Our weekend services are often the most visible and tangible expression of our church, and what many folks think of when they hear “Woodland Hills”.
We have a lot of different services that take place at our building each week! Learn more about:
Our main worship service on Sundays
Echo, our student ministry services
Healing Well, our weekly support group ministry
Below is a list of resources on our web site related this ministry. Feel free to use the filter checkboxes to narrow your search and easily find what you are looking for.
Please join us on Tuesdays for Cultivate, a variety of classes designed to help you grow and meet others. Classes will begin on September 13 and meet from 6:30-8:30. Free childcare is available. Click here for more information, for a full list of classes and descriptions and to register online. You can also join us on Thursdays for The Refuge, a … Read More
The goal of self-fulfillment is killing us, and the struggle to make and follow through on commitments is getting harder. Making and keeping covenant relationships is risky, but highly rewarding: choosing a career; getting and staying married; sticking in friendships when they get hard; fighting for and investing in family; committing to a church community. Instead of trying to become … Read More
You might think that a book about quantum physics, chaos and complexity theory, non-equilibrium dynamics, relativity theory and God would be difficult and boring. If so, this book will prove you wrong! Greg makes learning about these things easy and entertaining. You are not a mere link in a predetermined chain of events. You are a decision-making dancer, made in … Read More
When Jesus’ physical body left the early church, he promised to send his spirit in his place. A spirit that, if we believed in it, would live in us. A spirit that, through us, would do even greater things than what Jesus did in his time here. A spirit that, working with us, would bring God’s Kingdom to this broken … Read More
Jesus taught his earliest followers that peace was such a treasure that it should be worked for and nurtured wherever and whenever it is absent. We see and mourn the effects of the absence of peace in our global village, local communities, and in our own circles of relationships. For 4 weeks we will listen to the King of Peace … Read More
Jesus reminded the religious leaders of his day that in their worship and practice they were neglecting the more important matters of God’s work: justice, mercy and faithfulness. The prophet Micah summed up three action steps of God’s vision for a strong people: love mercy, walk humbly and do justice. Compassion and justice in the way of Jesus are birthed … Read More
Rediscover the Resurrection. Rediscover Humility. Rediscover Faith. Starting on Easter, our three-part Rediscover sermon series will introduce (or remind us about) the kind of God we find in the Bible, the hope we see in the Church, and how our doubts deepen our faith. March 26-27: Rediscover the Resurrection April 2-3: Rediscover Humility April 9-10: Rediscover Faith
Through creative storytelling, worship, high school student’s testimonies, and communion, we will remember the weight of the sacrifice of our Savior and be inspired by what unites us as a Body. Designed for age 12 and older. Good Friday Service Friday 3/25 @ 7 pm
Too many people have a view of God that’s angry, distant and judgmental. He doesn’t care about our pain, and he’s just waiting for us to mess up so he can unleash his wrath. We don’t believe in a God like that. This Easter, rediscover the God who is behind the beautiful things that Jesus taught. Easter Services Saturday 3/26 … Read More
Evangelism: Jesus did it, showed his followers how to do it, and commissioned us to keep doing it. The work of inviting people into apprenticeship to Jesus has been the responsibility of Jesus’ followers in every generation, often at great cost. In our day, evangelism can hardly be talked about without stirring strong (often negative) emotions. Still, our call to … Read More
"We have been podrishioners for several months. Our daughter, son-in-law and grandkids moved back to California after living in MN for 10 years. They attended Woodland Hills for about a year before they moved. Now we all go to the beach together on Thursdays, come home and have dinner together, then we watch last Sunday’s sermon together. It is a special day for our family."
– Dale and Patricia, from California
