Wedgwood Presbyterian Church

Please join us for a pot-luck brunch on the first Sunday of Lent, February 17, after worship. Please bring something to share. Beverages and condiments will be provided. In the spirit of Lent, keep it simple and come enjoy the fellowship.  

We will begin our season of prayer with an Ash Wednesday Observance on Wednesday, February 13. The sanctuary will be open at 7:30 AM, Noon, and 7:00 PM for one hour each. There will be an opportunity for those who drop by to pray with a devotional guide, reflect on Scripture, and receive the imposition of ashes on their forehead as a reminder of their humanity and their commitment to Christ.

Souper Bowl of Caring - Be part of this movement that is sharing God’s love with those in need.   As you exit the sanctuary after worship, please drop your coins or a dollar bill into soup pots held by our young friends on Souper Bowl Sunday, February 3.   All funds donated will be given to Heifer and cans of food will be used to stock the Emergency Feeding Program shelves.

PANCAKE BREAKFAST FUNDRAISER TO BENEFIT THE ALL CHURCH RETREAT      Pancakes, Sausage, Fruit, Scrambled Eggs, Juice, Coffee Fellowship Hall Sunday, January 27th Following the Congregational Meeting                              We hope to see you there!

Come and sing along to a time-honored musical classic much-loved by all ages.   We’ll provide sandwich fixin’s for dinner starting at 5:00pm and start the large screen two hour movie at 5:30pm.   There will be song sheets, comfy chairs or you can bring your sleeping bag to lie on the floor.   Invite your friends to this joyful event.   -Jennifer

A Fifth Sunday Potluck Brunch will take place following worship on December 30th. Come one, come all!   Service starts at 9:30am, Potluck at 10:30am.

Come and share in the joyous celebration of Jesus' birth.  Uplifted by the special music and hymns, inspired by the  wonderful Christmas story, united in voice as we sing Silent Night with our candles lit, this will be a special holiday time   for all. Coming to worship this night is a great way to keep Christ in Christmas.