Friday, October 30
My Friends,

This Sunday, November 1, is special in so many ways; an opportunity for us to experience what it means to share in the Priesthood of All Believers:

Communion Sunday: Our communion will follow the safety procedures we have established and ask those at home to have the elements present.

All Saints' Day: We will read the names of our members who died this past year and toll the bell in remembrance with a special anthem.

Congregational Meeting: We will respond to the recommendation of the Pastor Nominating Committee and vote on the call of our next Senior Pastor. And, as we do each fall, we will elect the leaders who will guide us through the coming year.

Our congregational meeting will be conducted in person in the sanctuary and through livestream after the 11:00 a.m. worship service. We will use Mentimeter, a secure, online voting tool recommended by Pittsburgh Presbytery, for voting. Read voting instructions here.

You can test Mentimeter beforehand to get comfortable with the application. Go to www.menti.com and use the code 43 12 16 7. Answer Yes or No to the question, “Do you like the Steelers?” and click “Submit.” This format will be used for all votes.

The candidate will preach at both services. The Pastor Nominating Committee will make their report and recommendation with Terms of Call at the meeting. Information about the candidate will be passed out in the sanctuary and will be sent by email to the congregation on Sunday morning prior to the meeting. This information is kept confidential until the meeting to protect the candidate who is in active ministry in a congregation.

Blessings,
Bruce Lancaster
Interim Senior Pastor
Daylight Saving Time ends this Sunday.
Don't forget to turn your clocks back one hour.
Sunday, November 1
All Saints' Day

Join us for in person or livestream worship services.

Lord's Supper
As part of our services, you will be invited to participate in the Lord’s Supper. If you are worshiping from home, please have bread and drink on hand.

9:00 a.m. Bridge Contemporary Worship in the WROC
11:00 a.m. Traditional Worship in the Sanctuary
Rooted and Grounded
Candidate for Senior Pastor
All Saints' Day

We give thanks and remember the members of Westminster Presbyterian Church who have gone on to the church triumphant over the past year.
Philipp Auer
Louise Burnette
Laura Brown
Bekki Cain
Dolores Carlson
John Carroll
David J. Copeland
Robert Davis
Allan Dreeland
Louis H. Farmer Jr.
Miles Ford
John Goodman
Richard Heilman
Sylvia Hollinshead
William R. Kramer Sr.
Ross W. Lappe Jr.
Paul Page
Lorraine Sachse
Joseph Andrew Senge
Scott Robert Senge
William Shaw
Rennay ISimmons
Mary Frances Smith
Jean Stockdale
Don Thomas
Patty Twigg
Doris Wells
In Person Worship
In person seating is full for the 11:00 a.m. worship service on Sunday, November 1. Please join us in person at the 9:00 a.m. Bridge Contemporary service by clicking the Worship Reservations button. For assistance, please call Peg Kinsey at the church office at 412-835-6630.

You may also join us via livestream at either 9:00 or 11:00 a.m. by clicking the Watch Live Services button.
Giving of Tithes and Offerings
Giving of tithes and offerings is an important act of worship. Whether you are worshiping with us in person or through our livestream option, we thank you for your gifts which help us to continue the work of the church. Read about the different ways to give to Westminster.
Last Week's Worship Services

Both the contemporary and traditional services from last Sunday are available to watch on our YouTube channel by clicking here.

STAY CONNECTED
Westminster Seminars Online

November 1, 8, 15, 22
10:00 a.m.

We There Yet? Pandemic and the End-times
Steven Tuell, James A. Kelso Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary

We will look at several texts from both testaments typically read as predicting the end of the world, and consider what the texts themselves actually say about the Apocalypse, the Rapture, the Antichrist, and the Final Judgment.

The Writers of Westminster
Somewhere Under the Rainbow Book Presale

The Writers of Westminster are excited to introduce their fourth book for Christmas this year, titled Somewhere Under the Rainbow. As in past years, the book will be 92 pages long with lots of photos and illustrations that highlight our church and its members in a positive and blessed way.

Due to current church guidelines during COVID, we will not be able to host a signing session or sell books in person after worship. So, we are asking you to please preorder your book(s) by Tuesday, December 1.

Volunteer Opportunity
Assemble Global Links Hygiene Kits

Wednesday, November 11
6:30 p.m.
Fellowship Hall

Did you know that 42,000 kids right here in our community struggle with food, transportation, housing, and personal care expenses? Imagine being a teenager and the social repercussions of having to go to school with unbrushed teeth and no deodorant. Help assemble hygiene kits to be distributed through Global Links. Reservations required; read more or contact Jan Baumann.
Contact Us

Westminster Presbyterian Church
2040 Washington Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15241
412-835-6630

Interim Senior Pastor, Head of Staff

Associate Pastor for Congregational Care
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