Deepen your faith through lifelong learning.
At Westminster, we seek opportunities to nurture our love for and understanding of God and to evolve as thoughtful, compassionate, and integrated people. Learn more about the many weekly classes, discussions, and opportunities for fellowship.
Case Library Conversations
In-person and online, each Sunday at 9 AM
This series hosts discussions with community leaders, experts, and members on local, national, and global issues. The offerings are always lively, engaging, and intelligent. Participants are invited to discuss and respectfully disagree. Through conversation, we can examine how our life-long adventure in faith informs our response to the cultural and political concerns affecting our world.
For more information, contact David Weeks at dweeksbuffalo@gmail.com.
The Bible & More
mondays, 7:15 – 8:30 pm, in the Case Library and via zoom
Our Bible & More class, led by the Rev. Dr. Skip Ferguson, meets each week to learn from Scripture, scholars, works of art, music, and more – much more!
We’ve had virtual tours of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Cloisters Museum, delved deep into the toxic impact of racism and bigotry, learned how, contrary to what we hear, immigration is actually a positive for our society, discussed how knowledge of science can help deepen our faith, and taken a closer look at the theology of the Lord’s Supper, Stewardship, and other elements of our worship life.
During Lent, we’re turning to Scripture and our new digital high-resolution photographs of Westminster’s magnificent stained glass windows to learn more about Jesus’ life, ministry, and journey to the Cross.
Join us in the Case Library or by Zoom — all are welcome. We learn together, grow in spirit and faith, and have a wonderful time — and we also have wonderful snacks.
Passages
Meet in Holmes Room, first Tuesday of each month at 12:30 PM
Passages is designed to meet the needs of people in the later part of their lives. The group meets for a catered lunch at 12:30 PM in the Oak Room, followed by a 1:15 PM program. These programs focus on the physical, spiritual, and intellectual interests of older adults.
For more information, contact Rev. Katelyn Nutter Dowling at katelynnd@wpcbuffalo.org.
