October 9, 2016 at Warren Wilson Presbyterian Church (Submitted by Corise Gambrell) Steve welcomed everyone with a special welcome for Rebecca Hettrick, home from Berry College for fall break. The Hunger Walk was this afternoon and as you can see everyone involved had a great time! Next Sunday after worship, there is a Forward Planning Presentation with […]
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October 2, 2016 at Warren Wilson Presbyterian Church World Communion Sunday and Warren Wilson College Homecoming (Submitted by Corise Gambrell) The congregation sang the Warren Wilson Alma Mater. During announcements, Steve gave a special welcome to those returning for Homecoming. He talked about the service of remembrance and the celebration of Rodney Lytle’s service at the
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Two down, one to go. Last month I wrote about how we were about to experience a rare and significant confluence of events here at WWPC. Two of those events have now occurred. NEW WEBSITE First, as most of you know, late last week we launched our new and improved church website (www.warrenwilsonchurch.org). We believe
September 25, 2016 at Warren Wilson Presbyterian Church (Submitted by Corise Gambrell) Steve welcomed everyone with a special welcome for Vivian Hare, since this is her first Sunday as our Director of Music. He also welcomed, Vivian’s husband, Keith Grogg. Cindy Hensley and her children were our special guests. They are our Habitat home family. The flowers
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Adult News Fall is upon us, and the CE committee is pleased to introduce you to the start of our programmatic year. We are looking forward to kicking off the start of our Sunday School program on September 11 at 9:45am. The Fellowship Class will begin DVD a series titled “Living the Questions”. It’s
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Last October if you woke up before sunrise and happened to look up into the night sky, you saw something special. Three planets, Venus, Jupiter and Mars, formed a close triangle in the pre-dawn darkness. Their convergence was special because it was rare. Ordinarily these distant planets do not line up in such close visual
