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 for discussion and prayer.
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 Ash Wednesday, February 18th, we'll be gathering for dinner and a service. We’ll be meeting at Sunset Church's CE Building, next to the Andytown coffeeshop on Lawton and 43rd Ave. Dinner will be from 6 to 7 pm, followed by a service from 7 to 8 pm.
Childcare will be provided for children under 5 years old. Folks from Christ Church will be joining us as well!
Ash Wednesday starts the Lenten season, and is an important yearly liturgy as we move into preparation for Easter – please prioritize attending this gathering! All Citizens Communities will be joining for this service, rather than having a regular meeting that week. And we won’t have an additional monthly Dinner & Prayer gathering in February.
Please RSVP below asap so that we have enough food, handouts, and childcare.
Ash Wednesday Registration
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. Time is spent in scripture, reflection, fellowship and discussion to spur one another towards Christ.
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.
Join the women of our community for a one-night retreat in February! It'll be at the Jesuit Retreat Center of Los Altos from Friday, February 27th through Saturday, February 28th.
The space will be full of memory-making, quality time, prayer & reflection, and soulful conversations. It's $175 for everything (meals included) but scholarships are available. Sign up below – registration ends on Feb 1st!
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 for discussion and prayer.
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. Time is spent in scripture, reflection, fellowship and discussion to spur one another towards Christ.
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. Time is spent in scripture, reflection, fellowship and discussion to spur one another towards Christ.
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. This month we’ll be feasting on the fifth Sunday. 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.
Daniel is a delightfully weird book, so Dave is planning on hosting two “How to Read Daniel” gatherings: we held one this past October for Daniel 1-6, and this is the second gathering on Daniel 7-12.
The “How to Read Daniel” brunch will be Saturday, January 24th from 10 to 11:30 am, at Citizens' office in the Inner Sunset. Daniel 7-12 is full of apocalyptic visions, cosmic battles and prophecies. Dave will share what he's learning, and we'll discuss together the implications for us today.
We'll provide breakfast tacos & coffee, but childcare will not be provided. Please register at the link below so that we'll have enough food & handouts.
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 for discussion and prayer.
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.
One Wednesday per month, we’re gathering as a whole church for dinner, a devotional, and prayer together at our new church office from 6:00pm - 7:30pm. We’ll provide dinner and childcare. Please join us!
Our office is located above Green Apple bookstore at 1231 9th Avenue; the entrance is through the purple door to the left of the bookstore entrance.
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 for discussion and prayer.
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. Time is spent in scripture, reflection, fellowship and discussion to spur one another towards Christ.
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.
We will not be having service on December 28th. We hope you enjoy celebrating Christmas and the start of a new year! Please join us for service the following Sunday, January 4th.
We'll be having a special Sunday morning service of Lessons & Carols on December 21st, with a fuller band and lots of songs & scripture readings to celebrate the Advent & Christmas season! This has been a beautiful tradition the past 3 years, and we’re excited to continue it. We’ll also share a potluck lunch together, but feel free to come enjoy the feast even if you aren't bringing anything. Please join us for our special gathering on December 21st, and even invite a friend!
And this Sunday, we're partnering with our Sunday home – New Traditions School – for a clothing & food drive to support St. Anthony's in the Tenderloin neighborhood. You can bring non-perishable food & canned goods and clean, gently-used adult clothing and we'll do a large drop-off.
One Wednesday per month, we’re gathering as a whole church for dinner, a devotional, and prayer together at our new church office from 6:00pm - 7:30pm. We’ll provide dinner and childcare. Please join us!
Our office is located above Green Apple bookstore at 1231 9th Avenue; the entrance is through the purple door to the left of the bookstore entrance.
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 for discussion and prayer.
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 for discussion and prayer.
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. Time is spent in scripture, reflection, fellowship and discussion to spur one another towards Christ.
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.
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 Welcome Lunch on Sunday, November 16th, for folks who are newer to Citizens to hear leaders share about our church’s vision, story, and distinctives.
We'll provide lunch, and meet from noon to 1 pm at Citizens' office in the Inner Sunset, right after the Sunday gathering! If you're interested in joining, please register at the link below.
Welcome Lunch RSVP
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 for discussion and prayer.
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 for discussion and prayer.
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.
Heads up – we'll be gathering at Citizens office instead of New Traditions on Sunday, November 2nd. New Traditions is having a festival that day, but it happens to coincide with the international visit of a church planter that we support!
Ervin Mittelmann is a pastor of a church in Slovakia that Citizens has financially partnered with for many years. On November 2nd, we're excited to have Ervin share about what God is doing in and through his church, and pray for him. Please plan to join us at the office from 10 to 11:30 am – we'll provide childcare and coffee.
In a day & age where it can feel difficult to see Kingdom fruit, we hope that Ervin's visit will encourage us with reminders of the small + large ways that God is at work in the global church.
