Response to Hurricane Florence

Multiple opportunities are being presented to assist those that have been impacted by Hurricane Florence.  We are all asking ourselves, what can we do to help survivors? There are opportunities to give money, goods, labor, and prayer all are needed.

This is the largest rain event the state has ever experienced. Clean-up and recovery will be measured in years not months. Here are some ideas being shared by the Mission, Peace, and Justice committee.

Join a PW Circle

Presbyterian Women, the oldest and largest mission partner of the PC(USA), is 230 years old. 2018 marks 30 years since the former women’s organizations united to form Presbyterian Women.

We gather to nurture our faith, support missions, work for justice, and build community. We encourage you to join the warm embrace of intentional relationship in whatever terms your life story permits. We welcome all by supporting each other and learning to rest in the promise of God’s presence. This is the heart of WRPC PW, a desire to journey together in Christian love.

Learn more about PW at WRPC, join a circle and check out upcoming events!

Sabbath Continues

This summer we explored the practice of Sabbath.   Our wish is for the congregation continue to be intentional with their time with God and one another as summer ends and we move into fall.  Join one of these groups to share your reflections on the summer reading and programs. Some books are still available for purchase at a discounted price of $10 per book. Look for them in the Hospitality Area.

• Sabbath in the Suburbs –September 16 in Family Faith in Room 313. Ashlie Thompson leads.
• For Sabbath’s Sake –September 23, 12:35 – 1:45 PM. Pack or grab a lunch. Room 100. Marietta Wynands leads.
• Receiving the Day –October 14, 9:45 – 10:45 AM. Room 100. Teresa McLean leads.
• Sabbath as Resistance - October 21, 9:45 – 10:45 AM in Haasis Class. Mark Zaineddin leads.