Contemplate the suffering, death, and resurrection ofJesus through the works of artists. Artwork and scripture are used together tohelp us focus more deeply on the Lenten season—to walk with Jesus throughimages as well as words. Each week, we’ll use a different painting, along withthe scripture that inspires it, to see the season of Lent through a differentlens. Members of the Faith Formation Commission will guide us through visiodivina, a practice that invites us to encounter the divine through images,followed by conversation about what we’ve seen and learned. Sundays at 9:45amin the Trinity Chapel, February 22–March 29.

Wayne Johnson

Contact: Sue Williams sewilliams1002@gmail.com

The Chosen Season 4


Library B109
1/8/2025 - 4/23/2025

Walk-in pickleball games! Players canjoin in—no pre-registration necessary—and sign up to play from 6-8pm in theActivity Center. Beginners welcome. Multiple courts will be openas needed. Water and Gatorade will be available for free-will donation.

Short, concise, powerful, and to the point—that’s the Gospel of Mark. We know thatMatthew was written to better appeal to Jewish learners and that Luke was written to the Gentiles but what about Mark? Who was his target audience? Was it truly the first Gospel written? Was the ending changed? Join us on this quest to not only learn the answer to these questions but also to deepen our connection to God in the process. We will use New Testament scholar Jason C. Meyer’s study guide Mark: Turn your eyes upon Jesus as our jumping-off point.

Westminster Women’s Circle meeting and Bible study. We meet the third Thursday of every month for fellowship and study—and dessert!. All women are welcome. Bring a friend!

For 2025-2026, the circle will meet in the ConferenceRoom using the Horizon Bible Study, "Finding Resilience, Joy and OurIdentity in Jesus Christ." Contact Sherri Clardy or Mary JaneAlexander with questions.

Contemplate the suffering, death, and resurrection ofJesus through the works of artists. Artwork and scripture are used together tohelp us focus more deeply on the Lenten season—to walk with Jesus throughimages as well as words. Each week, we’ll use a different painting, along withthe scripture that inspires it, to see the season of Lent through a differentlens. Members of the Faith Formation Commission will guide us through visiodivina, a practice that invites us to encounter the divine through images,followed by conversation about what we’ve seen and learned. Sundays at 9:45amin the Trinity Chapel, February 22–March 29.

Wayne Johnson

Contact: Sue Williams sewilliams1002@gmail.com

The Chosen Season 4


Library B109
1/8/2025 - 4/23/2025

Walk-in pickleball games! Players canjoin in—no pre-registration necessary—and sign up to play from 6-8pm in theActivity Center. Beginners welcome. Multiple courts will be openas needed. Water and Gatorade will be available for free-will donation.

Short, concise, powerful, and to the point—that’s the Gospel of Mark. We know thatMatthew was written to better appeal to Jewish learners and that Luke was written to the Gentiles but what about Mark? Who was his target audience? Was it truly the first Gospel written? Was the ending changed? Join us on this quest to not only learn the answer to these questions but also to deepen our connection to God in the process. We will use New Testament scholar Jason C. Meyer’s study guide Mark: Turn your eyes upon Jesus as our jumping-off point.

Contemplate the suffering, death, and resurrection ofJesus through the works of artists. Artwork and scripture are used together tohelp us focus more deeply on the Lenten season—to walk with Jesus throughimages as well as words. Each week, we’ll use a different painting, along withthe scripture that inspires it, to see the season of Lent through a differentlens. Members of the Faith Formation Commission will guide us through visiodivina, a practice that invites us to encounter the divine through images,followed by conversation about what we’ve seen and learned. Sundays at 9:45amin the Trinity Chapel, February 22–March 29.

Wayne Johnson

Contact: Sue Williams sewilliams1002@gmail.com