Westminster Presbyterian Church seeks a Praise Band
Director to direct all music activity at its 9 a.m. contemporary
worship service each Sunday. Skills include singing and playing
an instrument. Candidate must have a vibrant faith along with
experience singing, playing an instrument (preferably piano) and
directing singers and musicians in worship. This is a part-time
position, up to 10 hours a week. Salary commensurate with
experience. Please send resume to Pastor Wes Nordman at
pastor@wesminsac.org
Westminster is a welcoming, inclusive community of faith,
following Christ’s example by supporting spiritual growth,
serving others, and promoting peace and justice.
Presbyterians trace their history to the 16th century and the
Protestant Reformation. Our heritage and much of what we believe
began with the French lawyer John Calvin (1509-1564), whose
writings crystallized much of the Reformed thinking that came
before him.
Westminster is deliberately diverse and fully inclusive. At
Westminster, membership and leadership opportunities are open to
all people solely on the basis of an affirmation of faith in
Jesus Christ, without regard to race, nationality, age, gender,
sexual orientation, level of education or income, or any enabling
or disabling conditions.
Why this policy?
The purpose of this policy is to create a safe environment, free
of abuse of any kind, in which our youth, along with adults, may
learn about and worship God.
Westminster seeks to be a welcoming place for all people and
creatures. The recently-adopted animal policy aims to take into
consideration the needs of not only animal lovers, but also
people who are allergic to or fearful of dogs. All dogs
are required to be on a leash (or in the lap of the owner) at all
times and must be under the control of the owner.
The policy is as follows:
Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) and Service
Dogs:
Communion is an important sacrament for all Christians.
Westminster Presbyterian Church serves only gluten free /
dairy free bread for its communion services. Communion
is served on the first Sunday of each month.
Bread or wafers that are served at Communion are typically made
with wheat, a grain that contains a protein called gluten. For
those with gluten intolerance known as celiacs this poses a
problem and means that they must choose between refraining from
participating in Communion or consuming a harmful substance.
Built in 1927, Westminster has been upgraded for accessibility
with ramps, remote door controls, worship pew access, and other
improvements. An elevator is available from the first floor and
the Sanctuary to the second floor and the Social Hall and the
Club Room.
On Sunday mornings, large print hymnals and large print bulletins
are available from the ushers and assistive-listening devices are
available from the office.
Westminster’s Access Inclusive Ministry (AIM) committee works to
improve access throughout the building and in the community.
Westminster seeks to be a welcoming place for all people and
creatures. The recently-adopted animal policy aims to take into
consideration the needs of not only animal lovers, but also
people who are allergic to or fearful of dogs. All dogs
are required to be on a leash (or in the lap of the owner) at all
times and must be under the control of the owner.
The policy is as follows:
Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) and Service
Dogs:
Why this policy?
The purpose of this policy is to create a safe environment, free
of abuse of any kind, in which our youth, along with adults, may
learn about and worship God.
Communion is an important sacrament for all Christians.
Westminster Presbyterian Church serves only gluten free /
dairy free bread for its communion services. Communion
is served on the first Sunday of each month.
Bread or wafers that are served at Communion are typically made
with wheat, a grain that contains a protein called gluten. For
those with gluten intolerance known as celiacs this poses a
problem and means that they must choose between refraining from
participating in Communion or consuming a harmful substance.
