This Week At Westminster
Upcoming Events
Wednesday, September 8, 4-6pm
  • Religious & Spiritual Life "Org Fair" at The College of Wooster
Pastor Enikő will meet with college students and introduce Westminster Church to the college community. Check out the new flier Jack Veney created highlighting our Westminster ministries here.

Sunday, September 12
  • 7.30AM - Walking-in-Mindfulness - Oak Hill Park
  • 10AM - Worship Service - Mackey Hall - in-person & online

September 13-19
  • Pastor Enikő is out of town for a conference.
Please contact Rev. Jim Collier at (330) 234-1214 if you have a pastoral need.
Look for the next mid-week email on September 22.

Coming soon!
Saturday, September 25, 5PM, Mackey Hall
  • Open Hearts, Open Minds Celebration Benefit
Join us for an informational, inspiring time of learning about the Immigrant Worker Project's Centro San Jose Scholarship Fund with stories from recipients and boxed Central American snacks.
Walking-in-Mindfulness
Join us for our monthly contemplative walk. We gather at the pavilion at Oak Hill Park to listen to a short reflection, and then walk the trail in silence.

When: Sunday, September 12.
Time: 7.30AM
Place: Oak Hill Park
Sunday Morning Hospitality
Westminster's fellowship time is an important way to build relationships with one another. We invite you to join us after worship for light refreshments and conversation! If you would like to provide refreshments or serve as our Sunday Morning Host, please visit the SignUpGenius link.
New Contact Information

As you are aware, Jack Veney moved to Ada last month to begin studies at Ohio Northern University. You can reach Jack at the address below:

Jack Veney
Unit 2492
402 W. College Ave.
Ada, Ohio 45810

~~~

If you had any changes in your contact information, please send a note to the office at wpcwooster@gmail.com so we keep our directory up to date. Contact us if you'd like a copy of the most recent directory mailed or emailed to you. Thank you for helping our community stay connected.

Prayer List

Open unto me, light for my darkness 
Open unto me, courage for my fear 
Open unto me, hope for my despair
Open unto me, peace for my turmoil 
Open unto me, joy for my sorrow
Open unto me, strength for my weakness 
Open unto me, wisdom for my confusion 
Open unto me, forgiveness for my sins
Open unto me, tenderness for my toughness 
Open unto me, love for my hates
Open unto me, Your Self for myself 

Holy Wonder, open unto me!


*Prayer by Howard Thurman

This week we pray for:


David and Marty Moldstad
Prayer for safety and comfort for David and Marty. Their new home, Brookdale Senior Living, is under lockdown due to a case of Covid infection.

Jack Vimmerstedt
A beloved member of Westminster for many years, Jack passed away last week in Green Bay, WI. Prayers for comfort and peace for Jack's family and all who grieve him in our community.

Rev. Charles L. Cureton, III, Parish Associate at First Presbyterian Church
Prayers of comfort and peace for all who mourn Rev. Cureton who died last week after a long illness. He moderated session meetings and preached regularly between 2008-2010, during a period of transition between pastors at Westminster.

Isaac Hostetler
Prayers of gratitude for Isaac whose biopsy results following the gastrectomy came back negative. Prayers for continued healing.

Dorothy Iams and her family
Continued prayers for Dorothy and her family as they grieve her oldest sister.

Vivian Holliday's grandnephews
Prayers for wisdom and safety for Vivian's grandnephews who are serving in the military.


We pray for relief from fires, damaging storms, climate change problems, and crises.

We pray for the people struggling for freedom, peace and justice; for places torn by conflict, famine and violence. As we continue to pray for the people of Afghanistan, we give thanks for peacemakers, negotiators, soldiers, and first responders.

We pray for God’s direction for our country - and all the nations of the world - especially on the upcoming 20th anniversary of 9/11.

We pray for those who grieve, struggle and suffer as infections caused by the Delta variant of COVID-19 are on the rise especially among the unvaccinated in country. We pray for exhausted medical staff who care for the sick; for wisdom to do the right thing to protect the wellbeing of all in our communities; for people in countries with no access to the vaccine.
To Submit a Prayer Request:

If you would like to submit a prayer request for yourself or someone else, please fill out this anonymous form. You are also welcome to email Pastor Enikő directly, or call her at (330) 263-2208 during her office hours (Tuesday–Friday, 9am–5pm).
Congregational Care

Session members and our Congregational Care Ministry team continue to provide calls, cards, and emails to our Westminster Presbyterian Church family. You are the eyes and ears who help the church meet the needs of our faith community. Please contact the church office by email or phone (330-263-2398) and make the needs of our church family known.
For Spiritual Growth

Daily Scripture
Lectionary readings provide a disciplined way to read through the Bible. Read today's Daily Lectionary reading and find previous and future readings. Click here.

World News in Prayer
World news This Week in Prayer is (normally) compiled and posted every Thursday. World in Prayer is a ministry of the Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist Lodi, California, USA, and is written by a team of writers representing different denominations throughout the US, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Click here.

The Our Bible App
Check out the Our Bible App platform — a progressive Christian devotional resource centering the voices of marginalized communities and people of faith. Click here to visit the homepage and download the app to your smartphone.
Prayer Request and Privacy Laws

Please note, that because of government privacy laws, hospitals and care centers no longer are allowed to notify churches that a person has been admitted (even if the person lists their home church at admission). The only way that the church staff will know if someone is hospitalized is if a family member or friend lets us know. We'd rather get 20 calls about the same person than none! Thanks for your help in making Westminster a caring community. Contact the Westminster Office by phone 330-263-2398 or email to notify the church if you or someone you know is hospitalized or otherwise in need of our prayers!
Westminster Presbyterian Church
353 East Pine Street Wooster, Ohio  330-263-2398