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SEM According to Them
Woodland’s School of Everyday Mission (SEM) is a place where students learn to love together, with all their hearts and minds. A few students told us what this experience has meant to them. Read More
Spring Events ’26
Spring has officially sprung, and the days are getting longer and warmer! Check out what we have going on throughout all our ministry areas over the next couple months… Read More
Good Friday & Easter 2026
We hope you’ll join us for our upcoming Good Friday and Easter services! Read More
2026 Costa Rica Trip Gallery
Camp Penuel, in Costa Rica, brings Jesus’ love to children in need through a free camp for 7-11 year olds from poor and challenging backgrounds. This year’s mission team is the most recent in a series of teams Woodland has been sending since 2014. The purpose of each team is to come alongside the camp directors, Paul and Thelma, and … Read More
March 15 In-Person Service Canceled
Because of the snowstorm this weekend, we’ve decided to cancel our Sunday morning service so everyone can stay safe and off the roads. Greg recorded his sermon on Saturday night, though, and it will be available online at 10am like usual! Read More
Art After Hours Recap
This past Friday, our Arts Group held it’s first Art After Hours event! This was a time for artists of all skill levels to showcase their work and get to know other artists within the Woodland Hills community. Read More
Serve-a-thon 2026 Recap
Our Serve-a-thon is a way we choose to live the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. beyond MLK Sunday. This year we asked you to aim for 500 hours of service, and instead you came up with …. 1,303! Read More
March Food Drive 2026
March is Food Nutrition Month, so throughout the month, we’ll be collecting food, donations and brown paper bags for our food shelf, the Corner Shelf. Read More
Unlocking Understanding in SEM
I liken my time in SEM to Neo in the movie The Matrix. I was feeling stuck in Christendom broadly and then God called me to see more of his Kingdom and break out of The Matrix. Read More
25 Years at 1740!
If you had stood at 1740 Van Dyke Street in 1999, all you would’ve seen was an old, abandoned, dilapidated big box store. Yet what the Woodland Hills building committee saw was a glimpse of what could be. Read More
