Members of the First United Methodist Church of Glendale recently celebrated the completion of a renovation of the building’s exterior. About 115 years ago, a group of Glendale residents started the church with a wood-frame structure at Wilson Avenue and Dayton Court. A third sanctuary was needed for continued growth so, in 1953, a building campaign was started. AdvertisementAbout three years ago, the church’s trustees decided they wanted to open the front of the church to be more visible to the community. Advertisement“People driving or walking by will be able to see the beauty of our church sanctuary,” Cameron said in a recent Verdugo Views column by Katherine Yamada in the Glendale News-Press.

Source: Los Angeles Times December 02, 2019 22:41 UTC