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May 11 – What does Paul say about women preaching in the church? Not what you’ve been told. May 18 – Guest Preacher Rev. Howard Fauntroy May 25 –What authority does scripture have, why do we believe it, and why are folks so divided about it? June 1 – PRIDE Sunday – What does Jesus say about the LGBTQ+ community?…

UPDATE: Our application for a booth at WeHo Pride this year was denied. However, we will still be celebrating Pride the entire month of June with special sermons, music, and reflections. Please see Upcoming Sermons below for a preview. Upcoming Sermons May 11 – What does Paul say about women preaching in the church? Not what you’ve been told. May…

Dear friends in Christ, This Sunday we are studying a passage from Matthew, in which John the Baptist asks Jesus whether He is the one they’ve been waiting for. This is a loaded question, and speaks to the great disillusionment of John and the people of Israel at the time. How do we wait and hope when it seems everything…

Dear friends in Christ, The Leviticus passage regarding “if a man lays with another man” is as familiar as it is misused against the LGBTQ+ community. What people often miss are the passages immediately before and after this passage, which gives a very different perspective on what God was forbidding and so angry about. This Sunday we will take a…

Sunday, August 17 - Guest Preacher Rodney Chadderton will deliver a sermon “Paid in Full” on Colossians 2. If you have a pastoral care emergency, you can call or text the Pastor’s phone at 323-793-9059 and Tere will be available to help.

Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE) is hosting weekly vigils for those taken by ICE. You can find more info at CLUE here Stand in solidarity with the Godmothers of the Disappeared / Ninas de los Desaparecidos as they give voice for those who’ve bene taken by I.C.E. Click here to RSVP and join us Tuesdays in Downtown Los Angeles…

UCC Webinar: Strategies That Meet the Moment During a time in which we are witnessing an unprecedented assault on climate and environmental justice programs at the federal level of government, what strategies and tactics make the most sense for those seeking climate justice? In wrestling with such questions, we can learn from past struggles as well as cleareyed assessments of…

Please join us for our next quarterly public walk at the lovely Providence St. Joseph Medical Center labyrinth from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 16th. Details are listed below. There is often street parking, but if not, please park in the hospital garage. The fee is $5 per day. We will be outdoors in a lovely garden…