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Welcome

to a vibrant, open-minded congregation
worshipping in the heart of downtown Minneapolis

Worship

Sundays
8:30 am Chapel
10:30 am Sanctuary
5 pm Gathered at Five

Wednesdays
6 pm Silence & Song

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Martin Luther King, Jr. Weekend

Rev. Dr. Joy J. Moore preaches on Sunday at 8:30 & 10:30 am. Join our Adult Ed and Social Justice Forum Sunday featuring Twanna Black.

Please note, due to the weather, the Saturday, January 18 joint workshop with Liberty Church, as well as Quiet Worship have been cancelled.

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Westminster Performing Arts Series

Westminster’s new Performing Arts Series features a fascinating array of music and dance, from Cuban jazz to South African gospel, Latin American early music to ballet, contemporary choral to bluegrass. On February 1, Border CrosSing will share rarely performed sacred music from Latin America from the last 500 years.

Upcoming Events

Winter Quiet Worship – Cancelled

January 18 | 9 am

Joint Workshop with Liberty Community Church

January 18 | 10 am

Devotional Chair Yoga

January 22 | 9 am

All-Church Bowling

January 25 | 4 pm

FEAST

January 26 | 4 pm

Chinese New Year Celebration

February 1 | 4:30 pm

Border CrosSing

February 1 | 7:30 pm

All-Church Book Read

February 2 | 9:15 am

Latest News

Westminster Member Chad Quaintance Lives His Faith

After a lifetime of service that has taken him from the civil rights cauldron of 1960s Selma to the Minneapolis school desegregation battles of the 1970s and '80s, former lawyer Chad Quaintance has settled into a role that even he did not imagine. But this new chapter is part of a natural progression that suits his heart, his temperament and his faith.

Westminster Launches Performing Arts Series in New Westminster Hall

The new Performing Arts Series features a unique array of music and dance, from Cuban jazz to South African gospel, Latin American early music to a holiday classic, contemporary choral to bluegrass.

Westminster Joins Community Solar Garden

Westminster recently entered into a 25-year contract that requires Xcel to acquire electricity in an amount similar to what Westminster uses each year from a community solar garden run by ReneSola Power.