Ministries.
At West New Bern Presbyterian Church, we are committed to living out our faith through active ministry and service. Our ministries are designed to nurture spiritual growth, foster community, and serve those in need. Whether through worship, fellowship, or outreach, there is a place for everyone to get involved. Explore the various ministries that help us grow in our relationship with God and share His love with our neighbors and beyond.
Adults
Our Adult Ministries at West New Bern Presbyterian Church are dedicated to fostering spiritual growth, fellowship, and service. Through Bible studies, Sunday School, and community outreach, we seek to deepen our faith and strengthen our relationships with God and one another.
Whether you are looking for a place to study scripture, connect with fellow believers, or serve the community, there is a place for you here. We invite you to join us as we grow in faith, support one another, and live out God’s love in our daily lives.
Missions and Outreach
Presbyterian Women (PW) Outreach
Presbyterian Women play a vital role in the life of West New Bern, focusing on service and care for both our church family and the wider community. Through monthly Bible studies and fellowship, they organize various outreach projects, including collecting food for Religious Community Services and providing essential items for refugee families and the Women's Shelter. They also offer support by visiting the sick, bereaved, and shut-ins, and organizing events like the Hanging of the Greens. Whether through meals, cards, or visits, Presbyterian Women are dedicated to building a caring community.
Little Free Library
In 2016, West New Bern launched a Little Free Library on church property as part of an outreach effort to build connections with our neighbors in the Colonial Heights and Ghent communities. Church members gathered books, built two book boxes (one for children and one for adults), and became a charter member of the Little Free Library organization. Since its grand opening on July 9, 2016, the library has become an increasingly popular resource, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, offering free books and fostering a sense of community.
