Women's Covenant Group Next Monday
Women's Covenant Group Next Monday
Weekly Happenings

Starts Tomorrow
Thursday Morning Theology Group
930 a.m. • Overlook Room


We will be reading through Jaroslav Pelikan’s The Christian Tradition, Volume I. This book traces the historical development of Christian doctrine from the Church’s beginnings in 100AD up to 600AD when an Orthodox consensus is achieved. The Christian Tradition is an accessible but detailed account of this important period in Christian history and a great introduction for folks interested in learning more about the early Church and our theological origins. 

Contact Will Wellman to get on the class email list.
Buy a copy of the book here.
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 Matthew 3:13-17.
Please click here to listen to our new podcast.

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.
Cafe Specials for December: In addition to our specialty coffees, enjoy some hot apple cider, hot/cold chocolate or pumpkin chai latte and hot chocolate! And, of course, our homemade goodies! 
Monday, January 12, 2026
Women's Covenant Group
Goodpasture Hall
11:30 am |  BYO Lunch
12:00 pm | Program

Speakers: Rachel Morris, Executive Director, Next Door Recovery (NDR)

WPC member, Susan Weathersby, Director of Development, NDR        
Next Door Recovery provides services to support women struggling with addiction, trauma, mental illness, and/or incarceration, in an integrative, faith-based treatment model to empower them for lifetime recovery.  Susan and Rachel will share information about the mission of NDR and the comprehensive services provided to support women to live out their best life.

Please come and learn more about NDR and the amazing work being done by one of our own to help our neighbors.  We are all impacted in some way by mental health and substance abuse struggles suffered by our friends and families.
For more info, please contact Lisa Atkinson, Frances Baird, Suzanne Allen.

January 14, 21, 28, and February 4 & 11
Westminster Academy
6:30 p.m. • Overlook Room


SUE TROUT TO TEACH IN WESTMINSTER ACADEMY
Please join us as we read Daniel Mason's North Woods, a novel that looks at the history of one house and its inhabitants over four centuries.  The novel interrogates American history, American literature, and nation building, but at its heart is a novel about love, loss, and the possibilities in the afterlife.  Ultimately, the novel is a love song to the natural and supernatural worlds and the enduring human spirit. Join Belmont Professor and long-time WPC friend, Sue Tully Trout.
Buy a copy of the book here.
Sundays, January 18 – March 8 
Winter New Member & Inquirer Class
9:45 Goodpasture Hall

The winter New Member and Inquirer Class will begin Sunday, January 18 with the opportunity to join on March 8 for those who feel called into membership. The class runs during the Sunday School hour, 9:45 – 10:45 a.m.

To sign up for the class please contact Sherri Givens. 

For questions or more information please contact co-chairs Kathleen Simcoe and Ken Larish or Stephanie Boaz.

January 27
Westminster Book Group
9:30 a.m. | Fellowship
10:00 a.m. | Presentation
Goodpasture Hall


Presented by John Bailey
Jonathan Rauch, author of Cross Purposes, asserts that religion of mainline Christianity (the Presbyterian Church in the US and others) has become ’too thin to provide meaning and morals to the culture and thus to reliably support democratic society’.  We will discuss Rauch’s assertion and his suggestions as to what might be done to correct the apparent disfunction in our society and its present government.  Rauch, a life-long atheist says:  ‘Don’t be afraid.  Imitate Jesus.’
Buy a copy of the book here.

Enneagram and...Parenting
Two-Day Event
January 30 | 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
January 31 | 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.


What is the Enneagram? How is it helpful? How is it helpful in parenting? Parenting adult children and parenting the younger ones. Can you identify your kid's enneagram number? The weekend will be all about how to better understand and utilize your own personality to parent better, as well as better understand your children and opportunities to improve co-parenting.
The speakers are:
Suzanne Stabile, parent and author of The Road Back to You, The Path Between Us, The Journey Toward Wholeness (collectively over 1.5 million sold), host of The Enneagram Journey Podcast.
Rev. Joseph Stabile, parent and former catholic priest, retired methodist minister, founder of Life in the Trinity Ministry.
Joey Schewee, parent and corporate consultant, author of When Working Together Doesn't Work.
Dr. Billy Schewee, parent and lifetime educator, Director of Young Scholars Program at the University of Texas Dallas.

Register for this informative seminar here and use code WPC26 to receive 50% off in-person tickets.

Stay up to date with all the WPC events by checking the website calendar.


In a spirit of gratitude, we invite those who have not yet pledged to help us reach our 2026 goal and increasing our pledge commitments to 500 families.

Your support is the backbone of our community, and we acknowledge that we
could not make this journey without you.

In gratitude,
The Generosity Committee
Generosity 2026
Contact us at info@nashvillewpc.org
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