Founded in 1930, the Little Brown Church in the Valley has been the location of more than 25,000 weddings, including Ronald Reagan's. It's open all day, every day - and has been since it was founded. There is an early morning worship service at 8am. Otherwise, the facility is open for weddings and prayers with free parking just outside the front doors.
Little Brown Church merged with Church of the Valley in 1989. Together they promote the mission of Disciples of Christ. Reverend Russ Willoughby serves at both locations.
The Unitarian Universalist Church of Studio city has been in the community for more than 60 years. It was founded by minister Herb Schneider and a few early members, who bought the land and did much of the building construction themselves. The church has more than 120 members, and is open to people who are doubters, mixed-faith married or partnered couples, gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans-gendered members and people of other faiths. The Unitarian Universalist Church of Studio city is an inclusive and welcoming church. The grounds are well-kept and resemble a park with trees , greenery and benches. The facility has an assembly hall, and a classic sanctuary with a grand piano
and soaring wood ceilings. Church programs include: book discussion groups, coffee and conversation, jazz concerts and day camp. Visit the Web site for more details.
St. Michael & All Angels Church is a Protestant Episcopalian church that is open to everyone, regardless or race or sexual orientation. They feature a large worship room and three services on Sunday. Also, they offer day care throughout the week and have a children's service, as well as Sunday School.