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New Teaching Fellowship in March

March 2013
Living Out the Gospel
Teacher: Matt Bouknight
Room 23
This class will be about the simplicity of the Gospel and how it impacts our everyday lives.

TEACHING FELLOWSHIPS (9:00am) are a place to connect with others on Sunday morning and grow in the knowledge of Christ through teaching and discussion. A variety of topics are covered. Come check it out; new folks are always welcome.

Contact Joe Brown, if you have any questions about Teaching Fellowships

Preschool Enrollment Now Open

Enrollment for the WEPC Community Preschool is now open. The WEPC Community Preschool offers a variety of morning programs and one-day enrichment programs for children ages 2-4 designed to help them grow spiritually, academically, socially and cognitively. Learn more »

WEPC Neighborhood Outreach Vision Trip – Atlanta

Mark your calendars for the WEPC Neighborhood Outreach Vision trip. The trip to Atlanta, Georgia takes place March 20-22, 2013.

A group from WEPC is headed to the March Focused Community Strategies Open House in Atlanta, GA. We’ll hear the story of FCS from Dr. Bob Lupton (author of Toxic Charity), Rev. Leroy Barber and Katie Delp, along with various FCS directors and staff. We will see firsthand what Jesus is doing in South Atlanta, and participate in breakout dialogues focused on specific issues to broaden WEPC’s vision for our own neighborhood outreach and community development.

Get the complete trip details and schedule now »

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Second Monday for Men!

February 11, 2013

Speaker: John McGurn

Men, you are invited to join us for WEPC’s monthly men’s fellowship, including dinner and a time of teaching. We will meet in the Fellowship Hall at 6:30pm. There is no charge for dinner and every man is welcome. If you plan to come, please tell us on your bulletin tear off or contact Mark Leimberger. for details.

For questions or to receive men’s ministry emails, please contact Mark Leimberger.

Lenten Service of Worship & Communion

Ash Wednesday

February 13, 2013 at 6:30pm

2013 Lenten Service

2013 Lenten Service

Lent, a tradition from the early centuries of church history, is a season of preparation preceding the celebration of Easter focused on repentance. Speaking biblically, to repent means to make a change in our attitudes, words, and lifestyles. As 16th century reformer Martin Luther taught, the Christian life in its totality is a life of repentance. Beginning when we first trust Christ, and continuing throughout our lives, we are more and more turning away from sin and self-centeredness and more and more turning to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. This communion service will be an opportunity to worship God in light of the grace He gives His people to repent and trust Christ alone for our hope and salvation.

Children are welcome, and a nursery will be provided. An offering will be taken forWEPC Deacon’s Fund.

Register for WEPC’s 2013 Lenten Devotional Blog

To register for a daily devotional for the season of Lent & Easter, click here and enter your email in the right sidebar to follow the blog.

It’s easy & you’ll receive an email with instructions on how to confirm your registration. Each day between Ash Wednesday (February 13) and Easter (March 31), you’ll receive a brief scripture passage in your inbox. We hope it will be a help to us all in prayer and reflection. We’ll consider our need of the salvation that Jesus Christ provides, and our desire to grow in His grace. We’ll walk the road to the Cross, and hope in Christ’s resurrection together.

Register for WEPC’s 2013 Lenten Devotional Blog

To register for a daily devotional for the season of Lent & Easter go to click here and enter your email in the right sidebar to follow the blog.

It’s easy & you’ll receive an email with instructions on how to confirm your registration. Each day between Ash Wednesday (February 13) and Easter (March 31), you’ll receive a brief scripture passage in your inbox. We hope it will be a help to us all in prayer and reflection. We’ll consider our need of the salvation that Jesus Christ provides, and our desire to grow in His grace. We’ll walk the road to the Cross, and hope in Christ’s resurrection together.