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.
On Sunday, August 17 right after the service, we’ll be holding a Summer Baptism as part of our Summer Get-Together. In preparation for this important declaration of faith, we’d like those interested to attend a series of three baptism classes. Read More
This Sunday, we continue our series on Revelation, The Unveiling, with part 6: Crescendo of Chaos. In Revelation chapters 8 and 9, the sounding of seven heavenly trumpets summons the forces of evil, compelling them to reveal their true nature. As a result, chaos engulfs the earth… Read More
Our new series, Wholehearted starts this Sunday, March 9! Jesus told us to love God with our whole heart, and he has given us the spiritual practices we need to align our heart with his. Read More
This week, we continue our series on Revelation, The Unveiling, with part 5: The Flock of the Lamb! In Chapter 7, we see the throne of the Lamb surrounded by an uncountable multitude of people. Every part of humanity is represented, free of division, embraced in God’s love and gathered in cascading circles of exuberant worship. Read More
Join us on Christmas Eve for a special service! In addition to worship and teaching time, we have a few things that will make this service special. Read More
Throughout Jesus’ life, people were always seeking him; some for healing, some for hope, some for answers. The first of these seekers arrived at his manger on that very first night. The seekers included outcasts and foreigners, rich and poor, young and old, the devout and not-so-devout, the widow at the bottom of society, the king at the top of society and everyone in between. Read More
"I am so glad that for all the intellectual work Woodland Hills engages in, it has not forgotten the power and reality of the spiritual realm. Thanks for this."