Today could well be a dramatic turning point in your life.
If you have been looking for a family of Believers where Christ is Lord, where the members love, forgive and serve each other, where God's Word is loved and lived, where young people are encouraged to be godly in an ungodly world, where folks are strengthened and equipped for battle against evil, your search can now stop.

   We would love to have you with us as we journey towards our eternal home. As we seek to be a radiant lighthouse in this community, we need all hands on deck - we need you, and hopefully, you need us.



   Our members refer to the congregation as the “church of Christ”, not in a denominational sense, but in the same sense in which Paul used it in Romans 16:16. 
   We recognize that there is no one particular title for the church in the New Testament, but we use this phrase simply to give the honor to the One who deserves it. Jesus the Christ shed His blood to purchase the church so we are simply recognizing that we are a church that belongs to Him.

God's Plan of Salvation for your life


 Church Service Practices
 

WORSHIP  SERVICES

    Bible classes for all groups are offered at 9:30am on Sundays.

     Our Sunday Morning Worship Service begins at 10:30am. and evening worship begins at 6:00pm.
   
    Our Mid-Week Bible Study is a combined class and fellowship, which starts with a fellowship meal at 6:30pm followed by separate Bible study classes at 7:00pm.
SUNDAY
9:30am: Bible Study
10:30pm: Morning Worship
5:00pm: Training Class
6:00pm: Evening Worship
 
WEDNESDAY
6:30pm: Fellowship Meal
7:00pm:

Bible Study


FRIDAY
7:00pm: Study Night out
   
If you would like to attend our Bible classes or worship services, please contact us at (818) 848-0545. We would love to have you.
   
What To Expect From Our Worship Services
Maybe you have thought about visiting us. You have heard of the "church of Christ" or perhaps you have a friend who invited you to come and worship with us. You've thought about it, but you really don't know what to expect. So you hesitate.
   
What you should experience:  
Courtesy And Kindness
Not only do we welcome visitors, but we appreciate them greatly. Such people who show an interest in spiritual things encourage us. You won't find any special pews for prominent visitors while the back row remains reserved for all others (James 2:1-9). We try to treat all people with respect and kindness.
We won't ask you to participate in anything that might draw attention or embarrass you. You are welcome to simply observe if you wish.
   
Order And Reverence
Worship will be spirited and lively, but not wild and out of control. The Lord expects "all things be done properly and according to order." (1 Corinthians 14:40). We invite you to ask questions about anything you observe. If we cannot show you from the Bible why we do such things, we ask you to simply ignore us. God's word must be the final rule for our spiritual conduct. If we do not have a "thus says the Lord" for everything we do, then we should not do it! We actually encourage you to test everything you see and hear while visiting, "Beloved, stop believing [or, trusting] every spirit, but be testing the spirits to see if they are from God..." (1 John 4:1).
   
Our Manner of Worship:  
Singing
Everyone will lift up their voices to sing praises to God "speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in the heart of you to the Lord" (Ephesians 5:19). You will not find worshippers clapping their hands, snapping their fingers, dancing and stomping their feet during our song services. Also, you will not find any form of mechanical instruments, but will find Christian men leading in congregational singing in our worship services.
   
Praying & Scripture Reading
You will observe one man leading the congregation quietly and reverently in prayer "Therefore, I want men to be praying in every place, lifting up holy hands [or, Holy Character], without wrath and dissension [or, doubting]." (1 Timothy 2:8). You will find only Christian men publicly leading prayers or leading the scripture reading during our worship service
   
Communion
Every Sunday morning brothers and sisters in Christ will observe the Lord's Supper "in remembrance of Me." (Matthew 26:26-29; 1 Corinthians 11:23-29). You will find only Christian men leading public prayers around the communion table in our worship services.
   
Giving
We will also give "as we may prosper" that the Lord's work can continue in this area (1 Corinthians 16:1-2). The Lord's work is done with the free-will offerings of His children (2 Corinthians 9:6-9). You will not find rummage sales, bake sales, yard sales, bingo or the like to raise money.
   
Sermon Message
You will observe one man proclaiming a message of the gospel of Jesus the Christ from the Holy Bible. "For I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ, for it is the power of God to salvation to everyone believing" (Romans 1:16). You will find a Christian man preaching the Gospel of Christ from the pulpit in our worship services.
   
Additionally  
We want you to feel comfortable among us... but at the same time, if you have not yet been reconciled to God through Christ, "we serve as ambassadors on behalf of Christ, as though God were appealing through us: we implore you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God!" (2 Corinthians 5:20).
   
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