We are still enjoying the afterglow of wonderful anniversary celebrations in the garden this last week. It was great to be with so...

"10 Years Making Church Together" Ten years ago today, our founding Pastor Rev. Anna Woofenden Opened the Gates of the Garden and worked...

This past Tuesday was Earth Day. As part of marking the day we put some chalk out on the side walk and wrote a simple message "Happy...

Holy Week has arrived and we are looking forward to moving through the story of Jesus' last week living as one of us among us. Tonight at...

Springtime is especially busy this year at the Garden Church We have a handful of celebration Sundays in a row beginning this Sunday with...

Last Sunday we gathered in The Garden between the morning rain and the evening rain, grateful for the in between. The green carpet grows...

The last rains were more than a week ago, but the garden is still lush and green from the rainfall. Slowly our winter crops are coming...

Holy Week has arrived and we are looking forward to moving through the story of Jesus' last week living as one of us among us. Tonight at...

The rainy winter we'd been waiting for here in Southern California arrived these last two weeks just as we are about to welcome spring....

We are once again witnessing rain here in Southern California, which is great for the natural world and especially for the Garden Church....

We hope you can join us for our annual Ecumenical Ash Wednesday Service at noon in the garden today. The brief service is followed by...

image: “The Transfiguration of Jesus” by Armando Alemdar Ara ( wikimedia ) Our beautiful sanctuary still has a "green carpet" of little...

Last week, we celebrated the Annual Tu Bishvat or New Year of the Trees with members of Temple Beth El. This was moved indoors to Temple...

We have the largest rain event of the year following a period of record dryness that set the stage for the raging fires at the start of...

Rains have returned to Southern California. Anytime rains fall on burned ground we are uneasy. We're uneasy because the chard earth does...

On Sunday we happily moved our worship inside (thanks to our good neighbors at the Annex) due to rain. We are all exceedingly grateful...

Over the last two plus weeks our city and county has watched fire after fire begin and while we are grateful that the two largest and...

The gift of the Holy Spirit continues to move through us and through the hearts and mind of all members of the church. It is a spirit of...

"Baptism of Jesus" Artwork in Holy Trinity Anglican Cathedral, Port au Prince Haiti -- mostly destroyed by earthquake on Jan. 12, 2010....

We've had a quiet week in the garden. Closed to the public for the holiday we had a work day on Tuesday. You know, one of those good old...