Friday, November 6
My Friends,

So, what is our church, what are Christians across the United States to do in this post-election world?

First, we keep on doing what we were doing before the election: We worship and glorify God, we follow Jesus Christ as we live his mission in our communities, we care for one another and those in our community who need us.

As important as elections are that set a course for the direction of our country and our communities, they pale in importance to the call of the church to gather to worship the God of all nations and all ages.

God is still God, and the promises of God are eternal. The mission of God through Jesus Christ continues to shape our lives and provide the foundation for our future.

There is no need for despair if your party lost because God’s promises are not thwarted by popular votes or an electoral college. And if your party won, don’t make the mistake of thinking the kingdom of God has been inaugurated with your candidate.

The Scriptures tell us God will heal our land, but it isn’t by elections, as important as they are. It will be when God’s people learn to live their faith as those before us have taught us to love one another as Christ has loved us.

Grace and peace,
Bruce
Sunday, November 8

Join us for in person or livestream worship services.

9:00 a.m. Bridge Contemporary Worship in the WROC
11:00 a.m. Traditional Worship in the Sanctuary
But Can God Trust in Us?
Bruce Lancaster
In Person Worship

Reserve your seats for this Sunday's in person worship services by clicking the Worship Reservations button. For assistance, please call Peg Kinsey at the church office at 412-835-6630.
Livestream Worship

We will continue to livestream our services so that we all may worship, that no matter where we are, we are united as the one body of Christ. Click the Watch Live Services button to access our livestream services.
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.
Stewardship 2020
Thank you to everyone who has made a stewardship pledge for 2021. If you have not yet pledged, please consider your gift and mail your pledge card today. Secure, online pledging is also available through MyWPC.
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
Events for Sunday, November 8

Westminster Seminars Online, 10:00 a.m. - Read more.
Westminster Welcomes New Senior Pastor

Welcome to Westminster's new senior pastor and head of staff, the Reverend Dr. Jo Forrest, who was presented and approved at the November 1 congregational meeting.

Dr. Forrest will begin her call at Westminster on Monday, January 4, 2021. Read more about Dr. Forrest here.
Peace and Justice
Understanding Implicit Bias

November 10, 17 & 24
6:00 p.m.
Zoom
Our Catholic sisters and brothers at The Prince of Peace and Saint Mary of the Mount Parish in Pittsburgh are holding a training on implicit bias via Zoom, and they have invited us to join them. This training offers an opportunity to expand on what we discussed in our first newsletter. Read more and register here.
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.
Looking Ahead

The Writers of Westminster Somewhere Under the Rainbow Book Presale, through December 1 - Read more.

Bair Foundation 2020 Christmas Gift Drive, through December 6 - Read more.
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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