2026 North County San Diego Voter Guide is up!
Justice Works organizes for compassionate policy that affirms dignity and promotes the flourishing of all people. This guide asks the same five questions of every candidate on your November 3 ballot, from Congress down to city council: affordable housing, food security, police accountability, LGBTQIA+ rights, and immigration.
As we step into a new year at The Oceanside Sanctuary and a renewed vision and mission, you are invited to lean into community and help us cultivate a Christian spirituality “reclaiming its calling to be known for love, liberation, and the celebration of God’s image in all people.”
Join us for “brunch church” on July 23! Immediately after worship, stick around for a beautiful continental brunch in our cafe where we can all connect and get to know our growing church family. This is a perfect opportunity to meet new faces, share stories, and build connections! Let's break bread together, enjoy a scrumptious spread of pastries, fruits, and beverages, and create lasting memories.
The Oceanside Sanctuary is growing, especially with children and youth, and we need an enthusiastic and experienced new team members to dream up creative, engaging ways to help kids and their families grow into more just and generous expressions of Christian spirituality ! To meet this goal, we are currently searching for our next Children & Youth Minister.
We write today with news about an important staff change at OSC. As many of you know, over the past year our Associate Pastor Alex Kip has reconnected with his artistic passion to pursue a career in film and, during that time, his acting opportunities have grown significantly. Accordingly, this past spring, we worked with Alex to change his role to an Outreach Minister, decreasing his hours and responsibilities to afford him more time and flexibility to pursue his acting career.
As we enter the summer we are amazed and grateful for the good things happening at OSC! What seemed like a long, slow return from the COVID-19 Pandemic 18 months ago has transformed into a season of tremendous growth and blessing, with new families going our community every month.
It has, again, been a year of growth and blessing at OSC. Over the past year our church has grown from about 150 members to about 230 members and overall revenue grew from $315,000 to $360,000. Last Sunday at the annual congregational meeting, the members present voted unanimously to approve our new Board slate and budget, effective July 1, 2023. See the details below.
Our September book: Love Big or Go Home by Phil Wyman
Join us for a special evening of reflection & dialogue with our online Book Club Community Group!
Find out more about this provocative book and RSVP to join us on September 7th at 6:30 pm on Zoom.
June at OSC marks the end of our fiscal year, which means it’s time for our annual membership drive. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we can only operate by the generosity of our supporters. So just like your favorite public radio station, once a year we invite you to become a supporting member of OSC.
At our Sunday Service (2.5.23), we honored the legacy of John Lewis by highlighting his call for non-violence and the religious implications it has for all of us. Here’s the excerpt played during our service:
For the full interview listen here:
