Sunday worship is at 10 am. It is a "hybrid" service that spans both an in-person experience in the sanctuary, as well as an opportunity to join via Zoom. Our service includes choir and instrumental music, traditional and newer hymns, scripture readings, a sermon, and prayer. A printed pamphlet will guide you through the service, and you are invited to participate as you feel led. Communion (served on the first Sunday of the month) is open to everyone.

 

For families with young children, we offer a "kid friendly" pew in the sanctuary.  Please contact Rev. Grace Hyeryung Kim, our Director of Family Ministries, with questions about our children and youth programs.

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What should I wear?

Our dress code is simple—wear clothes. You will see people in jeans and t-shirts, as well as people in neckties.

 

Will I stand out as a visitor?

From the moment you walk through the door, we want you to know that you are welcome here. You will have an opportunity to fill out a name tag in the lobby (or go incognito if that is more comfortable for you). Our ushers will help you get settled.

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Do you have a nursery?

Not currently. Children are welcome in worship. We provide activity packets and a "kid-friendly" row with soft toys and books for children.

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Where can I learn more about being baptized?

If you are interested in baptism for you or your children, please call the office at (415) 456-3713 and speak with Pastor Scott Clark.

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Are your buildings accessible for those with physical impairments?

Yes. We have 3-4 handicapped parking spots directly in front of the church. Our door deacons can help you from your car into the sanctuary, rain or shine. The sanctuary, the Fireside Room, and coffee hour are all wheelchair accessible. Restrooms in the sanctuary lobby (narthex) and Duncan Hall are wheelchair accessible. Hearing aids are provided; just ask.

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How can I become a member?

If you are interested in becoming a member of our church, you can take the next step here.

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