First Congregational Church of Riverside
Church
3504 Mission Inn Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 92501
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Downtown Riverside, CA
Spaces for hire at First Congregational Church of Riverside
The Sanctuary
Church
·
Whole venue
500 seats
Book 3 hr. minimum
Written upon the walls of our building are these words from Micah: Do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God. It is to that calling that we seek to be faithful.
Ceremony Wedding: Our minister | Pianist or Sound System | Wedding coordinator | Our custodian | Carillon bell pealing after the ceremony | Two white candelabras | Bride’s & Gr...
Alcohol licence
Alcohol licence extension
PA system / music speakers
Play your own music
Wedding licence available
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3504 Mission Inn Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 92501
Public transportation
- Bus Riverside-Downtown Metrolink Station 0.4 mi
- Train Riverside 0.4 mi
Parking
- Parking Black Diamond Valet DTR LOt - 3515 University Ave, Riverside 0.1 mi
- Parking Republic Parking (Riverside Parking Lot 16) - 3756 Orange St, Riverside 0.1 mi
Hotels
- Kelly's Spa At the Mission Inn 0.1 mi
- Entrepreneurial Hospitality 0.1 mi
- Mission Inn Hotel & Spa 0.1 mi
Prices and opening hours
Sunday
10:00 am –
10:00 pm
from
$1950
hire fee per day
The Sanctuary
10:00 am –
10:00 pm
from
$1950
hire fee per day
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
Closed
Thursday
Closed
Friday
10:00 am –
10:00 pm
from
$1950
hire fee per day
The Sanctuary
10:00 am –
10:00 pm
from
$1950
hire fee per day
Saturday
10:00 am –
10:00 pm
from
$1950
hire fee per day
The Sanctuary
10:00 am –
10:00 pm
from
$1950
hire fee per day
Facilities and catering options
Up to 500
seats
External catering allowed
Parking available
BYO alcohol
In-house catering
Accommodation available
Promoted / ticketed events
Alcohol provided
About First Congregational Church of Riverside
In 1620, the forbears of our denomination, the United Church of Christ, left Europe in search of spiritual freedom. Later generations would know them as the Pilgrims. As they departed for the new world, their pastor, John Robinson, urged them to always keep their minds and hearts open to new ways with these words: “God has yet more light and truth to break forth from his holy Word.”
In many ways that early history says a lot about who we continue to be. While we are people grounded in a faith that is 2000 years old, we are always searching for new ways of understanding and interpreting scripture in light of 21st century experience and knowledge. And we are a pilgrim people, called by God to serve as God’s ambassadors of reconciliation and peace, builders of God’s kingdom, and bearers of God’s light in places of darkness.
Ours is a proud heritage of seeking justice. We played an important role in the abolitionist movement and later in the civil rights movement in this country. We were the first protestant denomination in America to ordain an African American (1785, Lemuel Haynes), a woman (1853, Antoinette Brown), and an openly gay person (1972, William Johnson).
We celebrate our heritage, but we also seek to continue it. We are vigorously involved in our community; from our involvement with the neediest residents of this city to speaking up at City Council Meetings, our presence in our city is felt.
In many ways that early history says a lot about who we continue to be. While we are people grounded in a faith that is 2000 years old, we are always searching for new ways of understanding and interpreting scripture in light of 21st century experience and knowledge. And we are a pilgrim people, called by God to serve as God’s ambassadors of reconciliation and peace, builders of God’s kingdom, and bearers of God’s light in places of darkness.
Ours is a proud heritage of seeking justice. We played an important role in the abolitionist movement and later in the civil rights movement in this country. We were the first protestant denomination in America to ordain an African American (1785, Lemuel Haynes), a woman (1853, Antoinette Brown), and an openly gay person (1972, William Johnson).
We celebrate our heritage, but we also seek to continue it. We are vigorously involved in our community; from our involvement with the neediest residents of this city to speaking up at City Council Meetings, our presence in our city is felt.
FAQ
Cancellations 60 days in advance will receive a full refund.
Cancellations 60 days to 30 days in advance will receive a 50% refund.
Cancellations for events starting within 30 days are non-refundable.
Event date of a confirmed booking can be changed to another date within 6 months from the original date, at no cost.
At First Congregational Church of Riverside, the following catering options are available:
- Bringing your own catering/food is allowed
- Bringing your own alcohol is allowed
- Free parking is available on-site: 10 spaces
- Free on-street parking is available
- Paid parking facilities are available nearby
First Congregational Church of Riverside is located at 3504 Mission Inn Avenue, in the Los Angeles.