Andre Previn said, "If I miss a day of practice, I know it.  If I miss two days, my manager knows it.  If I miss three days, my audience, knows it."  He was talking about the piano, but the same is true about your devotional life.  When you're spending time with God on a consistent basis, it shows.  When you aren't also shows.  You'll notice it first, then those closest to you, and, pretty soon, it's obvious to everyone.

You just can't imagine the life skills, independence, and faith development your kids and youth will get from a session at Summer Church Camp.  Dayton Oaks is an accredited camp, supported by and affiliated with the American Baptist Churches of Minnesota and Iowa.  You don't have to be Baptist to sign up and go to camp, but scholarship hel

From Memorial Day through Labor Day, Westover is going casual.  During the summer season, you don't have to go home and change and you don't have to skip church, if you want to spend your Sunday afternoon fishing, hitting the ballpark, or relaxing in your backyard hammock!  Worship is "come as you are" this summer and we hope you'll do just that!

When we ask church members what matters about our Wednesday night ministries, they will most often refer to the Bible verses, life's lessons, and worship that kids and youth get to experience each week.  If you ask a kid what brings them back, however, they will most certainly add "game time" to their list of what makes Wednesday night a special night to come to church.