Book Study featuring “How to Be an Antiracist” by Ibram X. Kendi, led by Rev. Dr. Adama Brown.

Mondays from 4:30-6:00pm (CDT), September 14, 21, 28, and October 5.

Mondays at Noon via Zoom - Starting September 21st

Join Pastor Tracey on Monday’s at noon for a mid-day lunch break and Bible Study via Zoom.

Beginning on Monday, September 21st, Pastor Tracey will lead a study of scripture that will be preached in upcoming sermons. No preparation is necessary and the gathering is BYOB. Bring your own Bible and Brown Bag lunch! It will be an opportunity for fellowship, study and discussion.

Please register here so that you can receive the Zoom link in advance of our first meeting.

As we continue to live in unprecedented times and adapt to ever-changing “normals” it is more important than ever that we remain grounded in the One who creates, sustains and redeems. I invite you to join me for Mid-Week Morning Prayer each Wednesday from 7-7:30am via Zoom. We will begin on Wednesday, September 16th. Please register here so that you can receive the Zoom link in advance of our first prayer time.

Information and updates about upcoming events at WUMC campus.

Westlake United Methodist Church has moved to “virtual” interaction and suspend all in-person church activities and meetings effective immediately. This includes all Sunday morning classes and worship services.

We have online worship services at 9:00 & 11:15am. It is super-easy to participate. Just click here. At 9:00 & 11:15am on each Sunday the livestream will begin. If you miss it, you can still click this link and, once the landing page loads, click on the archived service in the right-hand column to watch anytime. There will be two buttons on the top left-hand side of the screen. The top one will say, “Register Your Attendance” and the second will say, “Give Now” so that you can easily tell us who all is worshiping with us and submit your offering online.

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Temperatures are trending downward in South Texas, albeit slowly, so the first week in October seems like a great time to return to our favorite working grounds in South Texas. The need for building wheel chair ramps is growing, but our case managers will decide on our top priorities, and decide on the best use of our time.

I'll head down the morning of Sept 30th and we'll return the afternoon of Oct 4th. I'll have coolers with cold water and Gatoraid, and lunch fixn's for a couple of days. I must admit that the sausage gravy and biscuits with fried eggs for breakfast were pretty good, so you just might just see a reprise of that one morning.

As always, come when you can and leave when you must. Hopefully we'll have a good turnout, because as I stated in my last report, many volunteer groups have faded away, so the need for us has grown. The fact that we've been doing this for over 2 years is a testament to our dedication and commitment. I thank you all for that.

Let me know if what days you can make it so we can prepare accordingly.

Thank you...