At Woodland, we believe that our imaginations are a powerful way to connect with God in prayer. Victoria is a podrishioner who shared her story about how she learned to deal with a painful memory through imaginative prayer. Read More
After three years of diligent work, the SEM class of 2025 has officially graduated! Three students shared with us how going through SEM changed them. Plus a graduation photo gallery! Read More
This weekend, the Arts Group hosted a trip to the Minneapolis Art-a-Whirl, an event bringing together hundreds of artists and showcasing an endless variety of art. Read More
We have some summer happenings that we’d like to share! We know this time of the year can get busy, but we hope to see you! Read More
Woodland’s School of Everyday Mission, or SEM, is taking applications for Fall! SEM is Woodland Hills’ 3-year, online biblical, theological and heart formation program. Throughout the course we equip Kingdom leaders & influencers to carry forward our vision of a Jesus-looking God and community. Learn more here!
Our young adult group, Vessels, is a space where all are welcome, whatever their story. For Kagen, who is on the Vessels leadership team, the desire to make others feel welcome comes out of his own early struggles to belong. Read More
What’s it like to sit behind the cameras and computers each Sunday? This Volunteer Appreciation Month, we asked three volunteers—Stephanie, Dan and Dao—about their experience working with the media crew. 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
Scripture tells us that we have “a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ.” This collection of art features submissions from Woodland Hills artists reflecting on that truth. Read More
Settled, our on-site ministry partner that helps build tiny homes for our chronically homeless neighbors, has been working to create a new Sacred Settlement with Church of the Open Door in Maple Grove. Read More
