December 19, 2025
by WPC Session
Dear Westminster Presbyterian Church Family,
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'...
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November 26, 2025
by WPC Session
Dear Westminster Presbyterian Church Family,
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 Discipl...
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October 27, 2025
by WPC Session
Dear Westminster Presbyterian Church Family,
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...
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September 21, 2025
by WPC Session
Dear Westminster Presbyterian Church Family,
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 experie...
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September 2, 2025
by Mitch Grant
This summer, I had the privilege of heading up a team of 17 Westminster members for another successful mission trip to Anchorage, Alaska. We served our dedicated SEND missionaries by preparing and serving meals during their annual conference. Just as important as serving meals, we also rocked their babies. More than being just a kitchen crew or children's volunteers, we we...
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August 25, 2025
by WPC Session
Dear Westminster Presbyterian Church Family,
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 ...
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August 20, 2025
by WPC Staff
We are entering an exciting new season at Westminster. On Sunday, August 17, Pastor Mike Honeycutt and Steve Smith, our Executive Director, led our Vision Meeting to share where God is leading us through Vision 2030our five-year plan to help us fulfill our mission of helping people find hope, freedom, and purpose in Jesus.
Each year we will take steps toward that vision. ...
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August 20, 2025
by WPC Staff
This time of year is a season routinely marked by transitions, and there are a couple of wonderful, providential transitions on our church staff that we are eager to share with you. At the end of May, Don Gillespie retired from his role as Director of Pastoral Care at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Don's ministry among us was deeply significant, and he left behind a stro...
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July 25, 2025
by WPC Session
Dear Westminster Presbyterian Church Family,
Please read on for an update from the Session's July meeting.
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FEASIBILITY STUDY REPORT
Thank you to the many who participated in our recent capital campaign feasibility study and survey, which wrapped up at the end of June. We are grateful to share that over 300 individuals completed the survey.
At this mont...
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July 14, 2025
by Katie Hughes
On Thursday, June 19th, our team of young adults traveled to Athens, Greece to spend time with Emmanuel and Bethany Tsoustas at their church, Pangrati Church. Our church is committed to cultivating a relationship with Pangrati Church. Two years ago, a group of young adults visited Athens to serve at Pangrati Church, and Emmanuel has visited our church several times. It was...
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