Welcome to the Ukiah Seventh-day Adventist Church! |
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We warmly welcome you to the website of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Ukiah California. Seventh-day Adventists are first and foremost Christians who believe that salvation comes through belief and faith in Jesus Christ as our personal Savior. The Bible is the foundation for our beliefs and practices, teaching us that God has an eternal love for everyone in the human family. The name "Seventh-day Adventist" comes from two rather distinctive teachings of our church. The word "Adventist" means that we believe in Jesus' promise that He would return to earth with power and great glory to take to heaven those who have faith in Him. The term "Seventh-day" refers to our belief that the biblical Sabbath, the seventh day of the week, is still God's holy day for rest and worship. Because of this, we hold our worship services on Saturday, celebrating the fact that Jesus Christ is our Creator, and the source of our spiritual re-creation. We would be delighted to have you join us on any Saturday morning, or to stop by our offices during the week. Continue looking on this web page for information about who we are, where and when to find us. We would love to connect with you. May God bring the blessings of His grace into your life as you seek to experience His love and guidance. |
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Worship Service Times Ukiah Seventh-day Adventist Church Phone: 707-462-5455 |
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This week...
The SonRise Fellowship welcomes all to an informal time to worship God with praise and testimony, beginning at 8:20. At 9:30 Jack and Bethene Griswold will share about the mission field in Thailand. This will be followed by a Bible lesson study. At 10:55 the church service begins with an invitation to worship. Pastor Paul Hawks will continue the sermon series on "The Prodigal: Coping with a Bitter Brother".
Further out...
The Depression Recovery Team is continuing another session Tuesday, February 2nd through March 30th. The 10:00 AM and 7:00 PM classes will both be held at the Community Services Building located at 151 Cherry in Ukiah.
Matt Villano, of the San Francisco Chronicle, has published an article detailing his visit to Elmshaven, the home of Ellen White from 1900 to 1915. Take the time to read through his visit to an important location of Seventh-Day Adventist history.
Special Feature on Elmshaven
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Mid-week Bible Studies Wednesdays We are studying "Christ's Object Lessons"
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