There are some classic bible stories such as David & Goliath, Jonah & the Whale, Joseph & his rainbow coat, and Noah & the Ark. We are going to take a closer look into these Sunday School stories to broaden our bible knowledge and deepen our faith.

Worship begins at 10am, or watch our messages anytime on our YouTube Channel.

Join us every third Monday at 7pm for Theology on Tap, when we gather over drinks (both alcoholic and not) to talk about life’s big questions. Bring your big philosophical/theological questions, and we’ll see where our conversation takes us.

We’ll meet at High Treason in the Inner Richmond, just a few blocks from our church building.

To close out the year, we’ll be reading the book “Better Ways to Read the Bible: Transforming A Weapon of Harm Into A Tool of Healing” by Zach Lambert.

Here’s our reading schedule:

September→ Orientation & Framework

• Foreword

• Introduction (How the Bible Beat Me Up)

• Part 1: We All Have Lenses (Chapters 1–2)

October → Harmful Lenses, Part 1

• Chapter 3 (The Literalism Lens)

• Chapter 4 (The Apocalypse Lens)

November → Harmful Lenses, Part 2

• Chapter 5 (The Moralism Lens)

• Chapter 6 (The Hierarchy Lens)

December → Healing Lenses & Conclusion

• Part 3: Lenses That Promote Healing (Chapters 7–10)

• Conclusion (A Restored Reading)

Downtime is our meditation gathering offered Wednesdays in our chapel.

Downtime is an open space where we work with spiritual practices, listen to music of all styles, hear readings both old & new, and engage with interactive reflection stations. This is not an explicitly Christian meditation space, though we often work with words and songs from the Christian tradition.

Learn more at stjohnssf.org/downtime

Join us at Harvest Food Pantry as we distribute fresh groceries to our neighbors.

Two volunteer times to choose from:

6:30-7:30am - unload the truck and set up

7:30-10am - welcome our clients, hand out groceries, and clean up the pantry space. 

Join us for a free Ukulele and Hula Concert, featuring the Na Hoaloha Ukulele Group! This year, our St. John’s Sanctuary Huddle is raising funds that will help support families that we are accompanying through the immigration process.

Doors open at 2:30pm for shopping. Concert starts at 3:00pm. This event is free for all ages (donation suggested) and potluck refreshments will be served.

To give, please visit stjohnssf.org/ukulele

There are some classic bible stories such as David & Goliath, Jonah & the Whale, Joseph & his rainbow coat, and Noah & the Ark. We are going to take a closer look into these Sunday School stories to broaden our bible knowledge and deepen our faith.

Worship begins at 10am, or watch our messages anytime on our YouTube Channel.

Join us for our bi-weekly Bible Study right after worship on Sunday. We’ll meet in the Fireside Room from 11:30-12:30pm. This Fall, we’ll be focusing on several of the foundational stories found in the Old Testament, including Noah and the Ark, David and Goliath, Daniel and the Lion’s Den, and more.

If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Sam.

Join us at Harvest Food Pantry as we distribute fresh groceries to our neighbors.

Two volunteer times to choose from:

6:30-7:30am - unload the truck and set up

7:30-10am - welcome our clients, hand out groceries, and clean up the pantry space. 

There are some classic bible stories such as David & Goliath, Jonah & the Whale, Joseph & his rainbow coat, and Noah & the Ark. We are going to take a closer look into these Sunday School stories to broaden our bible knowledge and deepen our faith.

Worship begins at 10am, or watch our messages anytime on our YouTube Channel.

Hey Giants Fans! We’re heading to Oracle Park to watch the Giants play the Rockies. Tickets are $35.10 and the deadline to reserve them is August 28.

Get your tickets at stjohnssf.org/giants

Downtime is our meditation gathering offered Wednesdays in our chapel.

Downtime is an open space where we work with spiritual practices, listen to music of all styles, hear readings both old & new, and engage with interactive reflection stations. This is not an explicitly Christian meditation space, though we often work with words and songs from the Christian tradition.

Learn more at stjohnssf.org/downtime

Join us at Harvest Food Pantry as we distribute fresh groceries to our neighbors.

We have two volunteer shifts to choose from:

• 6:30-7:30am - Unload the truck and set up

• 7:30-10am - Welcome our clients, hand out groceries, and clean up the pantry space.

Sign up at stjohnssf.org/harvest

There are some classic bible stories such as David & Goliath, Jonah & the Whale, Joseph & his rainbow coat, and Noah & the Ark. We are going to take a closer look into these Sunday School stories to broaden our bible knowledge and deepen our faith.

Worship begins at 10am, or watch our messages anytime on our YouTube Channel.

