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    Jane Nelson Beatty
    05.20.22 | Our Member's Stories

    Although Jane Nelson Beatty was born in Cincinnati, she graduated from Lower Merion High School and has been involved with the local community and WPC for most of her life having been a member here for 60 years.  When she graduated from Mt. Holyoke, she went to work as a journalist for Time-Life reporting in the Religion and Science Departments.  She later went to graduate school at Penn getting a Master’s in Education and took a position as a Title I reading specialist at Haverford High School.    Here at WPC, she taught Sunday School and was asked by Rev. John Galloway, Sr. in 1970 to write the 100-year history of the church which you can find in our Library.  Her love of teaching and care of those...

      George Matthias Aman, III
      05.20.22 | Our Member's Stories

      George Matthias Aman, III, has deep roots in Wayne Presbyterian Church (WPC) and in the community of Wayne.  Like his father before him, George was baptized at WPC, and in the 90-plus ensuing years, he has been intimately involved in the life of the church and the town.  After his early education in Radnor public schools and WPC Sunday School, George went to Princeton University and Harvard University, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts and law degree, respectively.  Following his service as a 2nd lieutenant in the Korean War, George returned to Wayne to practice law, with a particular interest in tax exempt bond and municipal law.  This experience was invaluable when he served more than two terms as a Radnor...

        Edward L. (Ted) Behr III
        05.20.22 | Our Member's Stories

        Edward L. (Ted) Behr III grew up in Plainfield, NJ. Soon after high school, he joined the US Army, and started to experience parts of the world that would indelibly be a part of his life’s work, his Christian faith, and his sense of call to always be learning, teaching, and serving. Ted’s Army stint in Japan and Korea also provided him a GI Bill college education at Indiana University and led to his destiny meet-up with his beloved Dorothea. By the time Ted and his family arrived at Wayne Presbyterian Church in 1971, Ted’s work with pharmaceutical and cosmetic companies had taken him, and sometimes his family, to Hong Kong, Thailand, Taiwan, and Indonesia. We value Ted’s embrace and perspective of Christianity...

          Logistical and Communications Processes
          02.17.22 | Communications | by Jayne Grabowski

          Beginning March 14th, 2022, we are asking everyone to use the below forms to allow us to meet the various needs of the congregation as efficiently as possible. Thank you for your patience, flexibility, and cooperation! Step 1: Secure a Space Calendar Reservations and Building Usage Form Click here for the form Please use the Calendar Reservations and Building Usage Form to reserve a space for your group. Select whether your reservation requires a special set-up-- select "Yes" only if the default layout of the chosen room will not work and you require WPC staff to set up the space. If you do require a special set-up, you will be taken through a series of questions outlining the event's needs.  While you must use the online...

            Adult Education Series: A Vessel for the Sacred
            02.11.22 | Adult Education

            Adult Ed Music: A Vessel for the Sacred Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. with Katy Shevel and Tim Evers A Three Class Series March 9th, 16th, and 23rd in the Chapel Register here. Music is beautiful. It stirs our hearts and shapes our imaginations. Human beings have always been driven to express ourselves creatively through music and the arts. In the Wayne Oratorio Society’s upcoming concert series this April, we are invited to experience how great music renders our innermost beliefs about God and the world around us. Karl Jenkins’ The Peacemakers, drawing on texts from some of the greatest theological thinkers of our...

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