Events for February 28, 2025 - February 28, 2025

Dear friends in Christ, This month, Giselle will be sending out your giving statements for 2024, and I have asked her to attach this letter. We strive to keep accurate records, but we are only human. If you see something amiss, please let the office know immediately so that we can address it. These statements detail the contributions that you…

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Dear friends in Christ, This Sunday we gather for our annual congregational meeting and I am looking forward to seeing you all there. We have several things we will need to talk about, and we need all hands on deck. Rodney will present our 2025 budget. Rev. Lisa will present our new Council Members who are up for election. The…

Click Here to read a Letter to the congregation Our annual WeHo UCC Congregational Meeting will be held Sunday, February 2, 2025 immediately following worship. It will be hybrid, so those who can’t attend in person can Zoom in. We will be presenting the 2025 budget, electing new Council members (vote), calling Pastor Tracy as a settled, permanent pastor (vote),…

Enough Trouble Rachael Pryor January 31, 2025     As I travel the highways and valleys of this beautiful Conference, I often describe my basic driving safety strategy as “not going faster than the car in front of me.” This dry humor has evolved into a metaphor for daily life in my role as Conference Minister. Dreaming about the possibilities…

2025 Pledge Form

Dear friends in Christ, Last week we had an extraordinary opportunity for service. A woman and her eight year-old son reached out to Family Solutions Center. She had been working and housed, but when a relationship ended she became displaced. Trying to care for her son and maintain employment without housing proved impossible. She was not able to maintain her…

Dear friends in Christ, This week during worship we will be reading the story of Elisha and the Widow’s Oil from the book of Kings. It is a familiar miracle story, but it has much to teach us about communities coming together and God acting when times are tough and we feel as though nothing we can do will ever…