Carrying the work of the church beyond its walls — into neighborhoods in crisis, families under strain, and a city that needs both prayer and practical help.
Problems do not arrive separately, so they are not addressed separately. Someone who comes for food leaves knowing about housing. Someone who comes for housing leaves knowing about work.
Glendale, California · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0Proven under fire, literally.
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Angeles National Forest · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 1.0Immediate need, met without precondition.
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Pasadena City Hall · Wikimedia Commons · Free licenceKeeping families housed, and helping them buy.
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Angeles National Forest · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0Wealth is built on information most people are never given.
Explore →Glendale, California · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0Reaching young people before the system does.
Explore →As fire moved through Pasadena and Eaton, the ministry team offered practical help alongside messages of hope, faith and encouragement. Families displaced and uncertain found both material support and people willing to sit with them.
The church partnered directly with local authorities and the National Guard, providing its parking lot free of charge to station up to fifteen National Guard vehicles — turning church property into staging ground for first responders working the fire line.
The center's work flows out of the life of the church. All are welcome.
Point a phone camera at this code and it opens our hub — call the center, find help, browse programs, reach the press room. Print it, post it, hand it out.
The center runs on people who show up.
Serve in outreach, family support, distribution or operations.
Underwrite assistance, supplies and the programs that run between crises.
Businesses, agencies and congregations working alongside us.