Pride at Westbury
PrideFest
Our PrideFest stands as a beacon of unity and celebration, embracing individuals from all walks of life, irrespective of gender identity, sexual orientation, race, or background. At Westbury UMC PrideFest, our mission is clear: to cultivate a space that's not just welcoming and safe but profoundly inclusive, ensuring there's room at the table for everyone.
Saturday, June 1st 10AM-1PM
Westbury United Methodist Church invites you to our celebration of LGBTQ+ community at our PrideFest held Saturday, June 1st, from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. We believe that each of us is a beloved child of God and perfectly made in God's image. We look forward to celebrating with you!
This is a family-friendly outdoor event that will include food from Kindred Kitchen, snow cones, music, crafts, yard games, waterslide, vendors, and more!
Reserve Your Pride Swag Today!
You can now reserve your Pride t-shirt and PrideFest Yard Sign!
Our “Justice & Joy” logo is featured on a bright and colorful tie-dye t-shirt. Child sizes (S-L) + adult sizes (XS-4XL) are available for $20 each.
Help Westbury UMC promote PrideFest 2024 with a Yard Sign! Cost is $6, pickup time TBD.
Baseball Is For Everyone
Tuesday, June 25th
Join us for Pride Night, on June 25th as the Houston Astros face off against the Colorado Rockies at 7:10pm.
Tickets are $47. Happy Hour from 5:00-7:00pm in the Michelob Ultra Club + $1 Hotdog Night!!
Show your pride with a fun Astros Jersey add-on package for $36. Adult Small – Adult XXL are available. Jersey sizing is first come, first served.
Join Kindred!
Kindred is an adult Sunday class for those who enjoy different perspectives, asking hard questions, and giving thoughtful answers.
We study a variety of materials — some are social justice oriented, others are traditionally Methodist in nature. We welcome all participants — all adult generations and genders and ethnicities, gay and straight and LGBTQ+ allies. We meet Sundays at 9:30am and socially at other times.
For Pride, Kindred is reading and discussing together Shameless: A Case for Not Feeling Bad About Feeling Good (About Sex) by Nadia Bolz-Weber.