Westminster Presbyterian Church


Westminster Presbyterian Church

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  University Mission

Presbyterian Student Fellowship

Presbyterian Student Fellowship gathers for friendship, prayer and faith conversations, and to share a meal, laughter, and life. We aim to create a welcoming community away from home in which to explore our relationships with God and with each other. Undergraduates who grew up in the Church, those who’ve never been involved in a religious community, and anyone in between are all welcome. Whether you are from next door or from the other side of the planet, we hope you will find a listening ear, a welcoming table, and a place you can be yourself at Westminster. We don’t have all the answers about our relationships with God and each other, but we enjoy the journey of exploring questions together.

  • Mid-Week Fellowship
    Each Tuesday at 6:30 pm, we gather in the Westminster Student Center (at the church) for a time of food, fun, fellowship, discovery, and spiritual nourishment.
     
  • Sunday Lunch Program
    Each Sunday after the 11:00 service, we gather for a HOME-COOKED meal and informal conversation. These lunches provide a great opportunity to meet members of the congregation.
     
  • Westminster Student Center
    The Westminster Student Center (at the church), located in the lower-level of the office building, is available to undergraduate and graduate students who are members of Presbyterian Student Fellowhip or Graduate/Young Adult Group. The center is available for study, meetings and approved student events during the academic year. The Center is:

    • Accessible via combination lock
    • Available 24 hours during the last week of classes and finals week
    • Complete with a kitchenette (stocked with coffee, soft drinks, and microwave popcorn)
    • Furnished with comfortable chairs and couches

For more information or to add your name to our student e-mail list, please contact:  Laura Sugg  presby@virginia.edu or Moderator Beth Knight eak9f@virginia.edu