As we near the final stage of our year-long Mission 2030 process, we are pausing to ask the question: What is the DNA of The Oceanside Sanctuary? What are deeply embedded values and impulses that make our church unique?
When the World is Heavy: A Message for OSC Families
Tote bags, Pride flags, & summer plans, oh my!
Help us reach our Supporting Member goal by June 30th
June at OSC marks the season for our annual supporting member drive! As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we cannot operate without your generosity. So just like your favorite public radio station, once a year we invite you to become a supporting member of OSC.
Sign-Up To Help Us Build A More Inclusive and Impactful Church in North County
May is our annual volunteer drive! As our church community grows, so does our opportunity to create an even more inclusive, inspiring, and impactful community of faith right here in North County. We believe that everyone has unique gifts and talents to share, and we invite you to join us in making a real difference through volunteering.
Thank You For Making Our Year-End Fundraiser A Success!
From the whole staff at the Oceanside Sanctuary, we want to thank you for making our annual year-end fund drive a success! Our goal was to raise $50,000 to support our Community Impact programs, and you helped us exceed that goal by raising $53,127!
Mission 2030 Begins Now!
Help us raise $50k to support our community impact programs
Leaning Into the Rhythms of Our 150th Year
November 21st 2024 marks our 149th birthday as a church and the beginning of our 150th year. This is an incredible milestone! Our church has existed longer than telephones, record players, or light bulbs! We would love to see you this coming Sunday November 17th for a 149th birthday celebration immediately after church in our new downstairs community room.
A Lament for Our Time
God of Justice, we sit with sadness in our hearts today. We come in the rawness of our pain, not hiding what we carry. This world feels fractured, and we feel pulled in every direction. God of the Stranger, we lament for those who have come to our shores, seeking refuge and safety, only to be met with rejection and suspicion.