Dear OSC family & friends, recent political events have made it painfully clear that our government can remove food assistance at a moment’s notice. A stalled budget, another government shutdown, or a single policy change can instantly leave families without the assistance they rely on.
Meet Author David Gushee for our Next Book Club
Join us for a discussion with David Gushee, author of The Moral Teachings of Jesus, for our December Book Club Zoom: “The growing movement of post-evangelicalism highlights an opportunity to elevate and center the moral teachings of Jesus. So many of those who identify as Christian intuitively know that their old version of faith is no longer working, and they feel a theological vacuum.”
Sanctuary Pantry's Response to Disruption in SNAP Benefits
The Oceanside Sanctuary Will Celebrate 150 Years of Community Service and Renewal, November 22-23
On November 21, 1875 thirteen pioneering souls started a small family church in a one-room schoolhouse near Mission San Luis Rey in what is now Oceanside, California. They called it simply, The Christian Church at San Luis Rey because it was one of the first congregations of The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) denomination in Southern California.
Join us for our fall teaching series: Unseen Witnesses
Announcing Our New Family Minister and Operations Manager
September Book Club asks "Who Is A True Christian?"
We Are Searching for a Part-Time Children's Ministry Director
Vote now for our 2025/2026 Book Club selections
Is empathy a good thing?
Season 11 of The Collective Table podcast will highlight stories of empathy. While some Christian leaders are promoting the idea that empathy is a sin, we think it is a vital aspect of love. Can you recall a time when your empathy for someone moved you to take action in ways that stretched you to grow?










