SPECIAL EVENTS
Sundays, August 23 & 30 | 9:45 am | Dining Hall
Everyone has a story, and some of the most powerful stories are right here within our church family. Join us for a special all-church storytelling gathering. Over breakfast and music, you'll hear uplifting and meaningful stories from fellow members about the ways WHPC has made a difference in their lives. Come be inspired, deepen your connections, and celebrate God's work in our community as we begin a new fall season together.
Sunday, August 23 | 9:45 am | Children's Ministry Area
Kids Sunday School is back! After a summer of learning and worshiping together, children will return to their age-level classrooms and begin a new year with their Sunday School teachers. Join us as we settle into our fall rhythm, reconnect with friends, and continue growing together in faith. We are excited to welcome everyone back!
Sunday, August 23 | 6 pm | Dining Hall
Get ready for an important evening as we launch a new year of WHPC Student Ministry! Parents are invited to join us for dinner
and conversation as we share updates about our move to Sunday nights, introduce staff, walk through the fall calendar, and discuss our priorities for the year ahead. While parents meet, youth are invited to join our staff in the gym for games, activities, and fellowship.
Please register everyone attending so we can plan appropriately for dinner.
Sundays, August 23 & 30 | 9:45 am | Dining Hall
Everyone has a story, and some of the most powerful stories are right here within our church family. Join us for a special all-church storytelling gathering. Over breakfast and music, you'll hear uplifting and meaningful stories from fellow members about the ways WHPC has made a difference in their lives. Come be inspired, deepen your connections, and celebrate God's work in our community as we begin a new fall season together.
Saturday, September 5 to Monday, September 7 | T Bar M
Hey Rising Freshmen—and anyone who’s never been before!
You’re invited to Celebration 28, a three-day retreat all about building real connections, growing in your faith, and finding your people. Whether you’re new to high school or just looking for a place to belong, this is the perfect chance to meet others from your school, dive deeper into who Jesus is, and have an awesome time together.
Don’t miss out—sign up now and be part of something unforgettable!
Begins Monday, September 14
One Monday A Month September Through May
“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of God.” - Matthew 18:15-17
Do you have a heart for peacemaking? Do you sense a call to learn more? To do more? If yes, the new Preferred Path Peacemaking Course may be right for you!
Co-sponsored by Westlake Hills Presbyterian Church and Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, and taught by Dr. Karl A. Slaikeu, psychologist and mediator, this course equips participants with peacemaking skills for use at home, in church, at work, in school, and in our community.
REGISTRATION FULL
For further information, please contact Karl Slaikeu.
ONGOING EVENTS
MAHJONG
Every Tuesday from 1 - 3 pm | Parlor
Sharpen Your Mind — and Have Fun Doing It!
Playing Mahjong is a great way to meet new friends while boosting your concentration and mental agility.
Whether you’re a beginner or experienced player, all are welcome!
Contact Teresa Ward, Director of Engagement, for more information
MONDAY BRIDGE FOR WOMEN
Second and Fourth Monday | 1 - 4 pm | Room 205
Questions contact Cindy Gangstad.
CO-ED BRIDGE
Fourth Friday of the Month | 10 am -2 pm | Room 205
Questions contact Cindy Gangstad
STUDIES & READINGS
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, August 9 & 16 | 9:45 am | Room 200
Join us for a special presentation exploring the remarkable story of Christianity in Japan. Together, we will trace the early missionary movement of the 16th century, the expulsion of priests and intense persecution of Christians in the 17th century, and the nearly 200 years when the church survived underground. We will discover how the faith of the “hidden Christians” endured and evolved, and how they reemerged when Japan reopened to outsiders in the 19th century.
Tuesdays | 7:00 am I Church Parlor
From June 9 through July 14, we will be studying "Unleashed" authored by Pastor Tony Evans. This great study challenges us to unleash God's power and authority in our daily lives. All men are welcome to join us each Tuesday at 7:00 am in the Parlor. 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.
LIBRARY EVENTS
Aug 20 | 11:00 CT in-person/Noon Zoom
Reader’s Choice - pick one of the 3 books below to read
Join us at 11:00 CT for lunch and a discussion.
The Collected Regrets of Clover by Mikki Brammer F
The Power of Regret: How Looking Backward Moves Us Forward
by Daniel H. Pink NF
The Summer of Yes by Courtney Walsh F
Sep 10| 6:30 PM
My Friends by Fredrik Backman F
This emotional novel that explores grief, trauma, art, and the transformative power of lifelong human connections. The narrative alternates between a coming-of-age summer and the present day to trace the ripple effects of a fierce, unbreakable bond. It follows a traumatized teenage girl who embarks on a cross-country journey inspired by a famous painting of four friends, unraveling a beautiful story about loyalty, trauma, and chosen family.
Sept. 24 | 11:00 CT in-person/Noon Zoom
The Correspondent by Virginia Evans F
Join us at 11:00 CT for lunch and a discussion of this novel told entirely through letters and emails. It follows Sybil Van Antwerp, a sharp-witted and reclusive 73-year-old retired lawyer who meticulously organizes her life around letter writing to avoid direct vulnerability.
