INSTRUCTIONS FOR ZOOMDuring this season when we are asked to stay home and keep our distance from others for the health of the whole community, we will be using an online meeting platform called Zoom to help nurture and nourish our community of faith. All you need is a computer with a camera and microphone … Continue reading Zoom Worship
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North Helpline Packing Party
Join us for our North Helpline Packing Party on Sunday, October 20th following 10:00am worship. Donations due by Sunday, October 13th. You are invited to spread the warmth of this community by participating in a service project. Your efforts will provide Christ's joy to the clients of the local North Helpline Food Bank in Lake City.
Climate Strike
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Climate Strike on Friday, September 20th. Click on post for more photos.
Giving Gathering
Giving Gathering: Alternative Gifts to Charitable Organizations At the Mission Team meeting Nov 9th we were discussing Fair Trade and how to make it available for the holidays and came up with the idea of a Popup Shop! We hope you can join us Saturday, December 5th, 12pm – 2pm on the church patio for a fun … Continue reading Giving Gathering
Holiday Drive for Kids
Treehouse for Kids Holiday Drive – Giving foster kids a childhood and a future WPC will be holding their Treehouse Holiday Drive a bit differently this year. The method of gift delivery will not be the same, but the children’s needs are still the same. Treehouse provides services for over 8000 children living in foster care … Continue reading Holiday Drive for Kids
Thanksgiving Support
Thanksgiving Support for Sand Point Housing Every year our congregation looks forward to preparing and purchasing food items to provide Thanksgiving dinners for families living at Sand Point. This year Solid Ground Housing has requested grocery gift cards in lieu of food items for their residents. Based on the need expressed by Solid Ground Housing, WPC has … Continue reading Thanksgiving Support
Little Free Pantry Update
Thank you for keeping us updated on your offerings for the Pantry! I can tell you it is being well-used by people who are accepting offerings and by those of you dropping off items. It appears that all kinds of items are getting picked up – masks, toothbrushes, wipes, feminine hygiene items, produce from the … Continue reading Little Free Pantry Update
Meaningful Movies Special Events
Please join your friends at Meaningful Movies (MM) for the upcoming online AUCTION, AWARDS CELEBRATION, and SPECIAL EVENTS! Below is a schedule of events and brief descriptions. ONLINE MMP AUCTION - Saturday, October 17 - Thursday, October 22 Register Here This is our big annual fundraiser that couldn’t happen in May because of … Continue reading Meaningful Movies Special Events
RECYCLING EVENT – New Information!
The Recology recycling event has been rescheduled to Saturday, October 3rd. 9:00am - 1:00pm on our South Property. Wedgwood Presbyterian Church is sponsoring an outdoor recycling event on our south parking lot. There will be pick-ups for batteries, electronics, and much more! Paper shredding will also be offered this year. Mark the date!
Little Free Pantry
Session approved installing a Little Free Pantry, LFP (more information below) at church. The youth at church were offered the opportunity to assist with this building project for the community. Below is a set of photos of people receiving instructions and using power tools to assemble the LFP. There will be more work parties with … Continue reading Little Free Pantry
Meaningful Movies
Meaningful Movies is having a virtual screening on July 9th. Here is the link to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3FiPPx8OR6ayd2LAU1C_ug
In Honor of Juneteenth
On June 19, 1865, Union Army Major General Gordon Granger entered Galveston, TX with news that the Civil War had ended and those who had been enslaved were now free. This was 2 ½ years after President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation went into effect and several months after the end of the war. Reactions to the … Continue reading In Honor of Juneteenth