Valley Crossroads, a welcoming Seventh-day Adventist church in San Fernando Valley, offers warm hospitality, Bible-based worship, family ministries, youth programs, pastoral care, and health-focused community support.
The biblical Sabbath is the seventh day, Saturday, set for rest and spiritual renewal as taught in Genesis and the Ten Commandments. Valley Crossroads Church in San Fernando Valley invites all to experience this sacred, restorative practice through worship, community, and Bible study.
Valley Crossroads Church offers hope and rest through Revelation 14:13, emphasizing Sabbath worship, community support, pastoral care, and spiritual renewal within the Black church tradition.
Leviticus 11:7 highlights God's care for holistic health—body, mind, and spirit—inviting mindful nutrition, Sabbath rest, and community support for healing and holy living at Valley Crossroads Church.
The Sabbath shifted from seventh-day to first-day worship over centuries due to cultural, political, and religious influences, notably Constantine's 321 CE edict; originally a day of rest, reflection, and renewal in Scripture.
Revelation 8 highlights heaven's silence before the seven trumpets, symbolizing God's justice, mercy, and hope. Valley Crossroads Church offers prayer, Sabbath rest, and Bible study for spiritual renewal and community growth.
The biblical Sabbath is from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset, a sacred time for rest, renewal, and spiritual growth. Valley Crossroads Church invites you to embrace this peaceful weekly practice.
The Sabbath is the seventh day, rooted in Genesis and Exodus, offering rest, renewal, and spiritual connection. Valley Crossroads SDA invites you to embrace Sabbath worship, community, and service.
Shabbat is a biblical gift of rest, worship, and renewal rooted in Creation. Observed by Seventh-day Adventists, it fosters community, justice, and spiritual growth, reflecting God's love.
Matthew 12 reveals Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath, emphasizing mercy, healing, and active compassion over ritual. Sabbath rest fuels spiritual renewal and mission in God's family.
