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At Westminster, we believe that we never stop learning about God and how God wants us to live together. We think that education and connection for adults is an essential part of being a disciple of Jesus Christ. Discipleship is the process of being transformed into the persons God wants us to be. This involves learning how to be Christian by study, prayer, fellowship, and participation in God’s mission for our congregation and each of us individually.
All three of our Adult Sunday School classes meet at 9:45 in Fellowship Hall. In addition to these educational opportunities, there are seasonal studies, Bible Study groups, and special events like Crucial Conversations. We encourage all adults to explore opportunities to deepen their faith at the following places:
Mo-Ranch Camp & Conference Center
North Texas Presbyterian Pilgrimage
Camp Gilmont
From fall through the spring, we study the Bible together, seeking how God's Word is speaking to us today. This fall, we're continuing our study of the Apostles' Creed and its basis in Scripture.
This class reads and discusses various inspiring, insightful and challenging pieces of literature, which present moral questions and explore what it means to live a faithful life. Click here to see our reading schedule for 2026-2027. This year, we'll look for God and theological questions in The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco, The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis, The Metamorphosis by Kafka, Candide by Voltaire, Friendship by Ralph Waldo Emerson, Anxious People by Fredrik Backman, Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro, Theo of Golden by Allen Levi, and Hannah Coulter by Wendell Berry.
Discuss the real experiences of God in our life with Pastor Max Brennan. Pastor Max is a retired Methodist pastor who has studied religious and near-death experiences for much of his life. His interest began when he prayed a prayer at age 14 - and God answered - audibly. Pastor Max leads us through material from his upcoming book, Discovering God - What We Can Know Through Religious and Near-Death Experiences. This is a class about what God does in our lives. Expect to be challenged, uplifted, and encouraged. You may also end up feeling happier, more secure, and more certain that God cares about you.
Check out an introduction to his class here, and catch up on previous discussions on his YouTube channel.
We joyfully gather to connect with each other in a number of ways, both in large and smaller groups. Interested in joining any of our groups? Please call the office for more information! Opportunities to connect at Westminster include:
Beer Tasting: This diverse group gathers for fellowship and beer tasting at church or in homes at 7:00 p.m. on the third Friday of each month.
Bookworms: Members choose a monthly book for reading and lively discussion. They meet on the first Wednesday of each month at 2:00 p.m. on Zoom.
Just Desserts: Each quarter, we gather in small groups to taste and see that the Lord is good - in sweet treats and sweeter relationships! Reach out to the office to join a group.
Ladies' Lunch Out: On the second Wednesday at 1:00 p.m., WPC women of all ages gather at a local Arlington spot for lunch.
Maker's Table: Each quarter, we engage the creative side of our spirituality by coming to the Maker's Table. Activities include Bible journaling, praying in color, felting, basket making, baking, and more!
Men’s Group: Once a month, the men of the church gather together to learn from each other and put the "fellas" back in fellowship.
Women's Potluck Supper: An annual event held in May, shared by women members and their friends and relatives, which includes potluck salads, along with socializing and entertainment.
Women's Circle: Our Day Circle begins with breakfast together, and then studies the Bible and grows together on the third Tuesday of the month at 9:30 a.m., using the national Presbyterian Women's study. Our Night Circle meetings with the women of Grace Presbyterian Church on the first Thursday of the month at 7:00 p.m.
Young Adults:This group for adults in their 20s and 30s comes together around mission projects, hikes, baking cookies, faith discussions, Bible study, and more.
The library at Westminster is always open! Come in, take a comfy chair and read awhile…or check out a book and bring it home, returning it when you are finished.
The library is a valuable source for information on many different aspects related to the Christian faith – Christian living, theology, daily devotion, grief and recovery, Bible concordances and reference books, and even Christian fiction.
The Bookworms and Reading Disciples have stocked the shelves with books they have read and discussed - take a book, leave a book!
The library is also used by many committees and groups who choose the coziness of the room for their meetings.
Westminster is now proud to offer scholarships for our college students, as well as those attending faith-enhancing conferences. Learn more about our scholarships here.
Rooted in God's love and grace, we worship, learn, give, and connect, refreshing people with Living Water. We reach out to share the Water with all who thirst.
Rooted in God's love and grace, we worship, learn, give, and connect, refreshing people with Living Water. We reach out to share the Water with all who thirst.
