Events for December 23, 2024 - December 23, 2024

Please join us for a piano recital featuring the students of our own Mark Abulencia on Sunday, September 8 at 2:00 PM. A reception will follow.

Saturday, September 14th we will be gathering for our Knitting Ministry/potluck brunch and to assemble our blocks for our Memorial Quilt. Our goal this year is to make 500 knitted hats for the homeless and we need everybody’s help.

Saturday, September 14th we will be gathering for our Knitting Ministry/potluck brunch and to assemble our blocks for our Memorial Quilt. Our goal this year is to make 500 knitted hats for the homeless and we need everybody’s help.

On Sunday, September 15 during worship our own Ryan Cassata and Michael Hargrove will share their experience at the LGBTQIA+ pride event, and Ryan will be blessing us with his music! You won’t want to miss it!

We will be launching a new eight-part Bible Study series on Mondays beginning 9/16. We will gather from 6-7:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall and via Zoom. People are encouraged to bring a brown bag dinner and eat during the study! We will be repeating our Bible in Perspective series that demystifies the seven deadly passages by putting them back…

You are invited to drop in via Zoom for one hour of informal fellowship on Wednesdays beginning at 7:00 pm. We start with conversation and a time of sharing news, joys and concerns of the week. We close our time together with prayer for the concerns of those present and the members of our WeHo UCC church community. It’s a…

September 21 at 10 AM – Labyrinth Walk. Meet at the church at 10 AM to carpool down to the Culver City Labyrinth, where we will participate in the ancient spiritual practice of walking the labyrinth. We will follow this by a picnic lunch on the grounds, and then return to the church. Please bring your lunch.

Bible in Perspective: An Eight-Part Series on the Cobber Texts For decades seven passages from the Bible have been used to harass, intimidate, and oppress the LGBTQIA+ community. But they are always taken out of context. Please join us as we put these passages back into their original language and context. You may be surprised what a message of inclusion…