Interesting and challenging discussions of current
topics of interest?
On TuesdaysThe West Asheville
Presbyterian Church, 690 Haywood Rd, and The Community on Haywood offer program that is open to the public and geared to working
people. A light lunch catered from a local cafe will be available
from 11:30 to 1:00pm. A $5.00 donation is encouraged, to cover
expenses. Come whenever it works in your schedule, leave when you need to, From 12:00 to
1:00 – while we eat – there will be open discussion on topics
that range from angels and demons, spirituality, the environment, the
value and historicity of the Bible, Alzheimer's Disease, and so much
more. The participants are not expected to agree or to change, just
participate and offer their perspective. No obligation, no pressure.
Parking and entrance is in the back of the church
and across Virginia Avenue. For questions, contact
Kent@WestAshePres.org
Normal Sunday Morning Schedule 9:45 a.m: Sunday School for all ages, with Nursery Care 11:00 a.m. Worship First Sunday of each month at Noon: Time of Fellowship with food, beverages, good fellowship
The Community on Haywood: A "new worshiping community" using contemporary music and a casual worship style. Check our website:The Community on Haywood for details. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Sunday evenings at 7:00 p.m.
Habitat For Humanity Concert
December 2, 2012
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Easter Fun Day for Children
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AA review of West Asheville Pres that appeared in Yelp.com
2/10/2012
My wife and I were
thinking of relocating to Asheville from San Francisco so we
took some time to go there over the holidays this winter. We
wanted to check out a local church and we really liked West
Asheville Pres.
The congregation seemed lovely, everyone was very welcoming but
we happened to go to was on New Years Day, so there weren't that
many people at the service, which I'm sure was a symptom of the
new years festivities.
The sermon was clear and meaningful and the pastor even delved
into some ancient greek for the term "we would have been happy
if..." which is always insightful.
The music was outstanding, we met one of the women that runs the
music there, she had played an exotic string instrument that I
can't recall the name of, but it was great.
I don't think that Asheville is in the cards for us yet, but if
we did move there, this would be our church.
Donna Marie Todd presentation. Accom. by Will Staughan.
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