country for business, worship, and ministry collaboration. Westminster plans to send two delegates, a Teaching Elder, and a Ruling Elder to this annual meeting.

VISION AND CONGREGATIONAL MEETING UPDATE

The Session reviewed the 2026 churchwide objectives, the capital campaign, and plans for the pastoral transition. These topics will be presented to the full congregation at the Vision and Congregational Meetings now scheduled for Sunday, February 1, 2026, at 10am. During the Congregational Meeting portion of that hour, the congregation will be informed on the process for nominating and electing church members to serve on our Pastor Search Committee. This is an important moment in the life of our church, and we hope that all members will make an effort to attend. The meeting will be live streamed for informational purposes only as proxy voting is not permitted per our Book of Church Order.

Please stay tuned each month for continued updates from the Westminster Session. If you have questions about any of the items mentioned in this monthly update or want more details, please email wpcsession@wpcgo.com.

Please read on for an update from the Session’s December meeting.

FINANCIAL & BUDGET UPDATE

The Session received a year-end financial update reflecting encouraging giving trends and careful stewardship as 2025 draws to a close. Based on historical patterns and current projections, the elders expressed confidence in the church’s overall financial position.

In addition, the Session unanimously approved the 2026 operating budget recommendation from the Budget Committee, which will remain flat at $3.78 million. Now that the total amount and departmental allocation has been approved, our ministry leaders will prepare the budget allocation within their ministry departments and the finalized budget will be posted in February 2026 at wpcgo.com/give. The elders are committed to aligning our financial resources with Westminster’s mission and ministry priorities, trusting the Lord’s provision as we plan for the year ahead.

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN UPDATE

The Session received an encouraging update on the progress of the capital campaign. Elders have participated in a number of conversations with families and individuals across the congregation, and feedback has been consistently positive and hopeful.

Work continues toward developing clearer plans and visual renderings related to proposed improvements, particularly with respect to the multipurpose building, despite having some delays in the process as alternate contractual partners were interviewed and engaged. The Session emphasized the importance of prayerful dependence on the Lord throughout this process and encouraged continued prayer for wisdom, unity, and generosity as we move forward together.

MEMBERSHIP UPDATE

The Session celebrated the addition of our new members who joined our church earlier in December. We are committed to welcoming, shepherding, and caring for them as part of our church family.

MINISTRY & STAFFING

The Session discussed recent staffing transitions at a high level, focusing on continuity of care and leadership within key ministries. This includes Stephen Berry, ROAR Sports Director, who is resigning to pursue full-time seminary training at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, as well as a reminder of Courtney Denton’s resignation, which was addressed previously in a congregation-wide email. Both transitions are effective at the end of 2025. Plans are in place to ensure these ministries continue to be supported well during seasons of transition, and the elders will continue to remain attentive to the health and flourishing of both staff and congregation.

POLICY UPDATE

The Session approved a change to the church’s gift acceptance policy to provide clearer guidance on certain types of non-cash gifts. This update helps ensure responsible stewardship and consistency in how gifts are received and managed.

Please stay tuned each month for continued updates from the Westminster Session. If you have questions about any of the items mentioned in this monthly update or want more details, please email wpcsession@wpcgo.com.

Please read on for an update from the Session’s November meeting.

DISCIPLESHIP PATHWAY UPDATE

The Session Leadership Team shared an encouraging update on our continued progress in developing a clear and intentional discipleship pathway for Westminster. As part of this work, the Session reviewed and approved an updated Discipleship Committee Charter, strengthening the structure, clarity, and support needed for this next phase of ministry.

This updated charter will help guide our efforts to build a pathway that equips our congregation to grow as mature disciples of Christ—believers who not only deepen their own faith but are also actively engaged in making disciples of others.

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN & FAITH PROMISE

As we prepare to enter a capital campaign early next year, the Session reaffirmed a deep desire to keep our mission calling central to everything we do, even as we pursue facility improvements that will serve our ministry for years to come. To ensure that Faith Promise remains strong during this season, the Session approved increasing our Faith Promise goal to $400,000 annually for each of the two years of the capital campaign. If congregational giving does not fully meet that goal, capital campaign funds will be used to make up the difference. This decision, which passed unanimously, reflects our conviction that supporting the spread of the gospel—both locally and globally—is essential to who we are as a church.

SESSION/DIACONATE COMMUNICATION

The Session also considered helpful feedback from our deacons regarding their desire for more timely communication. In response, beginning in January, Diaconate meetings will shift to a new rhythm on the fourth Monday of each month. As part of this change, an elder will attend each Diaconate meeting to share updates and foster collaboration. We believe this adjustment will strengthen unity between our officer bodies and enhance our ability to serve the congregation faithfully and effectively.

