Wyoming Presbyterian Church

SERMON SERIES: Jesus: The Prophet

A homiletical response to the Social Issues Task Force report.

Why is Jesus a prophet? When Jesus walked the earth, the Bible consisted only of the Hebrew Bible, known to us as the Old Testament. This was the Bible that Jesus read, studied, and preached from. This sermon series will explore how the Bible influenced Jesus as a prophet, why he responded to social issues, and how God calls us to follow in his footsteps.

POST-SERMON DISCUSSION TO FOLLOW in the Parlor following Coffee Hour. 

It’s Pumpkin Patch Time!

How can you help?
·  Help unload the truck at 12:30pm on 10/8
·  Sell pumpkins – https://signup.com/go/FRXNBSn
·  Spread the word – we are done when we are sold out!

In addition, this year the Patch will host two special events:

• Saturday, October 15: Pumpkin Painting Party: 10am–noon (co-sponsored by Open Door Nursery and WPC Children’s Ministry)
• Friday, October 21 (rain date Oct 22): Family Movie Night in the Patch showing “The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown”, Hosted by WPC Youth.

COFFEE HOUR IN THE PATCH – Sunday, October 9
Join us for a special Coffee Hour next week in the Pumpkin Patch, Sunday, Oct. 9, after worship. We will be serving up homemade pumpkin soup and cider doughnuts. Pastor Heather will bless the bounty of pumpkins.

Thank you to the Christian Appalachian Project and our team of adult and youth volunteers who completed another successful mission trip to Eastern Kentucky.  This year, we worked on rebuilding a roof and putting in new flooring to make homes safer and dryer for the residents. It was a wonderful week of hard work and heavy lifting. Every day was filled with joy, gratitude, team-bonding, and faith affirmation.

Thank you to our team members: Dave Berry, The Rev. Heather Brannon, Lucy Edwards, Andrew Gart, Olivia Gart, Emily Olson, Laura Olson, Alex Perez, Kathy Stine, Barbara Westlake, and our fearless leader, Debbie Wright.

PRESBYTERIAN DISASTER ASSISTANCE: UKRAINE

The people of Ukraine are facing an unfathomable humanitarian crisis. As they try to make their way to safe borders, they are without power, water, fuel, food, and other basic supplies. In this time of desperate need, we ask that you help support the Presbyterian Disaster Assistance (PDA) in their response to the situation in Ukraine and their efforts to work with sibling churches and other faith communities to provide aid.

CLICK HERE to help support PDA: Ukraine by using our online Giving page or by sending a check to the church office.

The annual Stewardship Campaign is in full swing. We’re called to share God’s gifts with the church and the world by pledging a portion of God’s treasures to WPC. Your gifts allow us to follow our mission and continue being a beacon of light in our community. Please prayerfully consider how much God’s calling you to contribute for 2022.