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 committed?

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

At Wellington Heights Community Church, we believe holistic spiritual formation calls us—both individually and communally—to connect with God, ourselves, others, and all of creation in diverse ways. As a faith community, we seek to follow the Spirit’s movement, embracing God’s invitation:

"Look! I am doing a new thing. Don’t you perceive it?" — Isaiah 43:19

Spiritual formation is a lifelong journey. Embodiment Sunday helps us reflect inwardly and engage outwardly within the support of our community.

To learn more about the heart behind Embodiment Sunday, listen to our latest podcast episode. Afterward, we invite you to contribute to WHCC Interactive Word Cloud by answering three questions about your personal “why” for Embodiment Sunday.

Join the conversation as we explore the significance of Embodiment Sunday—not only in shaping our identity as a faith community but also as a vital step toward the flourishing of the Church.

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 remember, together.

Lent is the Christian season of preparation before Easter (40 days). Traditionally, Lent is a time for prayer, fasting, and generosity. This Lenten Season, Wellington Heights Community Church invites you to join us in a communal commitment to disconnect from screens to set aside the time we often turn to screens for distraction or engage in a constant stream of information to realign our hearts and minds with God.

Consider downloading a free PDF of the Disconnect40 Guide on the WHCC website or pick-up a copy this Sunday at 10 AM as we gather on the 1st Sunday of Lent.

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?

In a world marked by division, exhaustion, and digital overwhelm, Lent invites us to pause, reflect, and realign our hearts with God’s grace. Through prayer, fasting, and contemplation, we step into the wilderness—not to earn God’s love, but to deepen our awareness of it. Join us as we journey together in this season of renewal.

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.