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City Lights - 20 Years of Lessons Learned

A friend a world away inspires our Deacon Moderator

09.22.20 | Our Member's Stories | by James Rush | by Sue Metzger

Read how a call to Wayne Pres., made all the difference

Bowman - Barnes Memories of Bells

06.01.20 | Our Member's Stories | by James Barnes

When Jeannie and Darrel Bowman met up with Jeannie’s bell choir student, Julie Barnes.... This poignant edited segment is 1 minute long. Enjoy it!

Jim Gilliand - Reflection

03.16.20 | Our Member's Stories | by Jim Gilliand

Jim's reflections on Mark Labberton, Head of Staff for Wayne Presbyterian Church

City Lights in SW Philly - 30 years and a compliment

01.01.20 | Our Member's Stories | Faith in Action stories | by Ted Behr | by Craig Stock

The voice calling to me came from an old Southwest friend and colleague, John McCollough, founder and director of the Philadelphia Training Group.

Finding Hope in WPC’s School for Love

01.01.20 | Our Member's Stories | by James Barnes | by Sarah Hostetter

Watch this video clip through the credits and find Hope

From Normandy to the WPC Parking Lots

01.01.20 | Our Member's Stories | by Ted Behr | by George Aman

Attaining age 101 is not the most remarkable thing about Herb Armstrong. A longtime WPC member’s journey

Faith is easy, until it's not. As a little girl, I got all my Bible stories from a Catholic Church in Huntsville, Alabama. It never occurred to me to question the stories...they just were. I had faith. I raised my three children in this very church, making sure they got their supply of Bible stories, Sunday School, Vacation Bible Camp, Confirmation, etc. I was doing my best to foster their faith. I found as I grew older that having faith was easy when your life was blessed like mine was...when nothing bad happens to you or the ones you love. All was well. God must surely be there taking care of us.