Westminster Presbyterian Church

06/07/2026

We promise none of these cards will be handed out! Join us for worship and fellowship!

9:45 am : NEW Sunday School course - Psalms

11:00am: Worship
Scripture - Acts 2:37-42
Sermon: “Come to the Table”
Hymns:
66 God Is Known among His People
305 Arise, My Soul, Arise
415 Baptized into Your Name Most Holy
427 Amidst Us Our Beloved Stands

12:30: Potluck Lunch

6:00pm: Evening Worship
Scripture 2 Samuel 6:1–15
Sermon: “Worse Than Dirt”
Hymns:
100 Holy, Holy, Holy!
122 God, All Nature Sings Thy Glory
382 God Himself Is with Us
455 And Can It Be That I Should Gain

We will celebrate the Sacrament of the Lords Supper both morning and evening worship.

Announcements for this week:

New Sunday School Series: Through July 26, Elder Randy Sleight will be leading a study of the Psalms during the Sunday School hour, 9:45–10:45am. Come study together!

Musicians Wanted! We are looking to add musicians to round out our Evening Worship team. Please talk to Pastor Brent if you have interest in helping with music for evening worship.

Special Summer Music: Musicians! We invite you to sing or play an instrument to help us worship God this summer during the chancel choir's summer break. Any Sunday from June 21 to September 13 is open for you to share your talent with us. Contact Cathy Nordman to schedule your special music.

The Church Office is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00am‒1:00pm and by appointment.

05/28/2026

Join us in Worship this Lords Day, Sunday May 31, 2026.
9:45 am Sunday School
11:00am Worship
6:00pm Evening Worship

Announcements for this week:

Musicians Wanted! We are looking to add musicians to round out our Evening Worship team. Please talk to Pastor Brent if you have interest in helping with music for evening worship.

Special Summer Music: Musicians! We invite you to sing or play an instrument to help us worship God this summer during the chancel choir's summer break. Any Sunday from June 21 to September 13 is open for you to share your talent with us. Contact Cathy Nordman to schedule your special music.

Mission Trip: Please pray for the Mission team to Sacred Road near Yakima May 30th through June 5th.

Officer Nominations: Nominations are running through May 31st. Please fill out a nomination form and place it in the offering plate on Sunday or mail/email it to the church office.

The Church Office is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00am‒1:00pm and by appointment.

05/18/2026

Hebrews 12 says that something far more glorious is happening when we worship than what we can see with our eyes.
Through Christ, God brings His people into the heavenly assembly, so that we worship with reverent joy and unshakable hope.
That means that right now, as ordinary as our weekly gathering may appear, there is a spiritual reality greater than we can fully comprehend. When we gather in worship, heaven and earth meet. This is a theological term called the “Communion of the Saints”.

“Who We Worship With” sermon from Sunday, May 17, 2026

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05/12/2026

A renewal of vows ceremony helps us understand something important about worship. Renewing vows is about confirming and strengthening an existing relationship. It's a way of saying “I still do, and I always will.” The couple repeats promises they made years before. They remember what had brought them together and publicly recommit themselves to faithfulness for the years ahead.

Sermon: Worship as Covenant Renewal
Scripture: Deuteronomy 5:1-33
Sunday, May 10, 2026

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05/05/2026

There are many things going on in a worship service but the highlight of the worship service is in v. 13 when God meets His people in worship, and that reality transforms how we approach Him.

Sermon text: 2 Chronicles 5:1-21
“God Meets Us”
May 3, 2026

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04/27/2026

If someone asked you, “What happens on Sunday at church?” How would you answer?
You might answer: We sing hymns, read the bible, pray, and connect with other Christians. But, isn't there more to it? Perhaps you don't exactly know how to answer that question.
Many of us—whether we’ve been in church for years or are going for the first time—can find ourselves unsure of what is actually happening when we worship.
Our new sermon series is exploring what happens when we worship. Over the next several weeks we will come to know why we worship, grow in our appreciation of God and of worship, and begin to experience God's presence more as we worship together.
This morning we’ll start to address that by asking, “Why do we worship?”

Psalm 95 answers that question for us. It shows us worship is an encounter that God has initiated with his people so He may meet with us and bless us.

Sunday, April 26 11:00am worship sermon:
“Why Worship?”
Psalm 95

Why Worship? | Psalm 95 | Rev. Brent Kilman

04/24/2026

Join us to worship the living God!
This Sunday, April 26, our morning worship begins a new series on “What Happens When We Worship”. The attached video by preacher Alistair Begg is a helpful starter for us as well consider Psalm 95 and “Why We Worship” in our 11:00am service.

Here is our schedule this Sunday:

9:45am Sunday School - How to Study the Bible
11:00am Worship
Scripture: Psalm 95
Sermon: Why Worship
Hymns:
All People That on Earth Do Dwell
God of Gods, We Sound His Praises
I Sing the Almighty Power of God
Come, Christians, Join to Sing

6:00pm Evening Worship
Scripture reading: 1 Samuel 26:1-26
Sermon: David Spares Saul… Again
Hymns:
A Mighty Fortress Is Our God
Great Is Thy Faithfulness
Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah
Be Still, My Soul

Announcements this week:
Children’s Lesson: First Catechism Q. 9
Q. 9. What is God? A. God is a Spirit, and has not a body like men.
John 4:24 “God is spirit, and those who worship him must worship in spirit and truth.”

Nursery: We welcome children of all ages in our worship service. However, Nursery is available for children, age 0–3. Our Nursery workers have been professionally background checked and cleared. If so desired, parents are welcome to leave their youngest children in the care of the nursery workers during the service for an age appropriate Bible story.

Mission Trip to Yakima: We have 3 FREE spots available to participate in the short term trip to Yakima, May 30–June 5.
To inquire or claim a spot please contact Paul Nordman.

Crisis Management Training will be held on Sunday, May 24, immediately following the morning worship service. While we trust the Lord to watch over us, this training will help our congregation understand our plans and expectations in the event of a crisis. Please plan to stay after the service to participate.

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04/20/2026

If you had to summarize your life in just a few sentences, what details would you include?

Maybe you're tempted to think your life feels too ordinary—almost unremarkable.
But Genesis 35 reminds us that God does His most important work in the middle of ordinary life. Through birth and death… through sin and sorrow… through everything that makes up a real human life. Something deeper is going on beneath the surface of ordinary life.
In every generation, God remains faithful to call a people to himself, make himself known to them, and guide them every step along their way from birth to death.

Sermon from Sunday, April 19, 2026
Genesis 35:16-29 Birth and Death

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04/18/2026

Friends, we invite you to worship the Lord with us this Lords Day, Sunday, April 19, 2026.

9:45am Sunday School - “How to Study the Bible”
11:00am Worship
Scripture reading: Genesis 35:16-29
Sermon: “Birth and Death”
What is the value of an “ordinary life” in Gods plan?

6:00pm Corporate Prayer Meeting

Join us in seeking the Lord together!

04/13/2026

Genesis 34 is a graphic depiction of horrific acts including personal violation, kidnapping, blackmail and vengeance. It's a story about why God calls his people to holiness and must provide it for us.

This dark story leaves us with a question:
Who is right? Who is wrong?

Genesis 34 shows God’s people risking their holiness through wandering, weakness, and wrath. Still, God gives us a better way to keep covenant with him.

Sunday Morning Sermon, Sunday April 12, 2026
Genesis 34:1-31
“Wandering, Weakness, and Wrath”

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