Join Us for Worship Each Sunday at 10am
We worship together in our sanctuary and broadcast live for anyone viewing from home (a video is saved afterwards).
What to Expect When Visiting Wasatch
Our service is a harmonious blend of contemporary and traditional worship styles. Each service features our talented worship band, dedicated choir, and esteemed organist. We often host special musical guests and soloists including our children’s choir and beloved bell choir. Worship at Wasatch is thoughtfully led every Sunday by our pastor, Rev. Irene Pak Lee, ensuring a spiritually enriching experience.
We hope you join us!
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9-9:45am: Adult Spiritual Formation Class (Sunday school) - Library
9:30am: Children's Choir Practice
9:30am: Chancel Choir Warm Up
10:00am: Worship
10:15am: Children's Spiritual Formation Class is During Worship, After the Children's Message.
11:00am: Fellowship Hour
6:30pm: Youth Spiritual Formation Class
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9:15am: Summer Choir Practice
10:00am: Worship
11:00am: Fellowship Hour
Quality nursery care is provided by our staff each Sunday for children (ages Pre-K and under) from 9am to 11am.
If it is your first time at Wasatch, please let someone know and they will direct you to our nursery.
Announcements & Upcoming Activities
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Spiritual Formation Classes & Bible Groups
Activities & Gatherings
Offerings & Ways to Get Involved
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Friends, I know I’m still fairly new here, but I feel compelled to share my hopes for us as your pastor and what I hope we will see and how we will act and pray in the days ahead in this church family as we walk in the footsteps of Christ:
In this family, we will stand up for the unhoused, the poor, and the oppressed.
In this family, we will welcome the stranger.
In this family, we stand up for the rights of women and in this family we will continue to defend the rights of our LGBTQ members, friends, and family.
In this family, we stand up for the rights of those who are differently abled.
In this family, we can be unashamedly Christian and proclaim that we love Jesus AND we can love and protect the freedom of religion among all of our neighbors, no matter what their belief system or how they choose to worship.
In this family, we will not be afraid. Okay, we will probably be afraid. But we will not be led by fear. As Jesus calls us to be alert and be aware of those who incite fear and attempt to lead us off the path of our God in Christ, we will summon up courage to speak and act when we see an injustice.
Finally, in this family, we will protect one another and keep each other safe. That does not mean we will not disagree or be conflict free. Conflict is not the enemy. The real question is how we will engage conflict and division in this hour. We do not have to give up our principles and integrity in order to keep the peace or acquiesce to false unity for some unnamed higher good. Conflict is here anyway. We need to decide who we want to be in the middle of it.
And friends, when you are tired, afraid, or weary, I pray that you can come here to gain some strength for your souls because the power and love of God through the life of Jesus is alive and with us always. We will continue to proclaim and believe in resurrection power. New life, again and again. We will hold fast to our baptismal promises for all of God’s children. We won’t always be perfect at it, but we will try our best to not be overcome by evil, but to overcome evil with good.
(Excerpt of sermon by Rev. Irene Pak Lee, preached on November 17, 2024 at Wasatch Presbyterian Church)
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We have a number of ways to volunteer at Wasatch and in the local community. If you are interested in joining a committee of Wasatch, please reach out to the moderator of that committee (listed on the back of the Sunday bulletin each week).
Ways to get involved are shared in our weekly email (sent Wednesdays) and posted above.
Visit our Mission Ministries page for an overview of our missions and more information!
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Nestled in the western part of the Rocky Mountains, the Presbytery of Utah serves 20+ congregations from Preston, Idaho all the way down to St. George, Utah. Our Mission is to “provide leadership and resources resulting in healthy and growing congregations.” We understand ourselves as one church with 20+ campuses who all long to serve God’s people in the unique setting of our Presbytery. As a Matthew 25 Presbytery we strive to work for justice, reconciliation, and peace in our communities. The Presbytery offers programs and support so that each campus finds its own individual way to translate our mission into practice.
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We are a church that sparks radical reconciliation: acknowledging our past, seeking community partners across the denomination, and offering easily accessible and effective resources for all Presbyterians, especially Ministers of Word and Sacrament and Ruling Elders.
We are a church that upholds a faithful theology and practice of stewardship: care for the earth through sustainable gatherings, health and safety of all in light of the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, financial realities while providing space and freeing funds for innovative ministry rather than convention-style gatherings, and enlivening an expansive public theology that speaks to the world with a distinctive Reformed-Presbyterian voice.
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