STAFFING UPDATE

With Jonathan Garrett now serving as our Pastor of Discipleship, the Session revisited the organizational structure of our Young Adult Ministry. Because the ministry no longer has a director position above her role, the Session unanimously approved promoting Katie Hughes to Director of Young Adult Ministry. We are deeply grateful for Katie’s joyful and steadfast leadership and look forward to seeing how God continues to use her in this vital ministry.

It was also shared with the Session that Courtney Denton has submitted her resignation from Westminster’s staff, effective at the end of the year. You can read the full letter and announcement here. We remain thankful for Courtney’s faithful service and chare for our church family.

Please stay tuned each month for continued updates from the Westminster Session. If you have questions about any of the items mentioned in this monthly update or want more details, please email wpcsession@wpcgo.com.

Please read on for an update from the Session’s October meeting.

CHURCHWIDE OBJECTIVE UPDATES

In this month’s meeting, several of our leaders provided updates on the status of our churchwide objectives, adopted by the Session earlier this year.

Discipleship Pathway - Rev. Jonathan Garrett reported on our discipleship pathway initiative, through which Westminster aims to form mature, equipped, and missional followers of Christ. Current ministry vehicles include small groups, Sunday morning classes, and our Discovery Series for new members, with plans to expand into additional offerings in the future. The long-term goal is to establish a three- to five-year discipleship plan that nurtures sustained spiritual growth and deeper engagement across the congregation.

Welcoming Church - Pastor Jonathan also reported on our ongoing efforts to cultivate a more welcoming church culture. Through visits to other congregations, we have identified several best practices that Westminster can adopt as we strengthen our approach to welcoming guests. The Gathering Place continues to be an encouraging space for connection, as new attendees engage in genuine, organic conversations each week. In the future, we plan to enhance the Sunday morning experience for new attendees through our greeting team and other hospitality efforts.

Campus Renovation - The final churchwide objective centers on our upcoming campus renovation. Our capital campaign consultant was onsite for this meeting to orient the Session to our upcoming fundraising efforts. With the feasibility study and due diligence complete, strategic planning is currently underway with the aim to launch a capital campaign in early 2026.

Deacon Daniel Gaulden, chair of the Campaign Steering Committee, shared an update on the project’s progress. While several key decisions remain, the committee is working diligently to define the project scope and cost. Plans are expected to be shared with the congregation at the beginning of the new year.

OFFICER ELECTIONS

Earlier this year, the congregation nominated a group of men to stand for election as officers at Westminster. Over the past several months, these nominees have engaged in a process of discernment, training, and preparation to consider their call to serve. The Session has scheduled a congregational meeting in December to vote on their candidacy. Please watch for an official announcement confirming the date in the coming weeks.

2026 BUDGET

Each October, the Budget Committee begins planning for the coming year’s financial priorities. At this month’s meeting, the Session reviewed the first draft of the 2026 budget before it moves to the Diaconate for additional feedback. The final budget will be approved in December and finalized in January, after which it will be made available to the congregation at wpcgo.com/give.

Please stay tuned each month for continued updates from the Westminster Session. If you have questions about any of the items mentioned in this monthly update or want more details, please email wpcsession@wpcgo.com.

Please read on for an update from the Session’s September meeting.

WESTMINSTER PARK UPDATE

Charlie Kelly, Ruling Elder and Park Committee Chair, presented an encouraging report on the ministry happening at Westminster Park. Bright Side Youth Ranch, a local ministry that provides equestrian therapy to children who have experienced trauma, utilizes unused acreage in our Park for trail rides. We encourage you to take a few minutes to watch an impactful video of how Bright Side Youth Ranch is specifically using our Park to share the gospel with children in our community.

Our 300-acre property along the river is a gift to the community, welcoming thousands of visitors each year. To keep the Park beautiful and well-maintained, we rely on the help of volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering at Westminster Park or in any of our other ministries, please visit wpcgo.com/volunteer.

MISSION COMMITTEE UPDATE

Rev. Jonathan Taylor, Pastor of Congregational Care and Missions, recommended that funding support for local and domestic missions be overseen by the Missions Committee, which already manages our Faith Promise funds. As a reminder, any funds given beyond what is required for global missionary support are used for local missions. The Missions Committee uses a thoughtful and reliable process for evaluating support requests, and will now apply this same approach to local missions. The Session unanimously approved this change.

OFFICER CANDIDATE COMMISSIONS

It is almost time to elect new officers! Each year, the congregation nominates qualified, godly men to serve as your elders and deacons. These men are trained and interviewed by the Session to determine their calling to serve as church officers. The Session will form commissions to interview men who will stand for election in December. Please keep an eye out for a notice of a congregational meeting to vote on new officers.

PRESBYTERY DELEGATES

You may not be aware, but our church is part of a larger body of churches in the York County area, Fellowship Presbytery. On Thursday, September 25, several members of our Session will be attending the quarterly meeting of our presbytery. Rev. JT Hoover, Pastor of Families and Children, will be moderating this meeting. Please be in prayer for our elders as they manage the business of the presbytery and seek to care for churches in our area.

