Westminster Presbyterian

We joined WPC 20 years ago. The intergenerational exposure is so important for my family. For example, my son interviewed a WWII vet from the church for a grammar school project. The weekly connection to the church community, particularly through the sharing of joys and concerns during the service, broadens our perspective and deepens our empathy for others. A women's meditation group has provided vital support during pivotal life moments. Opportunities to serve abound through the bagged lunch program, diaper distribution for the needy, food bank service, Habit for Humanity projects, creating floral arrangements for Sunday service, singing in the choir etc. From pancake breakfasts, picnics in the park, small group dinners and monthly hikes there are many ways to get to know congregants outside of the Sunday service. Both sons were confirmed at the church and loved participating in the summer service trips and recruited friends from outside the church to join as well. Jeff has been a great source of encouragement and a spiritual perspective for the boys. We love hearing Rob and Bethany's sermons both in person and online.

What a great group of people I have found here. Some prove to be lifelong friends. It is a very active faith based spiritual community open to folks of all ages —from young families, to couples to singles who seek spiritual meaning and purpose in life.

And when there is a special need, this church supports you. When I lost my husband four years ago the congregation came to my support in many surprising ways. And for that, I am grateful more than words can express.

In addition to caring for one another, there are a variety of social activities from mens and womens groups, to hiking the trails of Marin, special breakfasts and small group dinners, a book club, speakers who talk on a variety of topics, plus many community volunteer opportunities.

You do not have to be a member to join us. We really welcome a chance to meet you.

Sermons are thought-provoking, uplifting and often delivered with a bit of humor, truly a joy to experience. Wisdom and beauty are gathered from all sources, regardless of outside denomination or label. I love that the welcome is to all regardless of human condition.
I can't imagine a more caring, supportive, compassionate community. They have unfailingly been there for me and my children through good times and bad. I feel so lucky to have found Westminster for my spiritual home.

Large contemporary congregation with progressive outreach programs benefiting the local communities of color, gender, disparate income and housed circumstances. The pastoral leadership has blessed us with their unique ability to present the good news of the bible in spiritual context with the challenges of today. I walked into their sanctuary ten years ago, and am a devoted volunteer both in session and committee outreach today. If you are seeking, if you are looking for a perspective, if you want community that transcends career, this may help you find an answer.

WPC has recently completed a ten year renovation plan, culminating in renewed organizational and gathering spaces, as well as much needed structural retrofit. Post-pandemic, the church is launching new streaming hybrid programs and navigating congregational support options in the new normal.

Peace.

It's a group of intelligent, thoughtful, accomplished people who share admirable values. It's a group of people with whom I am proud to be associated. While this is certainly a church, they are not fundamentalists. Rather, they are open to new ideas, new ways of living and new relationships. A friend recommended this church to me even though we don't live in southern Marin. It's worth the drive. The people are welcoming and friendly. We greatly enjoy being part of this group, this congregation, this church family.