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First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood

First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood

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Search complete. 7 mentions across 5 episodes found for "First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood".

Sep 22, 2026

Karen CovellGUEST
31:39
and different actors and started being a little more open about their faith.
Karen CovellGUEST
31:42
There was Henrietta Mears, who was a woman out of Hollywood Presbyterian Church who started a Bible study for people in the entertainment industry.
Karen CovellGUEST
31:51
Jane Russell was a part of it.
Karen CovellGUEST
31:53
And, oh, the Western Dale Evans and her husband.
Anna HollandHOST
1:20
Her excellent scriptural knowledge and unflinching confidence in God's Word is the substance of her popular book, What the Bible is Really All About, a book that has sold 4 million copies to date.
Anna HollandHOST
1:32
Considering she grew the First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood's Sunday School program to 6,000 members from just a body of 400, there is no denying the effectiveness of Henrietta's teaching.
Anna HollandHOST
1:45
But we might never have heard this high school chemistry teacher if she hadn't learned early on that God wants you to know His will for your life.
Anna HollandHOST
1:54
And if you are willing to enter, that door should open automatically.
Anna HollandHOST
2:03
In 1927, Henrietta Mears took a year off from a busy life to make career decisions.
Anna HollandHOST
2:10
Should she continue as a high school chemistry teacher and work at the church part-time? Or was she meant for full-time ministry? Henrietta toured Europe with her sister Margaret and then went to California for the winter.
Anna HollandHOST
2:23
The goal was to see the sights and visit the First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood.
Anna HollandHOST
2:29
Two years earlier, Dr. Stuart P. McLennan had been a guest speaker at Henrietta's church in Minneapolis and her guest for lunch.
Kris CalvertHOST
20:02
They worked with Pastor Charles Zuheda and his church's free meal program that he ran in Hollywood, California.
Kris CalvertHOST
20:12
This pastor, he's an associate pastor, At the First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood, which is commonly known as Hollywood Presbyterian.
Kris CalvertHOST
20:21
Anything that says Hollywood in front of it, I think unless you live in California, sounds a little bizarre.
Rob PottorfHOST
20:27
Yeah.

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Kris CalvertHOST
47:52
Wow.
Kris CalvertHOST
47:52
But Olga and Helen, they don't give up that easily.
Kris CalvertHOST
47:55
In the fall of 2002, a man named Kenneth McDavid is sleeping outside the First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood.
Kris CalvertHOST
48:02
He, like Paul, used their homeless program for food and assistance.
Tiffany StammenHOST
2:33
So in each episode, we have a short clip of Dallas's teaching, and then we spend some time unpacking his ideas together and applying those ideas to our lives.
Tiffany StammenHOST
2:44
Today, we have another clip from a series called The Kingdom of God that Dallas gave back at Hollywood Presbyterian Church in 1990.
Tiffany StammenHOST
2:53
In the first episode, we looked at what is spiritual formation and how is it done, which was a great introduction to some of Dallas's foundational thoughts on spiritual formation.
Tiffany StammenHOST
3:04
In essence, Dallas says spiritual formation is a process in which we get to partner with God to allow him to change us, and we don't control it, and we also take an active role in it.
Cliff YoungHOST
2:50
Today, we're going to listen to a clip from a teaching series called The Kingdom of God.
Cliff YoungHOST
2:57
that he gave back at Hollywood Presbyterian Church in 1990.
Cliff YoungHOST
3:03
In this clip, Dallas lays out the three assumptions he makes when he teaches, which are really, really important to grasp if you are going to read or listen to Dallas.
Cliff YoungHOST
3:17
So with that, let's listen to what he has to say.

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