The Tri-Valley Church of Christ models its worship after the Bible. The church has a 60-year history in Livermore and held its first service on Mother's Day, May 6, 1950. Steve Martin is the minister.
The Livermore Housing Authority provides and maintains housing in a "cost-effective manner." It partners with individuals and organizations to offer rental assistance and other services to help residents improve their quality of life. Housing services provided include public, Section 8, affordable and transitional.
Veterans Memorial Hall houses a large auditorium and club room in a Spanish terra cotta style. The hall has wooded floors, a stage and a two-story tall ceiling. The hall accommodates up to 250 people in a banquet setting and 400 in lecture style. Its renters are required to do their own set up and cleaning. Additionally, there is no audio and visual equipment available.
This small mosque tucked above offices in downtown Livermore has served Muslim families since 1994. With a full-time imam, it offers the five daily prayers, Arabic and Islamic classes for children, study groups for women and interfaith and community initiatives. Religious-school classes are held on Sundays, rather than the traditional Islamic Fridays, in accord with the American work and school week.
This branch of the Fremont-based nonprofit child care agency is at Marylin Elementary School. It offers full- and half-day programs for preschoolers ages three - five as well as Head Start and supportive services for parents, including mental health services. The facilities are extremely well-kept, and include a pleasant garden and dedicated play areas.
Tex Spruiell Park is named after a trustee who served on the Livermore Area Recreation and Park District Board of Directors from 1958 - 1968.The park has a tot lot, barbecue pits, picnic tables and a basketball court.
The Granada Baptist Church began in 1965. It has served Livermore by offering activities and programs to meet the physical and spiritual needs of the community. The church aims to advance the Gospel of Jesus Christ in Livermore. David O'Brien is the pastor.
The Barn, a renovated, historic site in Livermore, is a community venue that is available for rental for an array of events. The Barn is maintained by the Livermore Area Parks and Recreation District. The venue can seat up to 400 people for lecture-style events and 250 for banquets. Tables and chairs are included with rental.
The Victory Baptist Church community has a mission to share the gospel message with the world. It is an Independent Fundamental Baptist Church and is focused on building lives to be a reflection of Christ. Dan Sharp is the pastor.
Robertson Community Park opened in 1966. It contains a group picnic area, picnic tables, soccer fields, riding arenas and stadium, horse trails, hiking and bicycle trails, restrooms, horseshoe pits and softball fields. More than half of the park's 133 acres was purchased from the Tobin family, which requested the park be named after their relative, Dr. John Robertson, an early Livermore physician who founded the Livermore Sanitarium.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints tries to bring the teachings of Jesus Christ to everyday lives -- at home, work and in its community. Members value strengthening families through faith, service to others, missionary work, lifelong learning and good citizenship, among other beliefs. This location is home to Livermore's 2nd and 3rd Ward.
The Rincon Library, opened in June, 1992, and managed by Mary Sue Nocar, features the largest collection of Spanish books and media of the three Livermore libraries.
Programs at the 4,220- square-foot branch include storytimes, "Lawyers in the Library" and "Homework Hangout."
First Presbyterian Church has a growing congregation in downtown Livermore. The church offers service every Sunday and serves the Tri-Valley and beyond. Steve Wilde is the pastor.
The Holy Cross Lutheran Church has a more than 40-year history in Livermore. The property on Mocho Street was purchased in 1961, with the original church building constructed in 1963. The building served as the main sanctuary until 1981 when the current worship area was completed. The church's mission is "to love and serve the Lord." John Bost is the pastor.
Lester J. Knott Park opened in 1995 and is named after a Livermore Area Recreation and Park District trustee who served on the Board of Directors from 1958 - 1982. The five-acre park contains a tot lot, barbecue pits, picnic tables and a basketball court.
