Webster Groves Presbyterian Church will offer free mail-in ballot notarization services on Sunday, July 26 from noon to 3 p.m. and each day, July 27 – 29 from 4 to 6 p.m.                                            The notary…

We are a singing church. We express our faith through song. For months now, many of us have been unable to attend services because of the COVID-19 pandemic. We miss hearing our hymns and singing them—praying them—together. We yearn to enter our churches once again and lift our voices in song. But singing together may…

Voters who plan to mail in their votes for the August 4 election can have their ballots notarized at Webster Groves Presbyterian Church, 45 Lockwood Ave. on July 19 and 26 from noon until 3 p.m. Those who attend should wear a mask and bring their completed ballot, envelope and identification. A new law will…

If you have two hours to spare in late July, you can help our community and impact student’s lives in a positive way.  The St. Louis Internship Program (SLIP), one of our partners through the Dorothy Meyer grant program, is seeking people to serve on ZOOM review panels for final student project presentations during the week of July…

Members of WGPC’s Advocacy Team are standing with the African American community with the placement of new signs on our church grounds. Advocacy Team Co-Chairs Julie Burchett and Janice Seele said the decision was a call to action rooted in faith. They are asking for the support of the congregation as they move forward with…

Members of the Environmental Stewardship Committee began their Memorial weekend by focusing on the future and planting a variety of native species on the earth island at the north side of the parking lot. There is a purpose for planting Missouri flora, said Deb Grossman who organized the project. “If you don’t plant native plants,…

  On May 5, about 20 vehicles filled with ECC kids and their parents circled the parking lot to say hello to their teachers, pick up their belongings and celebrate the official end of the school year. All eight teachers that work for the ECC came out with signs to let children know they are…

During this challenging time, when we would all love to be helping others but we aren’t sure how to do that, know that WGPC is still reaching out! Thanks to the generosity of our current members, as well as our long-standing endowment funds, we have been able to help in the following ways: A donation…

Dear Friends in Christ, I am pleased to let you know that while we are not meeting in person for worship, we are going to still put up our Easter cross in front of the church.  You will recall this is the cross made of chicken wire that we put flowers in.  On Easter you…

“This is the day that the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it.”  (Psalm 118:24) So sings the psalmist in the lectionary reading for this coming Sunday.  Today the sun is out and the day will be beautiful-if we choose it to be. Each day always presents us with things to…