Westminster Presbyterian Church Welcomes You
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Worship With Us This Sunday
Sunday Worship In-Person & Online
9:45 AM – 10:45 AM
All Are Welcome
You’ll meet a wide variety of people in our church, a diverse tapestry praising God and connecting with one another. We proudly are a fully inclusive congregation.
BLENDED WORSHIP
We blend the great traditional hymns of the church with the best of contemporary sacred music. Preaching connects scripture with the everyday issues we face in the 21st century.
Children
Our children worship with us, with age-appropriate materials, a children’s message, and a special time each week for children to learn and grow in their faith together.
Our Mission & Vision
A Deeply Caring Community with a Passion for Service
Nestled in the heart of Madison’s Nakoma neighborhood for over 100 years, we are committed to growing spiritually through vital worship and life-long learning, building community by connecting in authentic relationships through small groups, and serving the wider community by responding to its pressing needs.
Latest Worship Service
December 7, 2025
DECEMBER NEWSLETTER
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christmas eve services
wednesday, december 24
We are offering two services this Christmas Eve:
-4:30pm Family Service with a No Rehearsal Christmas Pageant. Bring the kids and grandkids!
-6:30pm Carol Sing with a 7:00pm Candlelight Service that follows. Childcare is available for the 7:00pm service.
january forums
Sundays at 11:00am
January 11 – Are you over the age of 18? Then having an Advanced Directive (living will and healthcare power of attorney) is essential. Join Sara Hayes, LCSW and Emily Cannon, LCSW after church on Sunday, January 11 for a brief lesson on the importance of these documents, followed by an opportunity to complete a form.
January 18 – Rich Zietko, an Information Specialist for the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC), part of Dane County Human Services, will be presenting on January 18th after worship. He will be talking about the services ADRC supplies to help people navigate the challenges that come up as we age or as we face disabilities for ourselves or for one of our loved ones.