505 Ocean Front Walk
Los Angeles, CA
(310) 452-1111
Zach Drake, Pastor of Santa Monica Church, was born in Indiana. He grew up in Indianapolis, has lived in Colorado and Alaska, but considers California his home. After Drake earned his bachelor of arts in Counseling, he later pursued his master of divinity at The Master’s Theological Seminary in Sun Valley, California. Drake enjoys soccer, tennis, snow skiing, and riding horses. He is forever grateful for the life the Lord Jesus has given him and would like to spend the rest of it telling others about his grace.
Not necessarily my home church but a wonderful place that God has provided as my call of service and blessings led by Pastor Robert Taylor.
ACTS A Church That Studies became a new Church Plant, with Trinity Baptist Church of Santa Monica as the Mother Church. Our mission is to provide a new and friendly worship experience with the intention of reaching out to a multi-cultural community to establish a relationship with each other and the Lord Jesus Christ. Our purpose is to demonstrate the Love of Jesus Christ to those who are not actively involved in Church.
Venice Beach Fellowship is a different kind of church with a "come as you are" attitude. Venice is a diverse, eclectic and creative city. In this way, Venice Beach Fellowship reflects its community! VBF launched on Easter 2002 and has been celebrating resurrection and new life ever since. We believe in the Good News: In Jesus Christ, God invites all people to be right with him. We're all about extending that invitation. Whoever you are, wherever you're at, whatever you think... you're welcome here! Come by some Sunday morning and join us for church. We're nestled between El Pollo Loco and a Nail Salon at California & Lincoln in Venice. We meet inside THE TALKING STICK coffeehouse.
IN CONCEPT: A community of born again believers serving together and carrying on the great commission. It is a place where the hurting, the depressed, the frustrated, the confused, the longely, and the misguided can find help. acceptance, hope, forgiveness, guidance and friendship. A place to equip every believer for a significant ministry helping them to develop the gifts that God has given them and making their journey of faith true to God's word. IN FELLOWSHIP: Warm and deeper through discipleship Stronger through worship Larger through evangelism An honest, open, and transparent sharing of lives Building bridges through racial understanding. IN PURPOSE: To produce quality disciples: winning nurturing equipping sending out WE ARE HERE FOR YOU WHATEVER THE SEASON OF LIFE!
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Horatio West Court, built in Santa Monica, California in 1919, is an early example of attached houses with shared pedestrian and vehicle access. The six little buildings are grouped on a 60-foot lot. It was designed by Irving Gill.Horatio West Court divides its narrow lot symmetrically, placing two units on either side of a driveway that runs the length of the lot to a rear parking area, where two garages are topped with little apartments. Each building is a slightly inflected, flat-roofed two-story cube to which a small entrance porch and a walled terrace has been added. The arched entry ways and small patio courts reflect Gill's affinity for the Mission Revival style. However, the buildings themselves fall squarely into the Modern Movement.Richard Neutra extensively photographed the Horatio West Court as well as Gill's Dodge House and published in his book Amerika: Neues Bauen in der Welt (1930). In Leland Roth's American Architecture: A History, the Horatio West Court is described as "Gill's flat-roof crisply-rectilinear apartment complex." In Coastal California, John A. Vlahides and Tullan Spitz describe the complex as "one of the best examples of Irving Gill's revolutionary modernism."The Horatio West Court was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1977, the first building in the City of Santa Monica to be listed in the National Register.Gallery of images