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Lent: Tell Me Something Good

Worship & Sunday School @ 10am Each Sunday

​Lent was originally a season for new converts to learn and prepare for their baptism on Easter. During that time, they would study what was central to Christianity. Our Lenten series will focus on what was central to Jesus’ life and ministry: radical welcome, love for neighbor, care for the vulnerable, nourishment for the hungry, nonviolence in the face of injustice. At the heart of Jesus’ teachings, we find liberation, love, mercy, and grace—all of which are meant to be very good news for us all. 

Join us each Sunday during Lent at 10am to hear something good!

Lenten Christian Formation 

Sundays @ 11:15am / Conference Room B
Begins March 8
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Through his new book and short videos, pastor and best-selling author Adam Hamilton explores atonement theories surrounding the crucifixion and what the Bible teaches about Jesus’ death. This series of six classes asks, “What if the cross isn’t a transaction to be explained, but a living Word from God meant to transform who we are and how we live?” Hamilton’s new book, Why Did Jesus Have to Die?, can be purchased online, although you are also welcome to attend the series without reading the book. 

Wednesday Bible Study

Wednesdays @ 11am / Conference Room B or ZOOM
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Join Pastor Tassie for our weekly Lenten study based on the Bible passages and themes from the Tell Me Something Good sermon series. We will read the previous Sunday's scripture together with imagination and creativity, combining the practices of lectio divina (holy reading) and visio divina (holy seeing).

Meet Rev. Dr. Tassie Green

Rev. Dr. Tassie Green is WPC's new interim Senior Pastor. Tassie has served congregations from 70-4000 members. For the past two years, she has served as the interim Senior Pastor at First Presbyterian Church in Evanston.

She has served as the Bridge Pastor at Hope Presbyterian, Wheaton, IL; Knox Presbyterian Naperville; Heritage, Carol Stream; and First Presbyterian, Deerfield. She has served other interim roles and worked for the Presbytery of Chicago as a trainer and coach. She has also served large congregations in Hinsdale, Indianapolis, and Philly as installed associate pastor for families.

Tassie's vision statement is, “Helping make Jesus real in people’s lives, beginning with our own family.” Tassie and her husband Ken are a clergy couple who live in Palatine, IL. Ken serves with the PC(USA) Board Of Pensions as regional church consultant. Carlina and Michael are their two, grown? children in their 20s.
I love WPC because it totally embodies Christ's teachings to show love, respect, tolerance, kindness, and compassion to all.
​-Cindy R.

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OUTREACH

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

We work with our mission partners in caring for those most vulnerable. You may drop off donations for many of these organizations in the boxes outside the CLC doors. 

CHILDREN

ENCOURAGING KIDS TO KNOW AND FOLLOW JESUS

We make promises at every child’s baptism: to support parents in raising their child in the Christian life  so they may come to know, love and serve Jesus. At WPC, we help provide families with the tools for a spiritual and biblical foundation as they guide their children in a life-long journey of faith.

Sunday School

Sundays @ 10am
We have Sunday School classes for K-6th grade each Sunday. Families stay together in worship until after the scripture reading. At that time, children are dismissed to their age-appropriate classes.

Service Projects

Children learn by doing and knowing why Christians serve and help people near and far. We seek out hands-on mission projects for the children to be involved with throughout the year. ​

YOUTH

THE CHURCH OF NOW!

We believe gathering together in spiritual community offers today’s young people something unique: a loving, caring and safe place to think about God, wrestle with their faith, and see how their story intersects with God’s story and hope for this world.

Youth Group

Open to all youth grades 7-12.

Making a Difference

We provide a variety of ways for youth to live out their faith in the world today. From service projects around Chicago to week-long mission trips around the country, we have a history of service being an integral component of the faith journeys of our young people.

ADULTS

BEING TRANSFORMED BY RENEWING OUR MINDS

We welcome the chance to gather together for times of education and formation in all its forms: Bible studies, lectures, presentations, discussions, book clubs, and small groups. We have something for everyone at WPC.