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News & Updates

Watch this space for the latest Wilshire news. Check the Events section for information on upcoming events. You can also subscribe to our two weekly emails; Tapestry News, sent Fridays, includes news and a worship preview, while the Monday Recap has links to videos and blog posts from the prior week.

One Service Continues

Wilshire staying with one worship service; Sunday School moves to 9:45 start on Aug. 21. In a change of plans based on congregational feedback and with the support of the deacons, Wilshire will continue to offer a single Sunday worship service, at 11 a.m., for the...

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Children’s Choir moving to Sundays

Children’s Choir moving to Sundays. Wilshire’s choirs for children in kindergarten through grade 6 will now meet on Sundays after worship instead of Wednesday evenings; a new program - KidConnect - will now fill the Wednesday slot (see below). For children's choirs on...

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Preparing for Worship

Preparing for Worship - Jeff Brummel, associate minister of music. The July 17 prelude was composed during my first summer at Wilshire in 2006. The piece uses the older musical form known as the North German Präludium, sometimes known as the organ Fantasia style....

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I Am Wilshire: Charles Yarbrough

I Am Wilshire - Charles Yarbrough. Hometown: Ardmore, Oklahoma Education: BA in 1974 from Oklahoma Baptist University; JD in 1978 from SMU Dedman School of Law Profession: Attorney, VP of Atmos Energy Present city: Dallas Tell us about your family. My wife, Judy, is a...

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Wilshire’s Solar Panels Generate Savings

Wilshire’s solar panels generate savings. July 13 marked the two-year anniversary of Wilshire’s rooftop solar panel system, which was made possible entirely by an anonymous donation. The panels are working as intended — helping to save God’s creation and helping the...

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COVID Task Force Update

COVID-19 Task Force update, July 2022. Dallas County Health and Human Services raised its COVID-19 risk level to yellow on July 6, signifying the public to proceed cautiously as it relates to COVID-19. Using its own criteria, the Centers for Disease Control raised the...

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