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This page is usually updated Fridays. Try our weekly 9 a.m. contemplative service. | Read more > Summer 2026 camps for children and preschoolers. | Read more > ==================== Souper Bowl of Caring: Feb. 8The annual Souper Bowl of Caring will be held...

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Preparing for Worship: Feb. 8, 2026

By Heather Mustain Today is Wilshire’s annual Souper Bowl of Caring. For nearly 30 years, Wilshire has offered a soup luncheon on Super Bowl Sunday that benefits hunger and poverty alleviation efforts all over the world. Historically these funds were given to the...

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I Am Wilshire: Charlotte Barker

Present City: Dallas Education: I am in 6th Grade at Berry Middle School in Mesquite ISD. Tell us about your family. I am 11 years old and will turn 12 in March. I have two sisters, Alison, 15, and Randi, 33. My dad is Chris, and my mom is Rachel. My grandma is...

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Prayer Notes

Wilshire Prayer Notes — Feb. 6, 2026 Hospital/Rehab/HospiceNeil, Jackie, Shirley OthersRobert, John, Sarah, Ralph, Charles, Gayle, Montgomery, Lota, Bert, Marilyn, John, Cathy, Carol Ann, Dwight, Jan, Brenda, Donna, Beverley, Ella, Owen, Emily Friends and Family...

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Preparing for Worship: Feb. 1, 2026

By Georgia McKee “Control what you can control, and let go of what you can’t.” Before every competition, my head coach at Belmont University had us listen to a recording that repeated this phrase while guiding us through a breathing exercise. The goal was to steady...

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Carol Cabaniss marks 10 years on staff

Music and Worship Coordinator Carol Cabaniss recently celebrated her 10-year anniversary as a member of the Wilshire staff. “I’ve always enjoyed the work and enjoyed the people,” Carol said. “Wilshire is a place I like coming to each day.” One of Carol’s primary...

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