WGPC recently made a $36,000 donation to Home Sweet Home that helped the organization purchase a new truck to serve more people in need. “The addition of Truck #2 will allow Home Sweet Home to partner with a total of 27 organizations serving more than 1,200 families a year,” according to an article in the…

This Sunday, Sept. 15, in Fellowship Hall, members of WGPC will have the opportunity to write letters to their representatives regarding the proposed changes to the refugee resettlement program in the Faith in Real Life series. The event will take place at 9:30 a.m. between the two worship services. Trump’s top administration officials were to…

This Sunday, Sept. 8, WGPC returns to two services and begins new, exciting adult education classes. The Informal Service begins at 8:30 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. The Traditional Service begins at 10:30 a.m. in the Sanctuary. In between the two services, WGPC members will be learning, growing and serving through exciting, new adult education…

Opportunities were everywhere Aug. 25 at the Opportunity Fair in the Fellowship Hall, and many members signed up to serve the Lord for the coming year promising to shake hands, prepare meals, read the word, and study. It seems, however, that the opportunities never end at WGPC, and if you missed your chance, sign-up sheets…

Try to imagine Justin Timberlake singing a hallelujah chorus instead of his famous “Can’t Stop the Feeling.” Did you know before joining The Mickey Mouse Club, Timberlake sang in his local choir? In fact, many famous musicians, actors, and actresses got their start singing in church choirs. Some of these celebrities sang in church choirs…

Fresh starts, clean slates, new beginnings – there’s nothing like them, and WGPC is getting moving again, gearing up to the steady hum of our regular worship times of 8:30 a.m. for informal worship and 10:30 p.m. for traditional worship beginning Sept. 8 after a relaxing summer.  We look forward to new topics to study,…

With flood waters receding along the Mississippi in the Midwest and rain falling in the Gulf, clean-up kits were never more needed to help remove the muck and mud left behind from flooding. Here at WGPC, members gathered enough gloves, detergent, scouring pads, disinfectant, and bug repellent to fill 14 buckets on Sunday, July 7….

The day was cool but the sun was shining on June 13 when 10 ladies packed their lunches and gear into kayaks and began a 10-mile float down the Huzzah and Meramec rivers. “We had women from 17 years old to 70,” said Betsy Wacker, organizer of the trip. The women came with diverse experience…

There will be a lot of moving and shaking going on at the church through the summer while improvements are made to the building. The Property Committee has approved several projects to provide maintenance and improvements for the church. Most will be paid for with funds from the Meyer donation. During the discernment process, $170,000…

As an Earth Care Congregation, Webster Groves Presbyterian Church members are concerned about the environment and the future of our planet. On Sunday, April 28, the congregation came together to celebrate the gift of the earth and to understand our role in preserving it, but when members left they took home a pamphlet that can…