WELCOME to Westminster Church Online!

We are glad that you are here this morning. We hope this time of worship nurtures
your faith enlivens your spirit and engages your mind as we celebrate God’s
love and healing for the world with the resurrection of Christ, our Risen Lord.

Before you begin, remember to download and print the 03.21.21 – Bulletin
Then grab your Bible, a cup of tea or coffee, and prepare your heart for worship.

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READ THE SERMON

5th Sunday in Lent – March 21, 2021
Rev. Denise Clark-Jones

“A HEART TO HEART TALK”

No one likes criticism. No one wants to hear that their plans are foolish and doomed to failure. That is what makes prophets so very unpopular. Jeremiah was incessant in telling Israel’s movers and shakers their money and power-grabbing schemes, which exploited the most vulnerable in society, violated God’s laws. For 29 chapters, Jeremiah points his finger at the Israelites and lays the blame for their defeat and exile at their feet. But, in chapters 30 and 31, we have what is referred to as “Jeremiah’s Little Book of Consolation.” God promises a “new covenant,” which will be “written on their hearts.”

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 Amen.

“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.”