Oasis Church, Christian church in Koreatown, Los Angeles, United States.
Oasis Church is a Christian place of worship in Koreatown, Los Angeles, housed in a 1927 building designed by architect Robert H. Orr. The structure sits on South Normandie Avenue and serves a large congregation numbering in the thousands.
The project began in 1984 as a small Bible study group with ten people in Beverly Hills. It later grew into a large community and relocated to its current location.
The congregation here speaks multiple languages and brings together people from different backgrounds and generations. Visitors experience a place where cultural diversity is part of daily life.
The building is accessible during weekend worship services, which take place at multiple times including a Spanish-language option. Visitors should dress appropriately and check exact times ahead of their visit.
In 1998, a star was placed on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with a special dedication that reflects the community's connection to the broader public. This event remains a distinctive milestone in the place's history.
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