Join us every first Sunday of the month after worship for a gathering in the Presidio near the Disney Museum. Bring a blanket and enjoy the many food trucks at the Presidio.

Join us for our bi-weekly Bible Study right after worship on Sunday. We’ll meet in the Fireside Room from 11:30-12:30pm. This Fall, we’ll be focusing on several of the foundational stories found in the Old Testament, including Noah and the Ark, David and Goliath, Daniel and the Lion’s Den, and more.

If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Sam.

Downtime is our meditation gathering offered Wednesdays in our chapel.

Downtime is an open space where we work with spiritual practices, listen to music of all styles, hear readings both old & new, and engage with interactive reflection stations. This is not an explicitly Christian meditation space, though we often work with words and songs from the Christian tradition.

Learn more at stjohnssf.org/downtime

Join us at Harvest Food Pantry as we distribute fresh groceries to our neighbors.

We have two volunteer shifts to choose from:

• 6:30-7:30am - Unload the truck and set up

• 7:30-10am - Welcome our clients, hand out groceries, and clean up the pantry space.

Sign up at stjohnssf.org/harvest

There are some classic bible stories such as David & Goliath, Jonah & the Whale, Joseph & his rainbow coat, and Noah & the Ark. We are going to take a closer look into these Sunday School stories to broaden our bible knowledge and deepen our faith.

Worship begins at 10am, or watch our messages anytime on our YouTube Channel.

Downtime is our meditation gathering offered Wednesdays in our chapel.

Downtime is an open space where we work with spiritual practices, listen to music of all styles, hear readings both old & new, and engage with interactive reflection stations. This is not an explicitly Christian meditation space, though we often work with words and songs from the Christian tradition.

Learn more at stjohnssf.org/downtime

Join us at Harvest Food Pantry as we distribute fresh groceries to our neighbors.

We have two volunteer shifts to choose from:

• 6:30-7:30am - Unload the truck and set up

• 7:30-10am - Welcome our clients, hand out groceries, and clean up the pantry space.

Sign up at stjohnssf.org/harvest

There are some classic bible stories such as David & Goliath, Jonah & the Whale, Joseph & his rainbow coat, and Noah & the Ark. We are going to take a closer look into these Sunday School stories to broaden our bible knowledge and deepen our faith.

Worship begins at 10am, or watch our messages anytime on our YouTube Channel.

Join us for our bi-weekly Bible Study right after worship on Sunday. We’ll meet in the Fireside Room from 11:30-12:30pm. This Fall, we’ll be focusing on several of the foundational stories found in the Old Testament, including Noah and the Ark, David and Goliath, Daniel and the Lion’s Den, and more.

If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Sam.

Join us every third Monday at 7pm for Theology on Tap, when we gather over drinks (both alcoholic and not) to talk about life’s big questions. Bring your big philosophical/theological questions, and we’ll see where our conversation takes us.

We’ll meet at High Treason in the Inner Richmond, just a few blocks from our church building.

To close out the year, we’ll be reading the book “Better Ways to Read the Bible: Transforming A Weapon of Harm Into A Tool of Healing” by Zach Lambert.

Here’s our reading schedule:

September→ Orientation & Framework

• Foreword

• Introduction (How the Bible Beat Me Up)

• Part 1: We All Have Lenses (Chapters 1–2)

October → Harmful Lenses, Part 1

• Chapter 3 (The Literalism Lens)

• Chapter 4 (The Apocalypse Lens)

November → Harmful Lenses, Part 2

• Chapter 5 (The Moralism Lens)

• Chapter 6 (The Hierarchy Lens)

December → Healing Lenses & Conclusion

• Part 3: Lenses That Promote Healing (Chapters 7–10)

• Conclusion (A Restored Reading)

Downtime is our meditation gathering offered Wednesdays in our chapel.

Downtime is an open space where we work with spiritual practices, listen to music of all styles, hear readings both old & new, and engage with interactive reflection stations. This is not an explicitly Christian meditation space, though we often work with words and songs from the Christian tradition.

Learn more at stjohnssf.org/downtime

Join us at Harvest Food Pantry as we distribute fresh groceries to our neighbors.

We have two volunteer shifts to choose from:

• 6:30-7:30am - Unload the truck and set up

• 7:30-10am - Welcome our clients, hand out groceries, and clean up the pantry space.

Sign up at stjohnssf.org/harvest

There are some classic bible stories such as David & Goliath, Jonah & the Whale, Joseph & his rainbow coat, and Noah & the Ark. We are going to take a closer look into these Sunday School stories to broaden our bible knowledge and deepen our faith.

