On Thursday, February 22, we’ll welcome (again) Rev. David Bell, Minister of Indigenous Justice, to share in a conversation of listening and learning around the work of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) to address and dismantle the Doctrine of…
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, an intentional 40 day season to help followers of Jesus prepare for Easter. Typically, this season is centered in prayer, fasting, silence, and acts of service. Church of the Foothills will mark the…
On Sunday February 11th the Christian Education Committee will be hosting a “Fat Sunday Brunch” after church in Davis Hall.This will be a fun event of celebration and fellowship. Our young people and teachers will be cooking up pancakes and…
You are invited! Jim Guziak is convening an ad hoc meeting at his home to discuss finding common ground for political action for the very interesting and important year ahead. Why? Because there are a lot of issues that need…
A day on, not a day off. Gather with Church of the Foothills for a special time of worship on Sunday, January 14 at 10 AM to reflect on the words and vision of Dr. King and God’s call to…
Gather with us in your grief and loss at our Longest Night service, a time of prayer, music, and reflection for those who are suffering this Christmas season. Many faith communities gather for a special night of worshipon “Winter Solstice”,…
May our Jewish neighbors know our love and that we join in prayers for hope in a difficult time.
Fill the night with music and light! You are invited to our 2023 Christmas Concert led by our gifted choir at Church of the Foothills. The festivities begin at 5 PM in our Sanctuary at 19211 Dodge Ave, Santa Ana,…
War. Division. Violence. Inequality. On a daily basis, we are reminded that a world filled with justice and wholeness is out of our reach. A poem discovered in a safe room during World War II proclaims, “I believe in the…
It is clear that at the end of the day, what God wants from us is not our stuff, but our “whole heart”. Do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with God. It seems so simple, but be we know…
