By early Spring we expect another 600 or so people coming to our campus for food Mondays through Saturdays. And in Greg’s words, “That, beloved sisters and brothers, is what a building, and a community, committed to the Kingdom ought to look like!” Read More
Wrapping paper, bows and ribbons. Christmas time = gift time, right? But in the hurry and scurry of our Christmas shopping, it’s easy to lose sight of God’s presence and the gift of his son. Read More
Thank you to everyone who helped make snowflakes last Sunday! We enjoyed some yummy treats and warm drinks, all while having fun n’ getting crafty together for our next, wintery stage design. We can’t wait until you see it! Read More
Drew, one of our volunteers said, “Hunger in kids in the richest country in the history of the world shouldn’t be an issue, but it is. Woodland Hills has stepped up with the food shelf which can help, but if a family can’t make it to the food shelf because of work conflicts or transportation challenges, a lack of food can still be an issue. I’m energized by the hour I spend each week at Frost Lake Elementary. Read More
We’re happy to say that we’ve teamed up with Red Cross to host another Blood Drive in our building! It will be on Monday, December 4 from 12-6pm. If you would like to donate in December, just make sure to sign up! Read More
In 2011 Erich Salzmann was a Swiss missionary serving in Ukraine and he stumbled across Greg Boyd and Woodland Hills sermons. “That was a time I was really struggling. I felt dry and all of a sudden I was listening at least every evening to one of the sermons.” Read More
As the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons approach, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle and forget to take time for reflection and gratitude. That’s why each year we set aside time in our schedules to come together and praise God with songs and creativity. Read More
As we get into our sermon series on Revelation, we focus on the crucified Jesus as our guide. In the first chapter, we see Jesus telling us “‘Do Not Be Afraid, I am the First and the Last. I am the Living One; I was dead, and now look, I am alive for ever and ever! And I hold the keys of death and Hades’” (Rev. 1:17-18). Read More
On Sunday we prayed a liturgy adapted from a letter written by a Minneapolis synagogue. We share it here to encourage you in your own prayers. Read More
Our Learning to Love Together t-shirts got a fresh new design! You can get one for free as a thank-you gift when you sign up for our Sustain campaign, or you can purchase one at church or online… Read More
"Thank you for this ministry! It has transformed my life in some really radical ways. God has broken down so many barriers and exposed so many lies that have taken some serious burdens from my heart. It has given me hope, freedom and purpose I never could have imagined possible."
– Jenny, from Wisconsin
