Programs at Westview



   Westview runs a variety of programs in addition to our regular Sunday morning service designed for both our church family and our community. These include but are not limited to:
  • Youth Groups
  • Small Groups
  • Women4Women
(If you would like information about the services and programs on Sunday morning, please see Sunday Service page)
Youth Groups
   Westview offers youth programs for grades 6-12.

   Junior Youth (grades 6-8) events are planned occasionally throughout the school year and summer.

   Senior Youth (grades 9-12) meet on a regular basis, usually every second Sunday evening from 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm.

   For more information on upcoming Youth events (both Junior and Senior), please check the bulletin or listen for announcements during the Sunday morning service.
Small Groups
       Small groups are where 'the rubber hits the road' in respect to our relationship with God and each other. Small groups help new believers mature, struggling believers revive, and vibrant believers continue to press on. The purpose of these meetings is to provide a safe place where people can come to God together with the realities of life and hear from God about His good plans for us.
   We currently have one small group running. New small groups will likely be starting again in September, so stay tuned for more information on these.
  • Book Club Group  Leader: Marilyn Toews.  Those who enjoy reading new material are invited to join this new group. Every three or so weeks, a new book will be picked to be read by the group. Once read, everyone will meet together to discuss its story and what God may have said to them. It is a great way to read authors and genres that you have never tried before.
    For more information on small groups and upcoming meeting times, please check the bulletin, see the Events/Calendar page, listen for announcements on Sunday morning, or contact the office.

Women4Women

    Women4Women is a drop-in for the women of the Queenston Street community. The group runs Thursdays, 10-1pm, from September to June.  On a weekly basis we offer coffee/snack, clothing exchange, haircuts, community cupboard (selling dry goods in small portions at cost) and a hot lunch.  On a monthly basis we offer story time for the children, crafts, manicures and guest speakers. Our mandate is to offer a safe place where all women are treated with respect and dignity.
 
http://www.Women4women4allwomen.piczo.com


Library/Resource Center

   Westview's library is located in the Fireside Room of 124 Queenston. We have numerous books by Christian authors, both biography and fiction. We also have a variety of study guides and course material on marriage, parenting, finances, spiritual warfare, discipleship and prayer.
   We also have a large collection of videos, which includes more than 200 children's videos.



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