The Westminster Canterbury Tales

Susan Boland reads her essay about why she teaches memoir writing at Westminster Canterbury.

In this episode of Westminster Canterbury Tales' "Tell Me a Story" series, USN Captain David and Lynn Carré share their story from growing up in New Orleans, Louisiana to their lives as a United States Navy Family and finally to their decision to move to Westminster Canterbury on the Bay.

Dr. Benson Fraser sits down with 103-year-old Westminster Canterbury Resident Greta Conger. She discusses her youth growing up the in the town of Tilsit in East Prussia (which at the time was part of Germany) and the experience of the outbreak of World War 2 on the German/Russian border. Her story is a fascinating first-hand account of the hardships the people of eastern Europe had to endure durin...

In this inaugural episode of "Tell Me a Story", Dr. Ben Fraser sits down with longtime resident of Westminster Canterbury, Maymie Proctor. In this discussion, Mrs. Proctor shares her experience travelling as a young African-American woman from Wisconsin to the segregated south at the time, her time at Tuskegee University, and more. Enjoy!

God's grace reflected in the Ukrainian art of Pysanky

On this episode of The Westminster Canterbury Tales, we have the opportunity to hear the life story of Dorothy Bangert, a long time resident of WCBAY. Her story is dedicated to her grandchildren, with hopes that they listen to this one day.

Listen now to this week's Midweek Meditation from Chaplain Scott Baker regarding the values of forgiveness.

Enjoy this 1st episode of Midweek Meditation from Chaplain Jenny Spivey.

A long time resident of Westminster Canterbury, Mr. Shoulars reflects on his time in the service during WW2 and his involvement in the Normandy Invasion. This episode will leave you wanting more stories from our residents.