Westminster has been showing up for Nacogdoches for more than 130 years from leading the county's WWI war savings campaign to founding the local Head Start program to housing the Christian Women's Job Corps today. We believe the church exists not for itself but for the world, and that God is already at work in our community. We just join in.
Serve in the Community
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Learn more about CWJC.
The Christian Women’s Job Corps needs help with lunches for their students. Click here to sign up for the meal train.
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Westminster supports H.O.P.E. through annual food drives and special offerings. Our 2025 Christmas Eve offering raised over $900 for H.O.P.E.'s work addressing food insecurity in Nacogdoches County.
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Pastor Kallie serves on the Community Leadership Council through Baylor University's Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty, a two-year initiative focused on coalition building and local food security policy. Westminster is committed to long-term, systemic work alongside immediate relief.
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Collecting shelf stable food items to place in Buckley's Pantry.
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21/7 Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded by Nacogdoches residents in 2019 to support the health, safety, and well-being of the Southeast and Southwest areas of Nacogdoches, TX.
Westminster Presbyterian Church provided a grant for Child ID tags latest project.
Community Events
Back to School Bash
Each August, Westminster partners with local organizations to provide school supplies, hoodies, and activities for elementary-age students — supported by a Presbytery grant, congregational giving, and volunteers from across the community.
Christmas Eve Offering
Each year, our Christmas Eve service includes a special offering for H.O.P.E.
Stock Buckley's Pantry
Collect shelf stable food items to place in Buckley's Pantry.
Want to serve? There's always room. Contact the church office or talk with any elder or deacon on a Sunday morning.
office@wpcnac.com | (936) 564-0203