We’re a vibrant San Francisco church that welcomes all.

No matter who you are or where you are on your faith journey, you’re welcome here. Period.

We’re progressive & traditional, young & aging, families & singles, natives & transplants, locals & Bay Area neighbors.

Whatever your ethnicity, nationality, immigration status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression (we are an LGBT-friendly church), age, marital status, physical or mental ability, socio-economic status, belief, or doubt, our doors are open for you.

 
 

Our Mission

Led by the compassion of Jesus
and the creativity & mystery of the Spirit,
we are an open & welcoming community that shares
the love of God with one another & the world.

 
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Worship with us.

Sunday Worship

Sundays | 10am

Join us at 25 Lake Street in San Francisco for worship and community.

Online Worship

ANYTIME ON YOUTUBE

Watch online services on our YouTube channel.

Meditation

WEDNESDAYS | 7:30pm

Gather in our chapel for Downtime, an evening of meditation.

 

Easter at St. John’s.

Remembering resurrection.

This Holy Week, join us as we remember the passion and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Good Friday | April 3 at 7:00pm
Come for quiet reflection, music, and prayer as we remember Jesus’ last days.

Easter Sunrise | April 5 at 7:00am
Gather at Crissy Field along the San Francisco Bay for worship.

Easter Sunday | April 5 at 10:00am
Join us in our sanctuary for a morning of beautiful music.

 

What’s Happening at St. John’s.

 

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Get involved in our community.

Here’s how you can get connected, develop friendships, and serve your neighbors at our San Francisco church!

HARVEST FOOD PANTRY.

We distribute groceries every Saturday morning.

THEOLOGY ON TAP.

Join us every third Monday for drinks & discussion.

SANCTUARY.

We walk with our most vulnerable siblings.

KIDS + FAMILIES.

Everything we do is intergenerational.