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
Mark your calendars for June 17-21, 2019. This time around, we’ll
be traveling “To Mars & Beyond” to explore where God’s power can
take you. More information and registration forms will be
available in the spring.
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.
Starting Oct. 7, the children & youth are invited to a new class,
called “Mad about Music & More” between services every Sunday
through Dec. 23. During this time, Praise Band Leader Chris
Borton will be teaching the children to sing melody, harmony, and
rhythm. For those who might be too shy to sing, there will be
opportunities to learn movements and instrumentals to go alone
with the music.
Westminster treasures our children and families. Parents are
always welcome to have their children stay with them during
worship, but we also offer quality, loving, nurturing infant and
toddler care during the 9 and 11 a.m. Sunday services. Our
teachers are trained in early childhood education and
fingerprinted, as well as being certified in both pediatric first
aid and child/infant CPR. Parents are also invited to stay with
their children in the nursery or toddler room during transition
phases or until both child and parents feel comfortable.
Our Worship Arts Class for 1st through 5th graders
is held Sunday mornings at 10 a.m. in the Cameron Room on
the first floor. This 60-minute class offers children an
opportunity to explore various artistic endeavors, while parents
can attend one of the many adult classes offered throughout the
year, or just take a stroll in the park.
