About

Anchor City Church is a Third Culture, multigenerational, inclusive church called to bless and serve San Diego and the world.

We believe diversity reflects the joy and creativity of Jesus and is a beautiful, credible witness to our divided, broken world (Revelation 7:9-10).

Weekly gatherings for worship

We have begun gathering in-person each Sunday for worship at 1:00 pm. We will continue to monitor the latest health & safety protocols. We look forward to resuming Home Groups that meet throughout the week as soon as possible.

Dreaming together for our city

Our world needs more dreamers. We’re on a journey of discovering and living out God’s dreams for our lives as individuals, families, and as a church community. We invite you to join us in this adventure of following Jesus!

God’s mission of redemption

God is at work to restore all that sin has broken — and God invites us to participate! We partner with nonprofit organizations and ministries doing work locally in San Diego and around the world for hope, healing, and restoration in Jesus’ name.

From “neither/nor” to “both/and”

Anchor City Church is a member of the Presbytery of San Diego and part of the Presbyterian Church (USA) denomination.

Anchor City is actively involved in church-starting movements — locally with Cyclical San Diego and nationally through 1001 New Worshiping Communities.

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This Sunday, our Anchor & Hope community is blessed to have a special guest speaker, Julius Obregon Jr. Friends, we encourage you to continue to reflect on the connections Pastor Jeya helped us see between storytelling & transformation. Does your mind need to be renewed away from untrue stories about yourself toward the truth of who God made — and is making — you to be? Friends, we're looking forward to worshiping together tomorrow (Sunday, May 21st) at 10:30 am at Sandburg Elementary! We'll continue to explore the ways we're shaped by storytelling. Friends, here is the Reset Sunday worship guide for tomorrow (April 30th): https://anchorandhope.org/reset-sunday-worship-guide "All Jesus did that day was tell stories—a long storytelling afternoon. His storytelling fulfilled the prophecy: I will open my mouth and tell stories; I will bring out into the open things hidden since the world’s first day." — Matthew 13:34-35 This weekend (4/30) is a Reset Sunday — we will not gather for worship in community. Instead, we encourage you to connect with God and with others out in the world. Sabbath is not just a break, but true rest that reminds us of our unity with God, creation, and one another. In our day & age of endless amounts of data & information, the critical role of storytelling to shape us is more important than ever. Stories connect us to others; they remind us we are not alone. Ultimately, our story tells us that we belong to God, we are God's people, and we're being called to hold nothing back when it comes to loving God and our neighbors. We invite you to celebrate the joy of Jesus' resurrection with us tomorrow, Easter Sunday (April 9th), at 10:30 am at Sandburg Elementary in Mira Mesa!

God sets the lonely in families

— PSALM 68:6 —