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Read MoreWorship
Worship at Woodhaven is traditional and Reformed. We enjoy the mystery of the liturgy, the beauty of all styles of music, and the power of the Word. Our worship is not centered on entertainment or meeting our needs. It is centered on giving thanks to God and trying to discern God’s call for our lives. Children are welcome in worship at Woodhaven.
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Read MoreChristian Education
The primary function of the Christian Education Team is the nurture and education of persons in matters of faith and discipleship, so as to enable persons to live responsible Christian lives and to facilitate the spiritual growth or discipleship of believers into Christ-likeness. We do this through Sunday School, YOW, VBS, book studies, camps and conferences, Confirmation Class, Inquirers’ Class, and other educational/social opportunities.
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Read MoreMission
Woodhaven ministers to many in our community through the Evelyn T. Clifton Early Childhood Center, The Stewpot, Family Promise of Irving, Irving Cares, Irving Family Advocacy Center and other events throughout the year. Come and help us share God’s love with all the children of his kingdom.
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Harvesting in Spanish
This July, a small group from our church is traveling to El Salvador for ten days. During the day, we'll be assisting with maintenance work and we will have the opportunity to serve lunch to many people, especially children, in the local community, which is quite poor. If you would like to read more and maybe make a donation visit our Harvesting in Spanish page.
Recent Sermons
- We are Easter people April 20, 2014
- A Lenten Service In Words and Music April 19, 2014
- Journey to the Cross April 13, 2014
- Surrendering Our Lives April 6, 2014
- Surrendering Hate March 30, 2014
- Surrendering Superiority March 23, 2014
- Surrendering Expectations March 16, 2014
- Surrendering Control March 9, 2014
- The Face of God March 2, 2014
- Lost in Translation February 23, 2014
Sunday Schedule
Sunday School: 9:00 a.m.
Worship Service: 10:30 a.m.
Fellowship: 11:30 a.m.
Youth: 12:00 p.m.
Pictures with the Easter Bunny
Most Recent Articles
We are Easter people
Rev. Dr. Diane M. Baldwin
Woodhaven Presbyterian Church
April 20, 2014 – Easter
John 20:1-18
What do most people do when the thrill is gone? When love has died? When hope has left the building? Well, most people give up, but a few keep trying. A few keep showing up. Love has died; dead like never before. Their world has come to an end. The finest human being they’ve ever known is dead. His life was spent seeking out the rejected, caring for the distraught, restoring life itself. At little more than thirty, the government executed him for blessing the peacemakers, feeding the hungry, and challenging the powers that be. The women had watched him die horribly. Unlike the disciples, who headed for the hills, they saw the spear planted in his side, the corpse loosened from the cross, carried away, and closed up in a tomb. What are they supposed to do now?
(…excerpt from podcast)
The Majesty and Glory of Your Name
Arr. by Tom Fetke
Anthem performed by Woodhaven’s Chancel Choir
Tracy Herron, Director of Music Ministries
My Eternal King
Arr. by Jane M. Marshall
Offertory Anthem performed by Woodhaven’s Chancel Choir
Tracy Herron, Director of Music Ministries
