Come and See: M.E.L.C Conference 

Saturday, January 11 from 9am-1:30pm

North Sanctuary (2435 Colorado Blvd.)

As a gospel-centered and multi-ethnic church, we are called to see one another and love our neighbors like Jesus. In these divisive times, we, the Church, must live differently. Join us as we share experiences and explore how to live out biblical values of reconciliation, discipleship, community, and justice. This conference is hosted by CA’s Multi-Ethnic Learning Community. 

Cost: The cost is $10, which includes lunch and materials. 

Register: You can pay and register here

Schedule:

Doors open and registration: 8:45-9:15

Worship: 9:15-9:30am

Main session: 9:30-11:00am

Breakout 1: 11:10-11:55am

Breakout 2: 12-12:45pm

Debrief Lunch: 12:45-1:30pm

If you have any questions, please email ca.multiethnic@gmail.com

Below are the upcoming meeting dates, Thursday nights at 7pm.

2024 Meeting Dates, Thursdays, 7pm – 9pm

• January 18
• February 15
• March 21
• April 18
• May 16
• June 20
• September 19
• October 17 *(Meeting at 2435 Colorado Blvd. Rm 21)
• November 21
• December 19 ** – This date may shift earlier in December to better accommodate the holiday season.

We are meeting at Christian Assembly in the Cafe (2417 Colorado Blvd. Los Angeles 90041).  We will also have a zoom option. If you want to be added to the email list or receive the Zoom link, please email ca.multiethnic@gmail.com.

Multiethnic Learning Community’s Description & Purpose (M-E-L-C acronym)

We are a gospel-centered multi-ethnic community that seeks to grow in our love for Jesus and for one another, by living out the Biblical values of reconciliation, discipleship, community, and justice.

Values:

Learning as Disciples of Jesus

• God’s Word
• Storytelling

Being a Multi-ethnic Community

• Celebration
• Hospitality and welcoming people of every racial and ethnic background
• Reconciliation to God and to one another
• Safe space for healing and lament (especially related to racism)

Living Out Biblical Justice

• Loving our neighbors as ourselves
• Serving together
• We address systemic injustices