Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church

St. Brendan is a Catholic parish community in San Francisco founded in 1929 as a small mission church that has grown to over 1,200 families. The parish's mission is to help each other find their way in Christ through connection, prayer, healing, spiritual growth, and service.

Christ the Saviour Orthodox Church is an Eastern Orthodox parish founded in 1952, located in San Francisco's Richmond district. The church emphasizes that every Divine Liturgy is a Theophany - an event where God reveals Himself - drawing on the teachings of Elder Sophrony of Essex. They present themselves as maintaining apostolic faith since Pentecost, describing their faith as 'evangelical, but not Protestant; orthodox, but not Jewish; catholic, but not Roman.'

A Catholic Community Serving the University of California at San Francisco Medical Center & all who come to pray.

Saint Anthony-Immaculate Conception School is a Catholic elementary school dedicated to nurturing students from diverse backgrounds to grow as disciples of Jesus Christ through a rigorous academic program.

Mt. Vernon Missionary Baptist Church is a Baptist church located in San Francisco, California, committed to sharing the Gospel and nurturing believers through biblical preaching, worship, and service.

First Presbyterian Church of San Diego strives to foster a community of belonging in an environment of deep spiritual growth, emphasizing service and spiritual maturity in alignment with their Christian faith.

Calvary Presbyterian Church is a faith community seeking to walk humbly with God and engaging in building community through worship, study, and fellowship while welcoming marginalized groups and promoting justice.

Covenant Church is an inter-generational community gathering from various walks of life and experiences to seek Jesus and experience the love, joy, and hope of a community following Him.

Sierra Vista Community Church is a caring Christian community that welcomes and celebrates all lives, gifts, and leadership, including LGBTQIA+ individuals. We strive to respect and value each person, believing that God’s arms are open to all.

At Fremont, we create space for people to become life long followers of Jesus, and we relentlessly pursue His transformation of our neighborhood, our city and the world.