A meeting of the congregation will be held on Wednesday, June 30, 2021 at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom. A link will be emailed to the congregation prior to the meeting and can be found below. The purpose of the meeting is the nomination and election of church officers, change in terms of call for the pastors, and an update from the Forward in Faith Together working group.

Adult Education will resume in the fall

Livestream Worship at 10:00 a.m.

On the recommendation of the Forward in Faith Together working group, the Session has approved increasing our attendance numbers in the sanctuary while continuing to distance in seating and wearing masks. Opening the balcony and the individual chairs on either side of the chancel will allow us to have approximately 130 in worship plus worship leaders, choir, and ushers.

We are very grateful for all who attended worship in June and joined in our covenant of keeping one another safe and healthy. Our “soft opening” has helped us prepare as we now increase attendance. We will also no longer ask for people to sign up for worship in advance. In July and August, as each household makes their own decisions on how to participate in worship, we believe in-person numbers will be consistent with protocols. We will have livestream participation available in the Assembly Room for potential overflow and/or for families with young children who would like a bit of space.

We will snap a picture of the congregation in case the need of contact tracing arises.

Monday through Thursday, 12:30-4:30 p.m., Friday 12:30-8:00 p.m. Join us in-person, for the telling of this memorable Biblical story of courage and obedience, in a light-hearted rendition with singing and speaking roles, rising grades 3-12. Covid protocols will apply. Sign up below, and reach out to Ingrid Ladendorf with questions.

Learn more about what is happening at Witherspoon Street Presbyterian Church this week.

Day365 is a Presbyterian Church (USA) website and app offering a daily devotional experience written on a single theme for one week. Through scripture, prayer, and blessing you will read honest struggles and questions, all in the context of faith. You're invited to let the writer’s words serve as background for your own conversation with God. 

The Nassau & Witherspoon Partnership Team is helping host an abridged reading of Douglass' famous speech "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?" Join via zoom on Monday, July 5, 5:30 p.m. to listen to members of the community and join in conversation afterwards facilitated by Not In Our Town. For more information and to register use the button below.

The Nassau Witherspoon Partnership Team invites members of our congregations to pick one of the following two books to read over the summer. Then, join for a conversation with members from both churches in the fall. More details and links on our website.

Princeton University will be preparing meals for various HomeFront programs from June 7^th – July 2^nd, we are looking for volunteers to help with pick up. Pick up will generally between 70 and 130 bagged lunches. Find out more about this and other opportunities using the button below.

Use the button below to find out how to be in touch with the church staff.