GROW WITH US
We believe God is still speaking. To you. To us.
How can we learn and share that together?
SMALL GROUPS
Mixed Media meets the second Saturday of the month, September through June, except for December, when we don’t meet. It is a fellowship group, where most months we meet for a potluck supper followed by a movie at the Dunlap home at 5 p.m. We also have attended plays and musicals and have gone to exhibits and artistic presentations- a poetry reading, Dead Sea Scrolls, barbershop quartets, etc.
Please click on the link to contact Kathy Dunlap to be added to the announcement list.
On Thursdays, Rev. Nathan gathers at the Lost Bean in Tustin, CA for open conversation time about anything going on in the life of the church. Each sessions begins at 9 AM and ends around 11 AM. Bring your questions, prayers, and stories. Share a cup of coffee with us.
Our Anti-Racism Book Club began a few years ago with a commitment to continue to learn and understanding the impact of racism. Each year, we try to read two books. We just finished “Hidden Conversations” by Michelle Norris. A new book will be selected in September. Each session happens, generally on Zoom, every two weeks, closing out each book reading with an in-person party with lots of discussions and opinions.
Click on the link above to sign up for more information.
On the first Friday of each month, women and guests gather for a time of conversation, lunch, and connection in the Fireside room on campus. Bring your own lunch or something to share. The group is exploring projects to impact our community and grow together.
Choir
The Church of the Foothills choir is a dynamic group of singers of all skill levels who lead worship and praise God through music from a variety of different traditions, eras, and styles. We perform special concerts at least twice a year. Soloists are welcome.
Rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings in the Fall, Winter, and Spring.
The choir is always looking for singers, regardless of your ability, to share in this life-giving and joyful ministry.
Director Sammy Salvador is no stranger to our community as an educator, vocalist, and conductor. He spent time substituting for our previous director in the past. He values our commitment to inclusivity and progressive theology. Click on the title above to learn more about him.
Sharing our campus
We host AA meetings on our campus. AA meetings are if you think you may be an alcoholic or you have a desire to stop drinking. They vary in format, size, and are anonymous. You are not obligated to give any information at an A.A. meeting.
Through music, men’s voices unite to entertain, inform, bring healing, joy, friendship and build bridges to the public at large.
An independent Catholic Church, we invite all to experience and share God’s unconditional love.