Adult classes and studies are offered on Sunday mornings and various times of the week.
If you have questions, contact Stacy Ikard, Senior Associate Pastor.
Weekday Studies
Tuesdays | 7:00 am I Church Parlor
We will be studying "Bonhoeffer" authored by Eric Metaxas from March 10-31. All men are welcome to join us at 7:00 am on Tuesday's in the WHPC Parlor for coffee, breakfast snacks, fellowship and study. For more information contact Mike Ussery .
Tuesdays | 8 am | Zoom
Join this small group of men who read through the Bible, explore the context in which it was written and discuss its meaning for our lives today. Contact Bill Allaway for a Zoom invite.
Sunday Classes
Sunday Morning Classes
Sundays, Begins May 31 | 9:45 am | Room 200
“Hope deferred makes the heart sick” - Proverbs 13:12. A quick look at the world around us confirms the truth of this verse. People today are dying for a lack of hope. As a followers of Christ, we have a distinct advantage. Come learn about the firm foundation of God's promises as described by Max Lucado. Everyone is welcome.
Sundays, Begins May 31 | 9:45 am | Room 202
Join the Contemplative Christianity Class this summer as together we do a book study on Grounded by Diana Butler Bass with Pastor Stacy and Janis Claflin. Everyone is welcome.
Janis Claflin facilitates the class and is happy to answer questions, 512-657-5498, jcforpeace@gmail.com.
9:45 am | Room 205
Join us for discussion and connection. All parents of young children are welcome!
Adult Events
May 1 - 31 | Drop-Off at Blue Bins/Church Office
WHPC is hosting a community-wide donation drive to collect incontinence products to support older adults and their caregivers who may otherwise struggle to afford them. Donations help provide comfort, hygiene, and independence through AGE’s Health Equipment Lending Program, which distributes these items free of charge to neighbors in need across Central Texas.
Our goal is to collect 350 packages (all-sizes) of incontinence products.
This is in partnership with AGE of Central Texas, Memory Matters, and Mission.
