Westminster Presbyterian Church

About this church

Westminster Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh's South Hills offers traditional worship at 8:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday and The Bridge contemporary service at 9:30. The visitor guide explains the different services and provides directions and parking information, while livestreams and bulletins help people preview worship online. The three-hour pattern gives newcomers a meaningful choice of style without leaving the same congregation. Children and youth programs, adult spiritual development, pastoral care, and a recreation and outreach center make Sunday worship one entry point into a much larger church community.

Westminster began as a response to rapid suburban growth in Upper St. Clair. Its first service was held September 22, 1946, with 118 people after a founding pastor spent the summer visiting local homes. Today the church describes itself as a place where people of varied backgrounds, ages, interests, and faith experience come together to worship and offer their gifts. Children's ministry teaches birth through sixth grade through Bible lessons, Scripture, activities, music, prayer, and outreach; Veritas youth ministry serves grades seven through twelve with games, worship, prayer, and discussion about following Jesus. A first-time family should match its preferred worship style with the age-specific Sunday schedule before arriving.

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Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Online Worship — Livestream Available

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