Blessing of the Animals is October 18!
Please join us after worship service to have your pet blessed. If you prefer, you can bring a photo of your special member of the family to be blessed.
Japantown Exhibition begins Nov 7, 2026
Parkview is proud to be a sponsor of the upcoming exhibit, “Sacramento Japantown: Destroyed by Design.” The exhibition runs from November 7, 2026 to sometime in May 2027 at the Sacramento History Museum, 101 I Street, Old Sacramento…. Read More
Drop In With Fiber Friends!
The Sacramento community is invited to come to Parkview to knit, crochet, or do other handwork in a safe, kind, and welcoming environment. Bring a project to work on! Lynn Yamamoto will host the group on the first… Read More
2026 Y.E.S. Mission Day Was Jam-Packed
On August 8, the Y.E.S. kids began their day by making lunches for Wind Youth Services. They then distributed popsicles and water to the unhoused in Southside Park. Pastor Sarah dropped in to go over what it means… Read More
Iu Mien Cultural Fair is Oct 4!
Join us at church on Sunday, October 4, Worldwide Communion Sunday, for an Iu Mien Cultural Fair celebrating the history, culture and contributions of Sacramento’s Iu Mien community. In partnership with Iu Mien Community Services (IMCS), the event… Read More
Sacramento Japantown Presentation is September 20, 2026
In the early 1900s, Sacramento had the fourth-largest Japantown on the West Coast. So what happened to it? After worship service on September 20, Karen Tsugawa will help trace that history as the designer of the exhibition “Sacramento… Read More
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Last Updated: October 21, 2026 by Office Manager
Onore-Sho Calligraphy Was So Enjoyable!
On October 13, 2026, 21 participants gathered in Parkview’s social hall to learn Onore-Sho (“one’s own writing”). After a short presentation about Onore-Sho and its beginnings, the participants jumped “write” in to make their own version of the… Read More