SESSION RETREAT

On September 5–6, the Session gathered for an in-town retreat with guest preacher Joe Novenson. The weekend provided valuable teaching, prayer, and fellowship, allowing our elders to grow in wisdom, unity, and spiritual maturity. We are grateful to Pastor Novenson for leading us and for sharing God’s Word with the congregation on Sunday morning.

PRAYER

During the meeting this month, your elders devoted extended time to prayer, praising God for His faithfulness and seeking His guidance for our church. Prayer is central to the work of the Session, reminding us all of our dependence on the Lord, uniting us in purpose, and keeping the ministry of Westminster grounded in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Please stay tuned each month for continued updates from the Westminster Session. If you have questions about any of the items mentioned in this monthly update or want more details, please email wpcsession@wpcgo.com.

High Points & Challenges

One of the biggest successes – a surprise and unexpected blessing, actually – was the size of our team. While we initially worried that 17 people might be too many, having a large team let us branch out and spend time caring for the littlest ones in the group, our future, the missionaries’ children. The size of our group also made it possible for our team's veteran members to fill the invaluable role of mentoring the newer volunteers and providing leadership and guidance throughout the trip. This mix of seasoned and new volunteers was a major strength of the trip.

The Mission of the Trip

Our primary mission was to allow the missionaries to relax, reflect, and recharge, as they converge on Anchorage after spending a year in the remotest of remote places, sharing God’s Word. What better way to do this than to feed them and take care of their children. We went to do the hard, physical work, standing on our feet for 12 hours a day, sleeping in bunk beds, and sharing accommodations, so the missionaries didn't have to and could relax. In the process, it looks like we may have even paved the way to expand our volunteer opportunities to take on more of the childcare responsibilities on the mission trip next year.

The greatest blessing was the opportunity to serve, even in a small way, and to give these incredible missionaries a break from their daily duties. It was so encouraging to sit and break bread with these families, to hear their stories, and to share yours with them. It’s amazing how many of these people started their mission work as a summer internship, and they are still there, full time, 20 years later.

Looking Ahead

As we look to next year, we are excited to start planning even earlier to ensure a smoother experience for everyone. We want to recruit more new members to be "shadows," learning from our veterans so our mission to Alaska can continue for years to come. There are even discussions about expanding our role to include other areas of service, like children's ministry and worship, to provide even more support to the missionaries.

We are so grateful for the support of our church family for this mission and look forward to sharing more about next year's trip as plans are finalized. 2026 short-term projects are already being planned. Let us know if you would like to get involved in Westminster's catalytic global missions ministry.

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Please read on for an update from the Session’s August meeting.

BRIGHT HOPE MINISTRY UPDATE

Ruling Elder Bob Clark, a volunteer with our Bright Hope Ministry, shared encouraging news about our ongoing work with Afghan refugee families. By God’s grace, our faithful volunteers have walked alongside four families. This month, a second family moved out of one of our mission houses and into their own place which is a huge stride towards self-sufficiency. At this time, because our team is fully engaged with the families we are serving, we do not plan to host another family. One area of continued need is tutoring for children in these families. We specifically need tutors to provide weekly sessions with three of our boys – ages 4K, 5K, and 3rd grade. If you feel called to help, visit wpcgo.com/volunteer.

VISION AND CONNECT SUNDAY

The Session reflected on the Vision and Connect Sunday gathering held on August 17. The feedback was very positive, with many expressing gratitude for the opportunity to hear more about our mission and vision. Some suggested that meetings like this be offered more than once a year, to provide ongoing opportunities for clarity and connection. If you were unable to attend, or would like to revisit the presentation, you can view the replay at wpcgo.com/vision.

SESSION LEADERSHIP TEAM UPDATE

Ruling Elder Nathan Gaulden reported on the August meeting of the Session Leadership Team. This team is made up of a smaller group of elders elected by the Session to handle administrative matters on behalf of the church. Recent discussions included updates to certain Session-designated funds, policies regarding our operating reserves, and health insurance planning for our staff.

SABBATICAL UPDATE

Pastor Jonathan Garrett gave thanks for the gift of his sabbatical this summer. It was a meaningful season of rest, reflection, and renewal. He shared how the time away allowed him to deepen his connection with the Lord and enjoy special time with his family. The Session and congregation rejoice with him in God’s provision through this season We look forward to sharing a more detailed report from Jonathan on his sabbatical in the coming weeks.

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN UPDATE

A sincere thank-you to everyone who participated in this summer’s capital campaign survey regarding upcoming campus renovations. Your input has been invaluable. The Session is prayerfully considering the next steps in this process and will share updates with the congregation once decisions have been finalized.

Please stay tuned each month for continued updates from the Westminster Session. If you have questions about any of the items mentioned in this monthly update or want more details, please email wpcsession@wpcgo.com.