Every Advent, we light candles, sing carols, and pray for Christ’s coming because we believe God entered a frightened world to bring good news. We hold onto hope because we believe that Christ did come—that’s the promise of the season. Our hope is not flimsy or fleeting. It’s gritty, resilient, and can endure—no matter what we fear or face.
This season, let us insist on hope and trust that good news is greater than fear
Sunday November 30, 11a
Sunday December 7, 11a
Sunday December 21, 11a
Sunday January 4, 11a
Christmas Eve, December 24, 4p
Advent Art Gatherings, Tuesdays at 10a
Join us each week where we’ll respond to God’s word through discussion and an art based project. Part of insisting on hope looks like cultivating our own creativity!
Sunday December 14, 11a
Longest Night: Keeping Vigil for Hope December 21, 4p
Friends, though Christmas is a time of joy and hope, we also recognize that fear and grief are often present too, weighing on us like a heavy fog. Tonight we will light candles together and keep vigil, inviting God to join us no matter what emotions are present too.
Sunday December 28, 11a
Our Advent and Christmastide theme come from A Sanctified Art. All images and text are from their team. We are grateful for the work they put in to create creative liturgies for congregations like Westminster to use! For more information, visit their website.