Be you.
Belong.
A welcoming
community.
Wilshire is a vibrant and flourishing intergenerational community of faith. We are justice-oriented and inclusive. At Wilshire, everyone is welcome and valued — not for what they might contribute, but for who they are.
Worship
Children & Families
Missions & Advocacy
Come on a Sunday. Come on a Wednesday. But above all: come as you are.
Weekly gatherings
Sundays
9:45 a.m. Sunday School for all ages >
11 a.m. Worship >
11 a.m. Livestream | Watch now >
Wednesdays
Currently on summer break
5 p.m. Dinner >
6 p.m. Faith formation for all ages >
Be your true,
authentic self.
We believe God created you to be who you are, and as a church, we’ll cheer you on. Wilshire is a welcoming and affirming congregation.
Upcoming events
Get your
hands dirty.
Life’s messy. And so is the world. At Wilshire, we do the work — impacting the community outside our walls through justice-seeking and service.
News & updates
Current News
This page is usually updated Fridays. ========== For guests and new members• Wilshire Welcome is a one-hour session to help you learn about Wilshire. Held in the Prayer Room near McIver Chapel....
Hill Country flooding relief
As we follow the unfolding tragedy in the Texas Hill Country, we ask that you continue to pray for the many who are suffering from catastrophic loss. What we know now is that funding is the most...
Preparing for Worship: Aug. 17, 2025
By Timothy Peoples We all know the song and have sung it at parties, restaurants and in some of the craziest places we would not want to admit. According to USA Today, “Every 5-year-old knows it. It...
I Am Wilshire: Jason Woodbury
Hometown: Little Rock Present City: Dallas Education: BA and MBA, Baylor University Tell us about your family. Paula is my wonderful wife of 28 years. We have two children, Garrett and Kathryn, and...
Julie Girards marks 20 years on staff
Minister to Children Julie Girards will be recognized near the end of worship on Sunday, Aug. 17, on the occasion of her 20th anniversary on Wilshire’s staff. Julie wrote this reflection for the...