Christmas Decorating in the Sanctuary
Sanctuary 140 Mountain Avenue, Westfield, NJ, United StatesJoin us in the Sanctuary at 9:30am for a Christmas Decorating Party. We will hang the wreaths, decorate the Christmas trees, set up the creche, and enjoy each other's company while creating a beautiful scene in the church. No experience is necessary. Reservations are not required.
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George Plenty RoomChancel Choir Rehearsal
Choir RoomAn O. Henry Christmas
Westminster HallLittle Black Sheep Productions and the Presbyterian Church in Westfield announce the upcoming performances of “An O. Henry Christmas” to be presented on Friday, December 6th, and Saturday, December 7th, at the Presbyterian Church in Westfield. Both performances, held at the Westminster Hall of The Presbyterian Church in Westfield at 140 Mountain Avenue, begin at…
All Church Advent Lunch / PW Bake Sale & Sewing Sale
Assembly HallCome to Assembly Hall after the 10am Worship Services where there will be a wide variety of tasty treats for lunch, and lots of opportunities for conversation and fellowship. Also going on that day is the Presbyterian Women's Christmas Bake & Sewing Sale. This event is a fundraiser for the PW Mission Projects. Please support…
Live Nativity
PCW Front LawnJoin us for lunch in Assembly Hall following the 10am Worship Services, and then move to the Front Lawn for the Live Nativity. There will be a petting zoo with live animals, caroling, and refreshments. We will read the story of Jesus' birth, and recognize the true meaning of Christmas. No RSVP is needed. …
Parkinson’s Support Group Holiday Lunch
Assembly HallPeople with Parkinson’s disease and/or their caregivers are welcome. There is no charge to attend. Qualified speakers address a wide variety of issues relating to Parkinson’s disease (e.g. current and new treatments, alternative therapies, exercise programs, nutrition, and coping skills).
Taize Service
Chapel 140 Mountain Avenue, Westfield, NJ, United StatesThe Taizé religious community in France, founded during the distress of 1940 and World War II, to be a place where “kindness of heart would be lived out concretely and where love would be at the heart of everything.” This means worship through meditative singing, readings, silence and prayer — with each of these elements…