The Civil Government Has Asked Us to Pray
As Presbyterians we have a very careful understanding of the relationship between the church and the civil magistrate. If you’d like to probe this in any depth ...
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The Pastors You Don’t Know
Hopefully, by now, you’re somewhat familiar with the “resident” pastors of WRPC: Pastor Anderson, Pastor Dodds and Pastor Robbins. They’re fairly ac...
How to Speak Presbyterian
This last weekend Sandy and I were not with you at WRPC because we were in Charleston celebrating the “Particularization” of Christ Church Presbyterian. OK, I r...
WRPC…Happily Presbyterian!
We have no intention of changing our name to “Woodruff Road Community Church”. That is the case for a couple of reasons. First, we believe in full disclosure. W...
Honoring Jan Robbins
On Wednesday afternoon we had the great joy to celebrate the retirement of Jan Robbins, our longtime Church Secretary. Jan came to us in the Spring of 2004. Fro...
Celebrating WRPC’s 30th Anniversary
On Sunday, May 1st, we delighted in God’s kind providence to us as a congregation by having a marvelous lunch together and hearing from charter members Maurice ...
Joel Smit – Pastor of Smyrna PCA, Smyrna, GA
Our beloved, former pastoral intern, Joel Smit (along with his wife Stefanie and their children Peter, Evelyn, Alice and Paul) has been called to be the Senior ...
Is WRPC a Church for Introverts or Extroverts?
What is an introvert ? According to social theorists, introverts… Enjoy time alone Consider only deep relationships as friends Feel drained after activiti...
The Halbert’s and WRPC: Through the Generations
In April of 1987 WRPC called the Rev. Paul Halbert – a retiring minister – to serve as the Asst. Pastor to Dr. Tom Cross. Rev. Halbert had previousl...
Connectionalism Is a Beautiful Thing
I had the inestimable privilege (last weekend) to be the speaker for the Missions Conference at Arden PCA in the suburbs of Asheville, NC. APC is a healthy &...