Western Hills Church

Last Summer WHC started July without a Worship Pastor and Mack Ortis stepped in as a volunteer for 2 months while the search began for a permanent Worship Pastor. From September 2011 through May 2012 Mack served as interim worship leader and led WHC’s Magnification Ministry in some long-desired impr

You may feel like you’re dashing from here to there with no time to catch your breath. If so, this series is for you. The blessing of being “in Christ” is that you have exactly the amount of time you need to do what God wants you to do. Starting 5/13/12 Pastor Karl will lead us on a spiritual quest

WHC will host the annual National Day of Prayer Event on our campus for the 2nd year, 6 am – 6 pm, Thursday, May 3. The whole day will conclude with a Community Prayer Service from 6-7 pm. Join in the joy of bringing our nation’s leaders, protectors, officials and people to the throne of God’s Grace

Willow Creek’s Global Leadership Summit is unsurpassed in quality of leadership training and this year it is offered on the Peninsula at Central Peninsula Church in Foster City. WHC is sending the first 25 WHC members who sign-up for a deeply discounted price. The price is $149 per person but WHC is

Does something deep inside your heart long to break free from the status quo? Are you hungry for an authentic faith that addresses the problems of our world with tangible, even radical, solutions? God is calling you to a passionate love relationship with Himself. Because the answer to religious comp

You were designed to be a part of a church family. A healthy family has common beliefs, purposes and commitment. That’s why at Western Hills we want to share with you what we believe and where we’re going. CLASS 101 is our basic introduction to our church family and is designed to clearly explain wh

“No,” Pastor Karl says, “we’re not trying to be funny! The word baptism is from the Greek word baptizo (a transliteration vs a translation) and literally means to dunk under water. So, for clarity’s sake we’ve dropped the religious terminology in favor of the real meaning.” He continues, “Baptism is