Lost in the heart of Woodland Hills. Does anyone know the story of Woodland Hills Christian Church?
Woodland Hills Christian Church has served the West San Fernando Valley for decades. It preaches the gospel of Jesus Christ. Gospel-driven sermons are the basis of everything here.
The church is deeply committed to discipleship and fellowship. It shows love for neighbors. It proclaims the Good News. Woodland Hills Christian Church is a member of the Christian Church Disciples of Christ.
But where did Woodland Hills Christian Church begin? The church was conceived by a group at Central Christian Church in Van Nuys. They wanted to establish a Christian Church in the growing West Valley. Many of them lived there.
Woodland Hills Christian Church was organized in July 1954. It started meeting in members’ homes. Soon, they met at the American Legion Hall on Fallbrook Avenue. This was their home through October 1960.
Groundbreaking for the new church at Shoup and Oxnard was in May 1960. The first services were held in the new facility on November 6, 1960. Woodland Hills Christian Church stands on the southeast corner of Shoup and Oxnard.
The real history of Woodland Hills Christian Church is in the lives it has touched. Individual lives and families have been served by this fellowship for over 65 years. These precious souls shared love and supported each other. They cared for others. They loved the Lord and lived for Him.
Today Woodland Hills Christian Church continues its mission. It holds worship services every Sunday at 1000 AM. All are welcome to join. The church office is open by appointment. You can call 818-340-5613.
Many dedicated people built Woodland Hills Christian Church into what it is today. It’s a caring family of faith. Remember this church as a beacon. It shines brightly in Woodland Hills. It offers hope and community to all who enter.