Windsor Presbyterian Church
a loving and accepting community of faith in Windsor, California
Chili Contest Entries
Ten pots of chili were entered in the 2011 contest. Nobody left hungry.
Sampling and Judging Chili
Time to try all the chili and decide who the winner is!
Chili Cook-off Winners
From left to right, John, Steve, Pam, & Paul
Line Dancing
To compliment the chili fest, we ended the afternoon by participating in County Western line dancing.
Olive
From the Latin 'oliva', olive tree, symbol of peace and victory
Rev. Amy Seymour Haney
Worship service begins
WPC Congregation
Jeff, Olive, & Issac
Jeff (God's peace), Olive (symbol of peace and victory), and Issac (from the Hebrew Yitzchak, meaning "he will laugh"
Fellowship
a loving and accepting community of faith
Congregation
a loving and accepting community of faith
Communion
Dixie Land Jazz Band
Mardi Gras Celebration and Jambalaya Cook-off Sunday
Benediction
The Rev. Amy Seymour Haney sends us on our way with an invocation of divine blessing
After Service Treats
There is always good fellowship and treats after worship service
Mary Wins!
Mary takes the 2012 Jambalaya contest as number one!
Jambalaya Contest Participants
It wouldn't have happened without the folks you see here. Thank you for providing a great lunch for us all.
Event Highlights & Photos
Some of the wonderful events that happen at Windsor Presbyterian Church include the Chili Cook-off in the Fall and the Marti Gras Celebration in February. To spice things up, we have a contest to see who makes the best chili or jambalaya. The competition is secondary to the fun and fellowship that everyone experiences at these events.
Come join us when you can. We are a loving and accepting community of faith. And we love to enjoy one another's company with food and celebration as often as we can.