What Does Fellowship Look Like in 2021?
Harris County is now in Threat Level One (Severe Threat - Red) because of the Covid 19 pandemic. At this level, residents are instructed to "stay home unless fully vaccinated." As most of us are fully vaccinated, we at Woodforest Presbyterian Church are cautiously resuming pre-pandemic activities. During this phase, we still advise masks and social distancing to protect our most vulnerable members.
On Sunday mornings, the coffee pot is back on! We gather for coffee and snacks outdoors in the courtyard at 11:00 am following the 10:00 am Sunday worship service.
At Woodforest Presbyterian Church, we like eat together. Actually, we like eat together a lot! But the safety of everyone, all communal meals have suspended for the duration of the Covid 19 pandemic. So what do we do instead? We prepared BBQ chicken suppers with beans, biscuits, and potato salad - and handed them out To Go!
We look forward to resuming the following activities:
DUTCH TREAT LUNCH follows Sunday School on the second Sunday of every month. Members gather for lunch at a variety of local restaurants.
On the last Sunday of every month, we enjoy a POT LUCK LUNCH at 12:00 noon following Sunday School.
On the last Sunday of every month, we enjoy a POT LUCK LUNCH at 12:00 noon following Sunday School.
Batter up! It's time for hush puppies, French fries, coleslaw, and the best fried fish in Houston! Each spring, the entire congregation pitches in to host the popular FISH FRY. Activities include a Bake Sale and a Silent Auction. Gospel bands provide live entertainment throughout the event.
On the Sunday following Vacation Bible School, the entire congregation relaxes with an old-fashioned BBQ PICNIC & SPLASH PARTY. We're talking barbeque with all the fixins! Weather permitting, the kids cool off outside with swim suits, SnoCones, splash toys, and a water slide!
Our annual fall CHURCH CELEBRATION marks our anniversary as a congregation together! To celebrate, we reach out to members of our extended church family, inviting them to a special Thanksgiving worship service. Afterwards, the entire congregation enjoys a catered dinner, and each new family adds a cross to our front hall.
