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29 Mar See you on Resurrection Day!
Posted at 09:33h
in Westwood Kids
Big doings this Sunday! See you on Resurrection Day! 9:15am - Children can join Ms. Deanna & me in the narthex to head down a secret way to unbury the Alleluias. 9:25am - Each family grab bags for each child in your family. Keep bags with families, not with...
27 Mar Is This The Path to Take?
Posted at 09:34h
in Pastoral Notes
Greetings Westwood Community, Peter doesn’t want Jesus to go to Jerusalem, and he lets him know. Jesus responds, “Get behind me, Satan.” Jesus knows that he must turn his face towards his own death; he has lived a life of dangerous, radical love, and this is...
24 Mar Songs of Loudest Praise
Posted at 16:09h
in Messages
Sunday, Mar 24, 2024 Rev. Molly Vetter...
22 Mar Join Us For Palm Sunday
Posted at 10:22h
in Westwood Kids
LAST WEEK: Could we keep the beach ball up in the air for 7 times? Or would we need to forgive each other 70 x 7 for missing the mark? We did it! With lots of apologies in between. THIS WEEK: This Sunday, families please meet...
20 Mar Open Doors at Holy Week
Posted at 10:01h
in Pastoral Notes
Greetings Westwood Community, On Easter, we get to open our doors to welcome our community to share the joy that is at the heart of our faith tradition as we celebrate resurrection. In a world that's so often divided by age and race, economic status, gender,...
15 Mar Deciding What Path to Take
Posted at 08:46h
in Westwood Kids
Sometimes it’s hard to decide what path to take. Sometimes our stubbornness gets us walking in a maze, with many dead ends. Sometimes the path to God’s heart is very simple even if it’s not particularly straight. Last Sunday we experienced the labyrinth with candlelight...
13 Mar Seventy-seven Times
Posted at 08:42h
in Pastoral Notes
Greetings Westwood Community, During Lent, we've been on a journey--the Loft has been talking about Pilgrimage, the Sanctuary and our young people have been following Peter's Wandering Heart, and our children even walked a labyrinth last Sunday. Since a beloved undergrad comparative religion class gave me...
