Pastor Frances W. Rosenau offered ashes to passersby on Ash Wednesday. We begin our journey to Easter with the sign of ashes. This ancient sign speaks of the frailty and uncertainty of human life, and marks the penitence of this community. I invite you, therefore, in the name of Christ, to observe a holy Lent Read more about Ashes to go[…]
In the spring, we will be reading Lee Hull Moses’s book More Than Enough. As she says in the introduction: “I know that I can’t ignore the broken world just because my life is good, and also — though this has taken a longer time coming — I know that just because the world is Read more about More Than Enough[…]
We have a great opportunity to start something new together. Worship will end early on January 22nd so that we can dream about the future of this congregation. We will talk about such questions as: What are your hopes for this congregation? What ministry/mission needs do you see in: Culver City LA United States World Read more about Envision our Future[…]
Why rent when you can own a home in Culver City – across the street from Culver City Presbyterian Church? Attend one of the mandatory homeownership information sessions to learn more. Thurs. Jan 12th – 6pm English, 7:30 Spanish Veteran Memorial Complex – Rotunda Room Thurs. Jan 19th – 6 pm Spanish, 7:30 English Culver Read more about Own a home in Culver City[…]
This morning, I drew up a sign for “Free Hugs” and stood outside the Starbucks at Washington Blvd and Sepulveda. I wanted to be a bold witness for unity in our immediate community. Walden tagged along – and Tom Zehnder jumped in – as we said hello to passersby, waved at cars and, yes, hugged Read more about Free Hugs[…]