The Table is a customized Woodland Hills web site that serves as a way to connect with other WH people online. It’s like an online directory just for our church, only one that allows you to meet other folks with common interests.
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Pod Stories: The Apigos
Steve and Jen Apigo are podrishioners from Michigan. We invited Steve and Jen to share some of their story and how our online resources have impacted them.
Undercurrent – 10 Years
By Jim LePage in Featured, Undercurrents March 8, 2011
Tagged as anniversary, building, Kmart, Undercurrents
Tagged as anniversary, building, Kmart, Undercurrents
From the picture, you may think this Undercurrent is about Greg giving dance lessons in his spare time, but you’d be wrong. We recently celebrated our 10 year anniversary of being in our current building. This Undercurrent covers the history of how we ended up here, some of the ministry that has come as a result of it.
AWOL Men’s Mission Trip
AWOL (A Work of Love) is a mission team that serves in Vera Cruz, Mexico every spring, usually doing construction projects. This year’s team will be there from March 25 to April 4.
February/March Food Drive!
By Jim LePage in Featured, News & Events February 28, 2011
Tagged as Food, food drive, food shelf, News
Tagged as Food, food drive, food shelf, News
Our food shelf has been very busy lately, mostly due to the economic downturns in our community. Our current food drive is February 26-27 and March 5-6.
Echo Spotlight
Echo is our student ministry here at Woodland Hills. Check out the recent Echo spotlight video to find out more about the ministry.
Gethsemane (A Contemplative Collaboration)
By Jim LePage in Arts Collective, Featured
Tagged as Arts Collective, Contemplative Collaboration, imagination, music, poetry
Tagged as Arts Collective, Contemplative Collaboration, imagination, music, poetry
Our “Contemplative Collaborations,” is a series from our Arts Collective ministry. The series pairs an original writing with original music. Check out the first piece in the series.
Ask Greg #3: Kingdom of Job
How can a person “live by faith” and “build the Kingdom of God” while also working in a very secular profession? Where do we draw the line with that?
Crap Happens (Lead a Group)
By Jim LePage in Featured, News & Events, Sermon Series February 3, 2011
Tagged as News, Sermon Series, [Crap] Happens
Tagged as News, Sermon Series, [Crap] Happens
Our spring adventure series, [Crap] Happens, begins on March 12. Find out more about the series and register to lead a short-term group.
The Art of Jesus
Joel Hedstrom is an illustrator who created a set of Jesus designs for Echo last fall. In this post he shares about his creative process.