By Ashley Hendrickson For about 2 years, I lived and worked among Syrian and Afghan refugees who were fleeing violence in their home countries. Almost always, these families and individuals were in tr...  Read More

We typically think sharing the gospel has to be big, like preaching from a stage with the perfect words or hosting a large gathering at our homes. But often it starts small: through a casual conversat...  Read More

By Ara Torosian Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,In these painful and uncertain days, our Farsi-speaking community at Cornerstone Church in Los Angeles is in deep shock. After enduring weeks of imm...  Read More

I recently had the amazing opportunity to travel to Uganda for a short-term trip with a team of 19 other members from Cornerstone. Prior to going, I prayed that my heart space would be one of humility...  Read More

Home is the reason we’ve structured our college ministry to be familial rather than formal (especially with our adopt-a-student program). It’s the reason we make every effort to find rides for student...  Read More

My name is Mariana, and I’ve been a member of Cornerstone for about five years. I'm originally from Brazil and grew up as both a missionary and pastor’s kid. I've always had a heart for mission work—s...  Read More