***Heads up: we will NOT be having a Sunday gathering at New Traditions School on Sunday, April 28th***
Most of us will be at a church-wide retreat! We’ll enjoy beautiful redwoods, games & play, cozy cabins, yummy food, music & reflection, and quality time with each other.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
On Sunday, May 5, we’ll be meeting in Golden Gate Park. We’ll have a service that feels very similar to our Sunday Gatherings at New Traditions School, but we’ll just be outdoors! New Traditions School is having an event on May 5, so we will be meeting at Chain of Lakes Meadow (previously Old Speedway Meadow) in GGP.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
Every Spring and Fall, we get together at least once as members to remember our vision, give a financial update, look ahead, pray, and eat donuts.
Our next members meeting is Saturday, May 11 in the morning from 10am to 12pm at Sunset Church at 3638 Lawton St, 94122.
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10AM, at New Traditions Elementary School. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, what your kids can expect, and all the rest here.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
We gather for worship on the first, second, and third Sundays of every month. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, and all the rest here.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10AM, at New Traditions Elementary School. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, what your kids can expect, and all the rest here.
Also, on the fourth Sunday of every month, we eat lunch together after service. There are few better ways to be family and make friends than to share food. No need to bring anything -- we've got all the details covered.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
We gather for worship on the first, second, and third Sundays of every month. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, and all the rest here.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
Every couple months, Citizens’ pastors and staff host a Welcome Lunch. If you’re new, stay after for lunch and conversation about our vision and distinctives. You’ll also learn how to get connected more deeply into the life and mission of our church. register here. if interested.
(No need to bring anything -- we've got all the details covered.)
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10AM, at New Traditions Elementary School. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, what your kids can expect, and all the rest here.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10AM, at New Traditions Elementary School. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, what your kids can expect, and all the rest here.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
Easter is a celebration, and celebration’s always include food. Join us after our Easter Service for a meal together celebrating Christ’s Resurrection.
(No need to bring anything -- we've got all the details covered.)
Easter Sunday is the most important day of the Christian calendar, when we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Death has been defeated! Please join us as we celebrate this glorious event.
————
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10AM, at New Traditions Elementary School. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, what your kids can expect, and all the rest here.
IMPORTANT: Our Good Friday Service with Christ Church is sadly cancelled, due to weather . Even if the rain stops, the path up there will be a muddy mess.I encourage you to join with another church to celebrate Good Friday. Here are three good options:
RealitySF Good Friday Service // Friday 7-8:30pm (Mission)
Epic Church Good Friday Service // Friday 7pm (Downtown)
Sunset Church Good Friday Service // Friday 7:30pm (Sunset)
I’ve also heard wonderful things about Reality’s Stations of the Cross Walkthrough and it’s open all day tomorrow, from 7am-10pm. If you can’t make the later service, make time to drop by.
On Good Friday, March 29th, we’ll be gathering with Christ Church again at Prayerbook Cross in Golden Gate Park, as we did last year. Around 4:30 pm, we’ll have a trail moving through the stations of the cross, and a 6 pm service with refreshments afterwards.
Childcare is provided for kids under 6. Good Friday is an important day in the life of the church, as we contemplate Jesus' death on the cross. We'd love for you to join us as we remember & reflect together.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10AM, at New Traditions Elementary School. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, what your kids can expect, and all the rest here.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
We gather for worship on the first, second, and third Sundays of every month. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, and all the rest here.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10AM, at New Traditions Elementary School. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, what your kids can expect, and all the rest here.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
Election Day is on Tuesday, March 5th. Besides the Presidential Primaries, there’s a lot of (more) important stuff on the ballot. Please join us to learn and discuss what’s on the ballet for this election.
Learning about propositions is more fun with friends, food, and beverages, so Dave & Maggie are facilitating a Ballot Party on Sunday, March 3rd from 7 to 9 pm at their home.
RSVP on Slack (or contact this Email) if you plan to join. Bring your ballot and bring a friend!
Every couple months, Citizens’ pastors and staff host a Welcome Lunch. If you’re new, stay after for lunch and conversation about our vision and distinctives. You’ll also learn how to get connected more deeply into the life and mission of our church. register here. if interested.
