The Morning Worship Service will be streamed online here at 10:30 am.
Sabbath School discussion on the Book of Isaiah at 9:30 am will not be streamed but will be on the phone conference call line or on your browser with video (see details below).
Our Sabbath morning worship is now online only. There are no in-person services because of the expanding pandemic and state of California restrictions.
However you can view and listen to the worship services here on this website beginning at 10:30 am.
Or you can drive to the church parking lot and listen on your car radio—FM 89.9. Steve Rose installed a low-power (legal) FM transmitter which covers the parking lot. If this works best for you, come on over.
Adult Sabbath School at 9:30 am. will be available by phone or computer. It will not be available on the FM radio and will not be streamed online. See instructions at the right.
We now have 3 ways to join Sabbath School.
1) Join us for a “Zoom-type” meeting by computer or phone browser on our Church Conference Call system (just click the logo). We encourage you to allow the use of the camera and microphone on your computer if you have them; but if not—OK. Please mute your mic (upper left) until you are ready to speak. We like to see everyone and want you to join the discussion.
2) By phone call the Conference Call Line 559-390-5054. Enter the PIN: 425 067#. Participant ID: 1#. We suggest you mute your audio until you are ready to talk. You will not see the rest of the class but you can hear and enter the conversation.
The SS audio discussion will not be on the FM radio—if you are in the parking lot please use the phone call-in method above.
Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer at 7:00 p.m. will also use the above phone call-in.
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