Welcome
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE OFFER AT WESTMINSTER
Nestled in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains,Westminster Presbyterian Church is home to a growing community of followers of Jesus Christ, committed to proclaiming our faith in loving and generous ways, and serving the world as an act of hope.
We believe that we can make a difference in the world and the community through our faith, service, and dedication to sharing God’s love and hope for each of us.
Our sanctuary may be traditional (and beautiful!), but our congregation is dynamic and diverse with members at varying stages of their life and faith journeys. We invite people to be themselves. Westminster’s tower and Gothic cathedral provide a beautiful setting and bear vibrant witness to the fact that we experience transformed lives.
At Westminster we welcome everyone to worship at 10:00 each Sunday! Our doors are wide open to people from all backgrounds, regardless of where they are in their spiritual journey.
Nursery care with childcare professionals is provided during each worship service. Sunday School is held throughout the year because the children enjoy it so much! It taught by a student from APU with support by members of the congregation using the Deep Blue curriculum. During the summer the curriculum changes to a more active experience. Confirmation classes are offered during Lent as needed for Jr. and Sr. High age members. Every three years Presbyterian high school students from around the country gather for Triennium in Indiana. The next Triennium gathering is in 2019.
As members of Westminster and people of the Christian faith, we all share the desire to further our relationship with God. Westminster emphasizes the importance of prayer in developing that relationship. The Prayer and Worship Center offers people a unique space dedicated to prayer and quiet worship and reflection, where you will have the opportunity to know God more deeply. The intimate setting of the Prayer and Worship Center within the walls of our sanctuary reminds us that we need both congregational and individual time with God – to experience a satisfying relationship with God.
