In case you missed it over @pastor_ryanfalls account- Matt finally got Ryan to eat at Applebee’s after a year and a half of being in WA 😂🍎🐝 #wcbellevue #bestfriends

Did you miss yesterday’s service? No worries! Visit https://www.westminster.org/messages/ to listen now! 💻📱 #wcbellevue

“Hey Westminster Family,

I hope you’ve had a really great week! This Sunday is going to be a ton of fun as we celebrate Mother’s Day and have a coffee truck outside! We will also be starting a new series called Greater, which is a study of the book of Hebrews. The book is a timely and relevant message for today.

I also wanted to share with you an update on one of our staff members. Kathie Stabbert has recently completed her Master’s Degree in counseling from the Seattle School and will be moving to a new role outside of Westminster that will allow her to use these skills. She has done an amazing job serving as the Westminster Language Academy Director and will be missed. We are very thankful that she will continue to be a part of our church family. We anticipate that one of our Language Academy Instructors, Leanna Busse, will take on increased responsibility for the Language Academy. Please be in prayer for both Kathie and Leanna during this time.

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#throwbackthursday to our latest episode release for the Westminster Podcast! 🎙⭐️ COVID has changed so many aspects of life. Now that churches are opening up and resuming in person services, have you been wondering about coming back? Going at all? Attending for the first time? Or staying online? Listen to episode 13 now as we explore this listener submitted question! Listen on the Westminster.org website, iTunes, Spotify, or stitcher! #askingforafriendwithwestminsterchapel #wcbellevue

#worshipwednesday 🎵🎶 getting ready for Sunday! #wcbellevue

New sermon series starts THIS SUNDAY in the book of Hebrews. You can watch online at 9am, 10:30am, or 7pm or come in person at 9am! 🙌🏻🏞 it’s going to be great 😉 #wcbellevue

Did you hear the news during service? There’s a new face on staff! We are SO excited to welcome Lishi on our team! 🎉 She is our new grow group director and we are so thankful she’s here at Westminster. Make sure to say hello when you see her or say hi in the comments! ☺️ happy Sunday! #wcbellevue

“Westminster,

I hope you’re having a great week. This weekend we will finish our short series Asking for a Friend. We will be exploring the question “Don’t all roads lead to God?” as we continue to look at these very important topics together.

On another note, I want to thank each of you who participated in a listening group for our worship pastor search (or sent us a note). Our advisory team is working extremely hard to help us to listen to the congregation and to prepare us all for the pastor God has for Westminster Chapel in this area of ministry leadership. We had 121 individuals participate in 11 listening groups, and we have been pouring and praying over the feedback from these times. Please join me in prayer as Jay Mitchell from the Vanderbloemen search group will present candidates to our advisory team on Tuesday evening.

We’re looking for a pastor who will authentically lead us in worship, shape the worship life of Westminster, and ...

Comment below if you’re ready for summer and what you’re most looking forward too ☀️ we love this sun! #wcbellevue

“Westminster,

Happy Friday! I’m loving this short series we’re currently in called Asking for a Friend. Far too often, it’s easier not to talk about the difficult issues going on in our world. But just as always, followers of Jesus need to be ready to listen and love like our Savior. With hope and humility, we have another way to enter the conversation. By the grace of God, we’ve begun to see the world with Jesus at the center. He really does change everything.

So this weekend, as we talk about how Jesus would approach racial reconciliation, we will be inspired by the reality of His gospel and its implications. There is fear, uncertainty, and confusion everywhere we look. Sin has touched every part of our lives and world, causing unbelievable brokenness. So many of those things that we intrinsically know ought to be, often seem irreconcilably torn apart.

But Jesus Christ gave His life as an act of reconciliation. Most importantly, so our broken ...