(No need to bring anything -- we've got all the details covered.)
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10AM, at New Traditions Elementary School. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, what your kids can expect, and all the rest here.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10AM, at New Traditions Elementary School. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, what your kids can expect, and all the rest here.
Also, on the fourth Sunday of every month, we eat lunch together after service. There are few better ways to be family and make friends than to share food. No need to bring anything -- we've got all the details covered.
We’re having a church-wide retreat this spring – a "family vacation" of sorts! It'll involve beautiful redwoods, games & play, cozy cabins, yummy food, music & reflection, and quality time with each other. The retreat will be at Alliance Redwoods near Occidental, and kids of all ages are welcome.
We'll be gathering from 5ish pm on Friday, April 26th until 11ish am on Sunday, April 28th. Meals and snacks are provided (Friday dinner, Saturday breakfast, lunch, dinner, and Sunday breakfast). Cost for adults is $50 each, and it's free for all kids.
Retreat Details:
Date: Friday April 26, 2024 to Sunday April 28, 2024
Time: Arrive Friday at 5pm and leave Sunday by 11am.
Cost: Adults: $50
Kids: Free
Please Register here
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
We gather for worship on the first, second, and third Sundays of every month. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, and all the rest here.
_____
At the beginning of every year, we facilitate something called the Story of God in our Sunday gatherings. We listen to God tell us His whole story, from the beginning of the Bible to the end. In 2024, Story of God will last 6 Sundays, from January 14th to February 18th. Story of God is a dialogical environment where we can all respond and react to the story, and learn and wrestle together. It's a great space for people who don't believe that the story is true, and for those who do! We'd love for you to join us, and to invite a friend who's never heard the story before, or is curious about experiencing it in a fresh way. You can find more details about Story of God here.
Ash Wednesday begins Lent, a season of preparation for the most important days of the year for Christians — Good Friday and Easter. We are reminded of the effects of sin (“From dust you've come, and to dust you shall return”) and how, only because of Christ’s death, can those effects be reversed.
Citizens will be holding an Ash Wednesday Service at Sunset Church (at the CE Building across the street), marked by Scripture, prayer, silence, and song.
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10AM, at New Traditions Elementary School. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, what your kids can expect, and all the rest here.
_____
At the beginning of every year, we facilitate something called the Story of God in our Sunday gatherings. We listen to God tell us His whole story, from the beginning of the Bible to the end. In 2024, Story of God will last 6 Sundays, from January 14th to February 18th. Story of God is a dialogical environment where we can all respond and react to the story, and learn and wrestle together. It's a great space for people who don't believe that the story is true, and for those who do! We'd love for you to join us, and to invite a friend who's never heard the story before, or is curious about experiencing it in a fresh way. You can find more details about Story of God here.
Citizens Communities are groups of 6 to 15 individuals who commit to living as family, servants, and missionaries. Each Citizens Community meets on a recurring weekday evening. These meetings alternate between larger family meals with discussion and smaller “Huddles,” where men and women meet separately for deeper connection, study, and prayer. Regardless, there is only one meeting per week.
Citizens Communities follow a typical school year—August through May, with a break in December. In a city where many are looking for meaningful connection, Citizens Communities offer a space to experience embodied presence and relationship.
If you are interested in joining a Citizens Community, please fill out this form.
We gather for worship every Sunday at 10AM, at New Traditions Elementary School. You can learn more about where to park, what to expect, what your kids can expect, and all the rest here.
—————
At the beginning of every year, we facilitate something called the Story of God in our Sunday gatherings. We listen to God tell us His whole story, from the beginning of the Bible to the end. In 2024, Story of God will last 6 Sundays, from January 14th to February 18th. Story of God is a dialogical environment where we can all respond and react to the story, and learn and wrestle together. It's a great space for people who don't believe that the story is true, and for those who do! We'd love for you to join us, and to invite a friend who's never heard the story before, or is curious about experiencing it in a fresh way. You can find more details about Story of God here.
