The First Christian Nursery School is open to all families of all faiths. The preschool doesn't teach a religious curriculum. The teachers emphasize improving basic cognitive skills through problem-solving activities. Enrichment programs include music, movement and vocabulary. Special-needs children may be accompanied by an aide.
All CNS staff members are active in state and local professional associations. The staff also participates in continuous in-service education and is trained in CPR.
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.
Founded in 1958 by Rabbi Meier Schimmel and his late wife Rebbetzin Rochelle Schimmel, Congregation Beth Meier is dedicated to its mission to "share the love of fellowship with others and draw them close to the inspiration of Torah." Join us for services or one of our many programs and see just how one of Los Angeles' smallest synagogues can make a big impact in your life!
We are affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.
Our rabbi and spiritual leader is Rabbi Aaron D. Benson
Services at the synagogue include a Family Shabbat, a Hazak group for members over 55 and an active B'nai B'rith Youth Organization chapter for teens. Additionally, on the second night of Passover, the synagogue holds a very popular Community Seder.
The Conservative Kollel meets at Beth Meier on a bi-monthly basis on Thursday nights offering an opportunity for in-depth Jewish text study starting after the High Holidays.
A Young Professionals group is in formation and will meet on a regular basis for members in their 20s to 40s.
Our teens will be getting together for fun activities, thought provoking discussions, and current moral values.
The Christian Science Reading Room provides a tranquil, relaxing environment for followers of the religion to study its teachings, the word of God and communicate with other Christian Science members. The library and bookstore is run by the local church and is divided into two rooms, a reading room and a reception room. Visitors are encouraged to spend the day and enjoy all of the material, notifications and literature the business has to offer.
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.
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.
Supported by a coalition of 10 congregations in the East San Fernando Valley, this is one of 12 pantries under the aegis of Valley Interfaith Council. The pantry serves everyone regardless of religion, race, creed.
Food is collected by congregations, individuals, and community groups and donated or sold by The Los Angeles Regional Foodbank. It is distributed by volunteers to around 500 families per week. Donated nonperishables and personal-care items are always welcome at Temple Beth Hillel, 12326 Riverside Dr., North Hollywood. Volunteers can help with packing, shelving, and distributing food.
To assist in shelving or distribution of food call Susan Sanders at (818) 385-0574.
To volunteer on our packing teams call Leslye Adelman at (818) 929-2606.
To be part of our transportation teams call Chris Wilkinson at (818) 515-5753.
Chabad Jewish Center of Studio City is located on Ventura Boulevard. This non-profit organization is dedicated to serving Jews of all ages. Chabad of Studio City is one of more than 2,500 branches involved in providing the education and means to promote Jewish awareness, knowledge and practice through outreach, education and social services ensuring Jewish continuity. Under the direction of Rabbi Yossi Baitelman and his wife Chanie, Chabad of Studio City offers holiday services, youth programs, adult education courses, nursing home and shut-in visitations.