Worship begins at 10am, or watch our messages anytime on our YouTube Channel.

Downtime is our meditation gathering offered Wednesdays in our chapel.

Downtime is an open space where we work with spiritual practices, listen to music of all styles, hear readings both old & new, and engage with interactive reflection stations. This is not an explicitly Christian meditation space, though we often work with words and songs from the Christian tradition.

Learn more at stjohnssf.org/downtime

Join us every first Sunday of the month after worship for a gathering in the Presidio near the Disney Museum. Bring a blanket and enjoy the many food trucks at the Presidio.

Join us for our bi-weekly Bible Study right after worship on Sunday. We’ll meet in the Fireside Room from 11:30-12:30pm. This Fall, we’ll be focusing on several of the foundational stories found in the Old Testament, including Noah and the Ark, David and Goliath, Daniel and the Lion’s Den, and more.

If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Sam.

Downtime is our meditation gathering offered Wednesdays in our chapel.

Downtime is an open space where we work with spiritual practices, listen to music of all styles, hear readings both old & new, and engage with interactive reflection stations. This is not an explicitly Christian meditation space, though we often work with words and songs from the Christian tradition.

Learn more at stjohnssf.org/downtime

Downtime is our meditation gathering offered Wednesdays in our chapel.

Downtime is an open space where we work with spiritual practices, listen to music of all styles, hear readings both old & new, and engage with interactive reflection stations. This is not an explicitly Christian meditation space, though we often work with words and songs from the Christian tradition.

Learn more at stjohnssf.org/downtime

Join us for our bi-weekly Bible Study right after worship on Sunday. We’ll meet in the Fireside Room from 11:30-12:30pm. This Fall, we’ll be focusing on several of the foundational stories found in the Old Testament, including Noah and the Ark, David and Goliath, Daniel and the Lion’s Den, and more.

If you have any questions, please contact Pastor Sam.

Join us every third Monday at 7pm for Theology on Tap, when we gather over drinks (both alcoholic and not) to talk about life’s big questions. Bring your big philosophical/theological questions, and we’ll see where our conversation takes us.

We’ll meet at High Treason in the Inner Richmond, just a few blocks from our church building.

To close out the year, we’ll be reading the book “Better Ways to Read the Bible: Transforming A Weapon of Harm Into A Tool of Healing” by Zach Lambert.

Here’s our reading schedule:

September→ Orientation & Framework

• Foreword

• Introduction (How the Bible Beat Me Up)

• Part 1: We All Have Lenses (Chapters 1–2)

October → Harmful Lenses, Part 1

• Chapter 3 (The Literalism Lens)

• Chapter 4 (The Apocalypse Lens)

November → Harmful Lenses, Part 2

• Chapter 5 (The Moralism Lens)

• Chapter 6 (The Hierarchy Lens)

December → Healing Lenses & Conclusion

• Part 3: Lenses That Promote Healing (Chapters 7–10)

• Conclusion (A Restored Reading)

Downtime is our meditation gathering offered Wednesdays in our chapel.

Downtime is an open space where we work with spiritual practices, listen to music of all styles, hear readings both old & new, and engage with interactive reflection stations. This is not an explicitly Christian meditation space, though we often work with words and songs from the Christian tradition.

Learn more at stjohnssf.org/downtime

Downtime is our meditation gathering offered Wednesdays in our chapel.

Downtime is an open space where we work with spiritual practices, listen to music of all styles, hear readings both old & new, and engage with interactive reflection stations. This is not an explicitly Christian meditation space, though we often work with words and songs from the Christian tradition.

Learn more at stjohnssf.org/downtime

Join us every third Monday at 7pm for Theology on Tap, when we gather over drinks (both alcoholic and not) to talk about life’s big questions. Bring your big philosophical/theological questions, and we’ll see where our conversation takes us.

We’ll meet at High Treason in the Inner Richmond, just a few blocks from our church building.

To close out the year, we’ll be reading the book “Better Ways to Read the Bible: Transforming A Weapon of Harm Into A Tool of Healing” by Zach Lambert.

Here’s our reading schedule:

September→ Orientation & Framework

• Foreword

• Introduction (How the Bible Beat Me Up)

• Part 1: We All Have Lenses (Chapters 1–2)

October → Harmful Lenses, Part 1

• Chapter 3 (The Literalism Lens)

• Chapter 4 (The Apocalypse Lens)

November → Harmful Lenses, Part 2

• Chapter 5 (The Moralism Lens)

• Chapter 6 (The Hierarchy Lens)

December → Healing Lenses & Conclusion

• Part 3: Lenses That Promote Healing (Chapters 7–10)

• Conclusion (A Restored Reading)