This author has yet to write their bio.Meanwhile lets just say that we are proud Brigitte Parenteau contributed a whooping 50 entries.
The Town Hall Forum begins its 40th year of engaging the public in reflection and dialogue on the key issues of our day from an ethical perspective. This spring, three speakers, including environmentalist Bill McKibben, will explore critical issues challenging our community and nation during this election year.
Each year the Julius Herford Prize Subcommittee of the Research and Publications Committee accepts nominations for the outstanding doctoral terminal research project in choral music. Congratulations to Dr. Amanda Weber Winner of the 2018 Julius Herford Dissertation Prize for Choral Singing and Communal Mindset: A Program Evaluation of the Voices of Hope Women’s Prison Choir (University of Minnesota)
Cindy and I have been members of Westminster since 2003. Our previous church had grown too intolerant over our 25 years there. It was time to find a church that was welcoming to all, and that both preached and practiced Community. Cindy and I are quite organized, perhaps too much. So, with a new church […]
Good Morning Brothers and Sisters in Christ of Westminster, my name is Justin, and my name is Sophie, and we are the Komlan Family. We are humbled to be in front of the congregation today to share a story of our journey with Westminster as part of the 2020 Stewardship Program. Many of you do […]
Jim Good morning. I’m Jim DeBuse, and this is my wife, Jacque. Ten years ago, we moved to Minneapolis and started looking for a church. We visited a lot of places – some even recruited us for committees the moment we walked in the door! But when we came to Westminster, two things were apparent […]
Jordan Megan and I both grew up on farms in rural areas, Megan in Montana, and me in North Dakota. My hometown had 250 people in it, and I had a graduating class of 9. In comparison, Megan’s hometown was a thriving metropolis of 1200. Each of our communities was small and tight-knit where everyone […]
Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: Love your neighbor as yourself. Matthew 27-40. Jane: Good Morning. I am Jane Oberrender Andrea: And I am Andrea Knoll. Jane: We are […]
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.
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.
The 92-year-old was an art lover who amassed an outsized collection of religious works that now fill the walls of Westminster. Her memorial service is Saturday, August 24 from 2-3 pm at Westminster.
40th Anniversary of the Westminster Town Hall ForumJanuary 20, 2020 - 1:23 pm
Congratulations to Dr. Amanda Weber Winner of the 2018 Julius Herford Dissertation PrizeJanuary 15, 2020 - 1:41 pm
Westminster Member Chad Quaintance Lives His FaithOctober 12, 2019 - 3:14 pm
Westminster Launches Performing Arts Series in New Westminster HallSeptember 6, 2019 - 11:31 am
Westminster Joins Community Solar GardenAugust 20, 2019 - 1:12 pm
