You can put a smile on someone’s face. Show one of our homebound members they are part of our church family.

Job: Deliver one or two poinsettias to folks who were recently hospitalized, are elderly and at home, or live in a senior community. Deadline to volunteer is Wednesday, December 18. Please RSVP to Laura Bentley.

Commitment: 1 ½ to 2 hours, pick up flowers on December 26 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., or on December 27, from 9:00 a.m. to noon. The church will be closed on Wednesday, December 25.

Skills Needed: Have a heart for people and a warm smile.

Tuesday, December 24
3:00 and 8:00 p.m.

Ushers are needed for the two Christmas Eve services being held in the Sanctuary.

If you are willing to serve, please contact Roberta Sarraf, Worship Commission Chair at (412) 855-9073 (cell) or [email protected] by Friday, December 20.

Support Bags for Those Experiencing Homelessness

Have you ever come across a homeless individual in need and not had any way to help?

QuicKits are bags, designed by the youth of Westminster, filled with essential items like deoderant, water, a toothbrush, and more, put together in a reusable bag.

Fully assembled kits are available to you in the Narthex. Take one to keep in your car to hand out when you cross paths with someone in need. We hope to keep the project running so we also ask that you consider replenishing the bin with fully completed kits for others to pass out.

More information on the project and what is included in the bags can be found in our YouTube video below.

QuicKits Update January 25:
• 100 additional QuicKits - Thank you to the volunteers who stayed after worship last Sunday to put together 100 QuicKits to replenish our supply.
• 400 QuicKits already distributed - To date you have distributed 400 QuicKits in our community.
• Share your experience - If you have given a QuicKits to someone in need, please tell me about your experience, one sentence or more. I would like to capture and share our QuicKit stories with one another.
• What are they? QuicKits are reusable, drawstring, waterproof bags filled with personal hygiene items, socks, hand warmers (this time of year), and a granola bar. When you encounter someone experiencing homelessness or in need as you navigate your day, a QuicKit can be a way to respond to a request for help. The next time you are at church, you can grab a couple of bags to keep in your car when the opportunity presents itself to reach out.