Stories

This May, the Glendale community united to promote justice and peace for all at the second annual Martin Luther King Jr. Peace Walk. The event welcomed people of all ages, […]

“At Burbank church, I wish we could say we’re putting all this work, energy, and funding into renovating something flashy like our sanctuary,” said Branden Stoltz, Burbank church senior pastor. […]

This spring, High Desert church hosted the first Revelation evangelistic series in its history. The theme “Everything Is About to Change!” was chosen by the church board from the desire […]

This summer, Vallejo Drive church spent a Sabbath being the hands and feet of Jesus in the community. Preparation for the outreach began days before Sabbath. The church got together […]

There is no denying the impact technology has played in the way we communicate. In a world where communication methods are constantly evolving, how can we effectively share the gospel […]

  The history of the Ebenezer Spanish church began 21 years ago, when a group of members left the Hollywood Spanish church with the purpose of starting a new church. […]

For James P. Willis II, Adventist education has been the foundation of his career. Since 1978, he has gathered diverse experience within the context of Adventist education, from the classroom, […]

How can we use our God-given gifts to glorify His name? When COVID-19 restrictions began in 2020, Brett Cameron Perry, a composer for TV and film and member of Santa […]

In May, Robin Petgrave, chief pilot and president of Celebrity Helicopters and founder of the Tomorrow’s Aeronautical Museum, landed his yellow helicopter on the field to bring school spirit to […]

This year’s Night at the Museum event featured live exhibits related to the qualities found in Philippians 4:8. “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is […]

On June 30, 2022, Harold A. Crook, Ed.D., will retire after 45 years of service in Christian education. “My emphasis in my career has been promoting Jesus to my students […]

Community outreach isn’t going unnoticed during these times—at least in the city of Thousand Oaks.  A seemingly small gesture by the Thousand Oaks church has made a big difference. In […]

  On April 9, Spanish-American church celebrated 40 years since the Paulson Hall building was amazingly relocated from 1825 Michigan Avenue in Los Angeles to 1815 Bridge Street a few […]

“It is impossible for one church to maintain any dynamic influence over such a geographic area and population.” These words, preserved from board meeting minutes at the Pomona church in […]

On February 8, 2020, a group of young adults met at Temple City church for the first evening worship service of a brand-new church plant: New Life church. A Christ-led […]

  It all started 15 years ago. Schubert and Yolanda Palmer, members of Vallejo Drive church, had recently completed production on a CD of inspirational worship songs when, as they […]

In a small, secular town with a population near 8,000, Ojai Valley church welcomed 61visitors during a two-week Revelation of Healing seminar this January. Efforts began last year, with several […]

A recent study titled “Principal Turnover: Insights From Current Principals” highlighted five main reasons why principals leave their schools. According to researchers Levin, Bradley, and Scott (2019), reasons included “inadequate […]

Last November, 20 students from Antelope Valley Adventist School (AVAS) participated in the 44th annual L.A. County Mock Trial Competition as first-time competitors. Student teams studied a hypothetical case and […]

Cheri Dawson, third grade teacher at South Bay Christian School (SBCS) and passionate lifelong reader, was honored at the L.A. Clippers Teacher Appreciation Night, February 17. Dawson was one of […]