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 past Sunday, we celebrated the second Sunday of Advent and lit the candle of peace together. As Pastor Jeya encouraged us, the presence of Jesus allows us to experience and share a peace that goes deeper than the situations and circumstances around us. PJ led our community in a reflective painting exercise, and the results were amazing! Check out slides 2-4 for an overhead collage of all our paintings! Friends, as we begin this season of Advent — a time of hope and wonder — in anticipation and preparation of our King who makes all things new, we pray that the light of Jesus would shine bright in and through your lives, and that hope would be renewed in your hearts. Friends, @freelyinhope will be in our neighborhood in December! Let’s support their transformative work 💝 Psalm 145 is an acrostic poem of praise to God! As we begin to step in our next chapter of life and ministry together, what kind of assembled psalm of praise and witness to God are we creating together? What would we want our neighbors to know about Jesus? Thank you to everyone who participated this past Sunday in creating our own acrostic mosaic of praise and witness to God! Friends, don't forget to set your clocks back one hour tonight! Daylight Saving Time ends late tonight at 2:00 am (which is technically Sunday, November 6th). We'll gather for our Sunday worship service at 1:00 pm at the Mount Soledad Presbyterian campus. We hope to see you there! We invite you to be a blessing through the gift of prayer today — you can say these prayers silently, on your own, or with your household. Below are 3 different prayers you can offer in 3 different situations that you might come across today: This Sunday, October 30th, is a Reset Sunday — we will NOT gather for worship together as a community. Some will have Home Group that day, others are invited to use the home worship materials (check your email tomorrow for more information) and take some time for genuine sabbath and rest. "Home" can be hard to describe. Even words like "love" or "family" can be a little too general. As we look forward to our next chapter of life and ministry as a church community, we want to build a "lovely dwelling place" as a home in the presence of Jesus that brings happiness and joy to many.

God sets the lonely in families

— PSALM 68:6 —