The Neighborhood Church of Palos Verdes Estates

Rev. Dr. Davida Foy Crabtree and Michael Moorhead continue our Pentecost Sermon Series and we acknowledge the significance of Juneteenth, both in our country's history, but also within our Christian tradition. Scripture readings of the day are Isaiah 11: 1-9 and Acts 2: 14-21.

Rev. Dr. Davida Foy Crabtree continues our Spring exploration of Pentecost with this sermon which challenges us to "hear each other to speech." Scripture readings of the day are 1 Corinthians 12: 4-13 and Acts 2: 5-13.

Rev. Dr. Davida Foy Crabtree continues our Spring exploration of Pentecost with this sermon which challenges us to "hear each other to speech." Scripture readings of the day are 1 Corinthians 12: 4-13 and Acts 2: 5-13.

Flames hovering above heads-- that's pretty peculiar, don't you think? This week, Rev. Dr. Davida Foy Crabtree uses the peculiar story of Pentecost to challenge us to think about the peculiarity of the Bible.

Flames hovering above heads-- that's pretty peculiar, don't you think? This week, Rev. Dr. Davida Foy Crabtree uses the peculiar story of Pentecost to challenge us to think about the peculiarity of the Bible.

When is the last time you looked through a telescope? Have you noticed that it seems to make things far away seem closer, but also much larger? This week. Rev. Dr. David D. Young is challenging us to consider how the telescopes we use in our daily lives might be obscuring our peripheral vision-- and the important things within.

When is the last time you looked through a telescope? Have you noticed that it seems to make things far away seem closer, but also much larger? This week. Rev. Dr. David D. Young is challenging us to consider how the telescopes we use in our daily lives might be obscuring our peripheral vision-- and the important things within.

Does our understanding of God affect how we see the world? Or does our understanding of the world affect how we see God? The answer might not be as simple as we'd like. In this sermon, Rev. Dr. David D. Young wraps up our Spring "Science, Faith and the Future" Sermon Series by suggesting that the power to see Christ and Christ's creation as God intended it is indeed in our hands.

Does our understanding of God affect how we see the world? Or does our understanding of the world affect how we see God? The answer might not be as simple as we'd like. In this sermon, Rev. Dr. David D. Young wraps up our Spring "Science, Faith and the Future" Sermon Series by suggesting that the power to see Christ and Christ's creation as God intended it is indeed in our hands.

This week, we're talking about Tik Tok, pushing boundaries, and how slowness and intentionality can help us (re)discover the extra in the ordinary. Join us for Rev. Dr. David D. Young's sermon "Radical Dude-- or, Putting the Awe Back in Awesome."

This week, we're talking about Tik Tok, pushing boundaries, and how slowness and intentionality can help us (re)discover the extra in the ordinary. Join us for Rev. Dr. David D. Young's sermon "Radical Dude-- or, Putting the Awe Back in Awesome."

You know the saying-- "a leap of faith." But a quantum leap? Really? Yep. They happen all the time in science and in our faith lives, if we are open to them.

You know the saying-- "a leap of faith." But a quantum leap? Really? Yep. They happen all the time in science and in our faith lives, if we are open to them.

Quick, agree or disagree: The Bible is not a scientific textbook. This week, we're talking about creation AND evolution, not creation versus evolution. Join Rev. Dr. David D. Young for questions both curious and critical as we look at multiple creation stories from Genesis and John.

Quick, agree or disagree: The Bible is not a scientific textbook. This week, we're talking about creation AND evolution, not creation versus evolution. Join Rev. Dr. David D. Young for questions both curious and critical as we look at multiple creation stories from Genesis and John.

We hear from a very special guest on this Easter Sunday. Join us as Rev. Dr. David D. Young as Simon Peter wraps our our Lenten Sermon Series with this Sermon "The Lucky Number Three"

We hear from a very special guest on this Easter Sunday. Join us as Rev. Dr. David D. Young as Simon Peter wraps our our Lenten Sermon Series with this Sermon "The Lucky Number Three"

Let's talk about feet. Yep, your feet. Join Rev. Dr. David D. Young for his Sermon "One Step at a Time," the sixth in our Lenten: The Peter Principles Sermon Series.

Let's talk about feet. Yep, your feet. Join Rev. Dr. David D. Young for his Sermon "One Step at a Time," the sixth in our Lenten: The Peter Principles Sermon Series.

Join us for Michael Moorhead's Sermon "Cocksure Ignorance" as we talk about mistakes, failures and overconfidence. Simon Peter provides ample examples of all three in this week's scripture readings, which are Matthew 26: 30-35 and Matthew 26: 29-75.

Join us for Michael Moorhead's Sermon "Cocksure Ignorance" as we talk about mistakes, failures and overconfidence. Simon Peter provides ample examples of all three in this week's scripture readings, which are Matthew 26: 30-35 and Matthew 26: 29-75.

Join us for Rev. Dr. David. D. Young's sermon "When Your Footing is Uncertain," the third in our Lenten "The Peter Principles" Sermon Series. Scripture readings of the day are Psalm 26 and Matthew 26: 13-20.

Join us for Rev. Dr. David. D. Young's sermon "When Your Footing is Uncertain," the third in our Lenten "The Peter Principles" Sermon Series. Scripture readings of the day are Psalm 26 and Matthew 26: 13-20.

Join us for Rev. Dr. David. D. Young's sermon "Who is That Masked Man," the second in our Lenten "The Peter Principles" Sermon Series. Scripture readings of the day are Isaiah 53: 1-6 and Matthew 16: 13-30

Join us for Rev. Dr. David. D. Young's sermon "Who is That Masked Man," the second in our Lenten "The Peter Principles" Sermon Series. Scripture readings of the day are Isaiah 53: 1-6 and Matthew 16: 13-30