Westminster Academy continues tonight,,,
Westminster Academy continues tonight,,,
Weekly Happenings

A New Podcast

We’re talking the text!  Each Tuesday, the pastoral staff discusses the sermon text for the upcoming Sunday. We invite you to listen in and hear our conversation about God’s Word. The link is provided below, and the sermon text is based on
Luke 16:1-3 and 1 Timothy 2:1-7.


Please click here to listen to our new podcast.
Starts September 17
Westminster Academy
6:30 p.m. • Overlook Room

Join us for a discussion on “Irish Poetry of Place” with Kacie Hittle (Belmont English Dept).

Over four weeks, we will look at Yeats’ “The Lake Isle of Innisfree”; Heaney’s “The Peninsula”; Boland’s “Pomegranate”, the final week will feature poems by Moya Cannon (including “Orientation”) and Vona Groarke (including “Spindrift”), two contemporary Irish poets.

For more info, please contact Guy Griffith, ggriffith@nashvillewpc.org.

Download a copy of the poems here:


Tuesday-Friday
Westminster Café
8:00 a.m. - Noon


Be our guest! Park in the north entrance parking lot by the blue outdoor umbrella. Enjoy specialized coffees, various teas, and cold drinks along with homemade yummies. High chairs are available for our little guests.
Thursday Morning Theology
9:30 a.m. | Thursdays | Overlook Room

This fall, we will study N.T. Wright’s Paul: A Biography

In this definitive biography, renowned Bible scholar, Anglican bishop, and bestselling author N.T. Wright offers a radical look at the apostle Paul, illuminating the humanity and remarkable achievements of this intellectual who invented Christian theology, transforming a faith and changing the world. 

The classes will consist of group discussions, rather than lectures. Rhea Bucy and Bob Buchanan will facilitate the discussion using the texts and scriptural passages N.T. Wright, the author, cites in the book.
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September 21
Fall New Member & Inquirer Class
9:45 a.m. • Goodpasture Hall
Led by: New Member Committee, church leaders and staff

This class series is for people exploring Westminster, those feeling ready to join, and recent new members. It offers a small group experience, covers a wide range of topics, and includes a special class dinner. 

The ethos and vision of Westminster, who we are as Presbyterians in our worship and beliefs, a church tour, other ways to become involved will be covered.

To sign up for this class, please contact: Sherri Givens, sgivens@nashvillewpc.org.

For questions, please contact Co-chairs:

Kathleen Simcoe, kathleenmsimcoe@gmail.com

Stephanie Boaz, sboaz@nashvillewpc.org

September 21
For women in their late 20s to early 50s
Women’s Bible Study: The Anchor That Holds
7:00 pm 
Meets every other Sunday
The study starts tonight at Kim Crafton's home.
W.B. Yeats once said, “Things fall apart.” They do. But we believe, in the words of Craig Barnes, that “God is not nearly done pulling together the things that have fallen apart.” Join us for a 7-part series where we make space to wrestle with the things that fall apart and the One that holds all things together. Leader: Ashley Higgins
For more information, contact Dana Hildebrand, dana.m.hildebrand@gmail.com.
Under the Rio Moon:
Bossa Nova Night with Sam Levine & Friends
Friday, September 19
6:00 p.m. - Cafe opens for coffee and dessert
7:00-8:15 p.m. - Show and Dancing*
$25.00 per person
Westminster Café
Featuring Sam Levine (saxophones), Jim Ferguson (upright bass and vocals),
John Mock (classical guitar), & Chris Brown (drums and percussion)
With songs by Antonio-Carlos Jobim, Luiz Bonfa, Marco Valles, Roberta Flack and even Stevie Wonder. Familiar music will include The Girl from Ipanema, You Are the Sunshine of My Life, Theme from Black Orpheus, Corcovado, One Note Samba, and Killing Me Softly.
In addition to the show …
*If you would like to learn a few basic Salsa, Samba and Cha-Cha steps from Lisa Levine, come by the Café on Friday, September 12 from 10:00 a.m.-Noon. We will have fun dancing with the live music performed on September 19th!
Under the Rio Moon
Golf Registration
Contact us at info@nashvillewpc.org
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