Wellington Heights Community Church

Stories Among Us Vision At Wellington Heights Community Church, we believe that God’s transforming and abundant love is revealed through the lived experiences of His people. Through our Stories Among Us series, we are intentionally offering individuals the creative freedom to share their unique journeys of embodying peace, justice, reconciliation, and hope. We trust each storyteller to speak from...

Stories Among Us At Wellington Heights Community Church, we believe that God’s transforming and abundant love is revealed through the lived experiences of His people. Through our Stories Among Us series, we are intentionally offering individuals the creative freedom to share their unique journeys of embodying peace, justice, reconciliation, and hope. We trust each storyteller to speak from their h...

Stories Among Us At Wellington Heights Community Church, we believe that God’s transforming and abundant love is revealed through the lived experiences of His people. Through our Stories Among Us series, we are intentionally offering individuals the creative freedom to share their unique journeys of embodying peace, justice, reconciliation, and hope. We trust each storyteller to speak from their h...

Stories Among Us Vision At Wellington Heights Community Church, we believe that God’s transforming and abundant love is revealed through the lived experiences of His people. Through our Stories Among Us series, we are intentionally offering individuals the creative freedom to share their unique journeys of embodying peace, justice, reconciliation, and hope. We trust each storyteller to speak from...

At Wellington Heights Community Church, we believe that God’s transforming and abundant love is revealed through the lived experiences of His people. Through our Stories Among Us series, we are intentionally offering individuals the creative freedom to share their unique journeys of embodying peace, justice, reconciliation, and hope. We trust each storyteller to speak from their heart, aligned wit...

Join us this Easter as we consider Jesus’ invitation and call for us to live as people of the resurrected Christ.

Join us for a contemplative experience as we engage in Lectio Divina, the sacred practice of listening to scripture, focusing on the profound passages of Good Friday.

Listen in to be guided through a Maundy Thursday liturgy and the sacred practice of Visio Divina—prayerfully seeing—using the artwork linked below. Let’s reflect upon the invitation to love one another as Christ has loved us as we gather separate, yet together in spirit. Visio Divina Image

As we enter holy week, Palm Sunday invites us to consider the difference between being involved and being truly committed to the way of Jesus. Join us as we walk through the story once again, resisting the urge to rush to Easter morning and instead immersing ourselves in the transformative power of the secret week. Let’s slow down, stay present, and reflect — Are we merely involved or are we truly...

Join us as we welcome our guest speaker Anthony Betters as he preached through Psalm 32.

This episode is designed for individuals, families, and communities to process their experiences—both the grief and the unexpected moments of grace. Through thoughtful prompts, we invite you to name your losses, celebrate small joys, and embrace the ways we were invited to expand our idea of togetherness that continue to shape us today. Take time to reflect and move forward with hope. Let us remem...

On this first Sunday of Lent, we enter the wilderness with Jesus in Luke 4:1-13. Fresh from His baptism and filled with the Holy Spirit, He is led into a place of isolation, testing, and soul-searching. What does this passage reveal about our own wilderness experiences—our struggles with power, recognition, and distraction? How do we resist the temptations that pull us away from the way of Jesus?...

This is a brief Liturgy for Ash Wednesday. This episode was previously recorded prior to the cancellation of in-person imposition of ashes. At the end of this podcast liturgy the Pastoral Team will guide you in an at-home imposition of ashes utilizing flour to symbolize ashes.

Join us as we continue our sermon series, The Beatitudes, following the call. This week, Pastor Keeyon will walk us through what it looks like to call, create peace with God. See how Jesus invites us to make peace in our lives and be the peace in the lives others around us. Peace is the enemy to chaos let’s join the Prince of Peace and his mission to make peace reign.

Join us as we continue our sermon series, The Beatitudes, following the call. This week, Pastor Keeyon will walk us through what it looks like to crave righteousness. See how Jesus invites us and empower us live righteous lives, and join him in his work to restore all things.

Embodiment Sunday creates space for rest and connection with God, ourselves, others and all of creation through the embodiment of a spiritual practice. This week we will be embodying the practice of Labyrinth Prayer which is a contemplative spiritual discipline that intentionally centers ourselves on God’s presence.

Join us as we continue our sermon series, The Beatitudes, following the call. This week, Pastor Keeyon will walk us through what it looks like to be merciful. See how Jesus invites us to reflect his merciful character to both our friends and enemies.

Join us as we continue our sermon series on the Beatitudes. This week, Pastor Keeyon will explore what it means to be mourners – those who grieve the sin in and around us. Discover how Jesus invites us to share in His mourning and comforting.

One of the first teachings of Jesus is his beatitudes or teaching of happiness. Jesus started his ministry showing people the way to true happiness, the path to wholeness. Join us for Following the Call, a sermon series exploring the Beatitudes. Together, we’ll discover how Jesus not only reveals a vision for a life of righteousness, peace, and love but also calls and equips us to make it a realit...

Join us as we begin our sermon series The Beatitudes: Following The Call. In this series, we will work through each beatitude, intentionally leaning into how we might embody each posture Jesus reveals. This week we will look at what it means to be Poor in Spirit.

Happy New Year! As we step into this fresh chapter, we embrace the concept of "Scared Belonging," encouraging our community to cultivate an inclusive environment where everyone feels at home. Let's embark on this transformative journey together, fostering deeper connections and creating spaces where everyone is valued and embraced. Together, we can build a community that thrives on love, acceptanc...

The New Year provides an opportunity to reflect upon God's faithfulness through the previous year — and to consider with hopeful anticipation all that God will do in the year to come. On this Embodiment Sunday, you are invited to create space to embody the Yearly Examen to prayerfully allow God to guide your reflections on the year that has passed and to reveal invitations for reset and growth in...

On this holy night, Christians around the world gather to celebrate the miracle of Jesus' birth—a moment of tenderness and humility that changed the course of history. In this episode, we reflect on the profound story of Mary, a teenage mother giving birth in the humblest of settings, and how her experience of love and care points to the boundless, mother-like love of God. Exploring Luke's Gospel,...

This Advent season we are walking through the sacred texts with Lectio Divina, an ancient practice that can help us slowly and prayerfully attend to and respond to the word of God. Lectio Divina has four postures: Read, Reflect, Respond, Rest. Together, let's center ourselves in God's presence through Lectio Divina.

This Advent season we are walking through the sacred texts with Lectio Divina, an ancient practice that can help us slowly and prayerfully attend to and respond to the word of God. Lectio Divina has four postures: Read, Reflect, Respond, Rest. Together, let's center ourselves in God's presence through Lectio Divina.