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Sunday Worship, Starts at 10:30am
Preacher: Rev. Robert Lowry
Sunday, 9am, Adult CE
Location: Chapel
November 10 David Stricklin will lead a discussion of
“Accidental Saints” by Nadia Bolz Weber
during the Sunday School hour.
November 10, in preparation for Cotham lecturer Rev. Nadia Bolz-Weber, we will be looking at several things in her book Accidental Saints: Finding God in all the Wrong People, especially her communication style and the main themes she’s interested in, most especially the action of grace in people’s lives. We’ll focus roughly on the first ten (brief) chapters of the book on November 3 and the rest of the book on November 10. But anybody will be able to participate in the discussion both weeks, no matter how much of the book they’ve had a chance to read.
Cotham Lecture Book Studies
“Accidental Saints” by Nadia Bolz Weber
There will be several more opportunities prior to the Cotham lectures to gather for discussion.
Robert will lead discussions in the Chapel
Monday November 11, 6:30pm
Tuesday November 12, 1:30pm
Cotham Lectures, November 16-17, Sanctuary
To quote Wikipedia, “Bolz-Weber is known for her unusual approach to reaching others through her church. She has produced work in the church that scholar and writer Diana Butler Bass considers part of “‘a new Reformation.'”
Please be aware that Bolz-Weber uses language that some people would find offensive.
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Starting on May 8th, The Westover office will now be open on Wednesdays from 10 AM to 3 PM.
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Rev. Robert Lowry
Dear Friends,
Welcome!
I hope you will take a few minutes to explore our website to learn more about Westover Hills Presbyterian. This will give you a glimpse of who we are. The best things about Westover cannot be posted on the website, however. The best part of Westover are the people and the community.
Westover Hills is a community that strives to be welcoming to people who have solid faith or struggling faith, people who fit the mold and people who break the mold, people who think there can be a better world and are willing to work to make it a reality. At Westover, we believe in building community rooted in hope and defined by our core values of worship, justice, service, and inclusiveness.
Since our founding 75 years ago, Westover Hills has been committed to those core values. The values that led the congregation to take a stand against segregation in the 1950’s and 1960’s continue to shape our work today. Our ministry to incarcerated persons and members of the LGBTQIA+ community are part of our commitment to embrace diversity and fight for equity.
Here you will find a glimpse of who we are, but the best way to get to know WHPC is to drop by one Sunday morning and see what we are really all about. Whether you are looking for a new church home, just dipping your toes in the world of religion, or simply need a port in the storm in this crazy world, we hope you will give Westover Hills a chance.
Peace, Pastor Robert Lowry
Rev. Robert Lowry
