Upcoming Events - March, 2024

Easter Sunday Sunrise Service
6:30 am March 31 • Courtyard
Join us as we journey around the Westminster building as we celebrate Christ's resurrection! We begin in candlelight in the courtyard and travel to the crosses, memorial garden, and we end the service in the Sanctuary. Communion is served at this service. Following this service enjoy a light breakfast in Café 10 West.

Easter Sunday Traditional Service
8:15 am March 31• Sanctuary
The Chancel Choir and brass ensemble helps lead this traditional Easter service. Nursery Care provided for children 6 month thru four years.

Easter Sunday Traditional Service
9:30 am March 31 • Sanctuary & Live Stream
The Chancel Choir and brass ensemble helps lead this traditional Easter service. Nursery Care provided for children 6 month thru four years. Older kids are invited to an Easter storytelling, egg hunt and decorating a flower cross following the thought for children.

Easter Sunday Contemporary Service
11:00 am March 31• Sanctuary & Live Stream
Our worship band helps lead this contemporary Easter service. Nursery Care provided for children 6 month thru four years. Older children are invited for a time of Young Children & Worship following the thought for children.

Join us for the first service of Easter. This is a Taize service with communion, baptism, hymns, and scripture readings from the old and new testament.

Good Friday is the day we remember Jesus’ crucifixion. The hours of noon to 3 p.m. are particularly significant as these commemorate the time Jesus hung on the cross. This worship service will include prayers, moments of silent reflection, and music. 

An intergenerational gathering as we enter into Holy Week. Click here to register. Questions? Contact Jill Reichert, Jon Frost or Chris Clark.

• 5:00-5:45 pm: Worship - includes stations of interactive, contemplative practices (e.g., Examen Jar, Palm Cross-making, Praying in Color, Candle Lighting, Mini-labyrinths, & Communion)
• 5:45-6:30 pm: Potluck Dinner - Church will provide meat and vegetarian main entrée options as well as chicken nuggets for children. Please bring a side dish, salad, veggies or dessert. 

Every day, blood donors help patients of all ages: accident and burn victims, heart surgery and organ transplant patients, and those battling cancer. In fact, every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood. Help save lives by donating blood. Click here to sign up with sponsor code WPC. 

Come hear our Chancel Choir in a free afternoon concert as they present Verdi's Requiem with professional orchestra and soloists. This performance will enthrall you in its grandiosity while reminding you of the peace in God’s promise of everlasting life. We will collect a free-will offering to help defray the concert production costs of this unique performance experience. Questions? Contact Tim Evers.

9-11:30 am Saturday, March 16

This year, we will be deploying over 1,000 volunteers to remove tens of thousands of pounds of trash from streams throughout our watersheds. As a new addition, we are also launching a community science arm for the event! Gloves, trash bags and refreshments will be provided. Those that register early can receive a t-shirt. The Cleanup will be followed by a volunteer picnic at Rita Reeves Park until 1 pm. There is a field on the registration form to indicate your intent to attend. Click here to register for WEST GOSHEN SITE 111.  Walk-in volunteers will also be welcome that morning. Questions? Contact Sue and Martin Brugel.

You don’t have to suffer in silence anymore. Would you like God to move into your life with healing and growth? Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered, 12 step recovery program for anyone who is struggling with the challenges of life. It is not just for addiction issues.  Come and join us in person or over Zoom and let God work in your life through Celebrate Recovery. Questions? Contact the Celebrate Recovery Leadership Team.

The average response time for first responders once 911 is called is 8-12 minutes. For each minute defibrillation is delayed, the chance of survival reduces by approximately 10%. Fortunately, with CPR/AED training, you can gain the skills necessary to help save a life. Join The Good Fellowship Ambulance Education Department to learn how – and when – to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) CPR/AED. Click here to sign up. Questions? Contact Brenda Schivito.

The average response time for first responders once 911 is called is 8-12 minutes. For each minute defibrillation is delayed, the chance of survival reduces by approximately 10%. Fortunately, with CPR/AED training, you can gain the skills necessary to help save a life. Join The Good Fellowship Ambulance Education Department to learn how – and when – to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) CPR/AED. Click here to sign up. Questions? Contact Brenda Schivito.