Welcome

During this uncertain time, Westminster is offering new ways
to gather and foster community. While apart, we covenant still
to be the church. We are not alone. Thanks be to God!

Link to: Live Stream

Worship

Sunday
Livestream
9:15 am Adult Education Hour
10:30 am Sanctuary
5 pm Gathered at Five

Wednesday
Livestream
12 pm Lenten Service
6 pm Taizé Worship

March 22 Archived Service
10:30 am

March 29 Archived Services
10:30 am | Gathered at Five

New Ways to Connect

For the foreseeable future Sunday and Wednesday worship will be livestreamed only.

The Adult Education hour is now offered via livestream. Next Sunday we’ll explore How to Find Community in a Hostile Crowd with Dr. Guillermo Hansen.

Westminster’s building is closed. However, a pastor, the receptionist, and our facilities team are on-site every day. Should you need to reach us, simply call the church (612) 332-3421.

As always, you may access a daily online devotion at 612.332.7087. Our pastors and church leaders offer a daily devotion based on scripture texts.

Link to: Ways to Give

Ways to Give

Westminster is offering comfort, courage, and uplifting worship in the face of uncertainty; it is helping youth and elders connect at a time of isolation, serving food to vulnerable people at a time of deepest need, and providing hope in a backdrop of existential fear. We invite you to continue or increase your regular support, via mail, online, or Tithe.ly to allow Westminster to continue these vital ministries.

And, if you find yourself in need, please let us know. We are here to help.

Latest Videos

Latest News

Message Regarding Coronavirus

The Session of Westminster has decided that our church will only offer livestreamed worship services at 10:30 am and 5 pm Sundays and at noon and 6 pm Wednesdays for the foreseeable future. More.

Westminster Bells

The Paccard Bell Foundry, in Annecy, France, will forge a six-bell peal for Westminster. Westminster’s bells – the largest will weigh 9,000 lbs. – will be installed in the new “Rose Tower” in 2020.

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.