For more than 10 years, White Memorial Presbyterian Church has been fostering the skills of newly graduated seminary students through a Residency Program designed to give a new pastor the types of experiences that are invaluable to their future...
White Memorial’s library is available for use by our members and staff. It is located in the Witherspoon Building, just opposite the main reception desk, and is open when the church is open. You can also view our online catalog through the...
For over twenty years, the Older Adult Ministry has sponsored overnight trips to interesting and exciting locations, and these adventures provide times of great fellowship, informative sightseeing and much fun for those traveling with us. This...
The ceremonial groundbreaking for the Imagine Project is Sunday, May 20, 2018. The Building Committee is excited to present these renderings of the exterior of the proposed OnPoint worship and fellowship hall building, to be built near the corner...
White Memorial helps Daniel's Middle School with their food pantry.
On Saturday, October 7, 2017, White Memorial hosted our friends from the Turkish Divan Center for a pot luck luncheon. We have enjoyed many good times and good food at the Divan Center so today was a special treat for us to do the same.
Fourteen members from White Memorial Presbyterian Church went on a mission trip to Poland and Germany from May 10 through the 18 of this year to better understand and celebrate the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation. In addition to spending...
We don’t call it a funeral. Nor do we call it a celebration of life. Rather, in our tradition, in the PC(USA) version of the Reformed tradition, we call it a Service of Witness to the Resurrection (WTR).
White Memorial members provided 900 Healthy Kid Kits to children in Haiti. Shipping items to Haiti was so problematic that a group of 11 members hand delivered the gift.
Generosity, Devotion and Lenten Grace When we think of Lent, grace is not the first thing which comes to mind. Lent brings forward the practice of penitence. Lent calls us to consider our brokenness, our mortality, and our finitude. Sometimes...
