• UPDATES – Ad Hoc Committee News

THE WORD

• Revised Common Lectionary Readings

THINKING ABOUT THE FAITH

• Worship Bulletin
• Sermon Archive
• Watch Worship Online
• Worship Archive

CHURCH NEWS

• The Weekly Window Announcements
• The Westminster Window – Archive
  as of December 2021, we no longer do a monthly newsletter. 

STEWARDSHIP

• 2024 Pledge Campaign
• Per Capita
• Annual Report 2023

STAYING SAFE

• 11/21/2022 – Unless the government changes the rules, we do not have any C19 rules. People can wear masks if they want.
• 09/22/2020 – Returning to In-Person Guidelines | September 22, 2020

PUZZLES AND MORE

A variety of puzzles and coloring pages

FORMS

• Building Usage Form
• Key Request Form
• Profile Information Form
• Update Church Directory Form  — The New Church Directory for the Westminster Members was printed and distributed the first part of November 2022. If you did not receive a copy and would like to have one please contact the church office at 309.673.8501 or email us at wpc@westminsterpeoria.org

CONSTITUTION OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

• Book of Order 2023-2025
  The first part of the Constitution of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is contained in the Book of Confessions.
  The text of twelve confessional documents comprises this volume.
  Together these documents stand to be significant and instructive to both the individual and
  corporate life and faith of Presbyterians.
  The Book of Order is the second part of the Constitution of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
  This volume contains the Foundations, the Form of Government, the Directory for Worship,
  and the Church Discipline.
  The Book of Order is published by the Office of the General Assembly.
• Book of Order 2019-2023
  There were no amendments made to the Book of Order at the most recent General Assembly in 2020. Book of Order 2019 – 2021 has been extended through 2023.

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

• All positions are filled at this time.

“What goes through your mind as you sit in the sanctuary and look around?

As I sit in my pew and look up at the cross with the wonderful light illuminating it, I am reminded of why I am at Westminster on this particular day. The cross reminds me that Christ died for me and, in a sense, I am to do the same in my daily life. The brightness of the cross illustrates for me the brightness of living my life in the way of Christ.”