Through the end of May, Fr. John is offering pastoral care appointments prior to the Sunday worship service. If you are seeking pastoral care, spiritual direction, or the sacrament of reconciliation (confession) please follow the link to book an appointment with Fr. John.

Through the end of May, Fr. John is offering pastoral care appointments prior to the Sunday worship service. If you are seeking pastoral care, spiritual direction, or the sacrament of reconciliation (confession) please follow the link to book an appointment with Fr. John.

New Catechesis Series: Witnesses to the Resurrection,
begins Sunday, April 19
An exploration of Eastertide through the resurrection story and the diverse accounts of the early followers of Jesus. Inspired by Easter: The Season of the Resurrection of Jesus by Wesley Hill, what can we learn from the varying accounts of the resurrection from apostles like Mary Magdalene, John, Thomas and how can we live into this season of newness, joy, and (dis/re-) orientation to hope? In this series, we will delve into how we, as a church, can live inspired by the complexity, conviction, and commission of renewed life. 

We are thankful to have our Suffragan Bishop, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Brian Wallace, joining us for worship on Sunday, April 12.

Maundy Thursday is a day when we commemorate several significant moments – Jesus instituting the Lord’s Supper (Holy Communion) and Jesus washing His disciple’s feet while giving them the command to love one another. Maundy comes from the Latin word meaning “commandment”.

• Communal Supper * - 6:00PM (Fellowship Hall; Registration required)

• Service** & Footwashing - 7:00PM (Worship Hall; No registration needed, all are welcome)

*Due to limited space the Communal Supper will max out at 80 attendees so please register as soon as you’re able.

**No children’s programming; staffed nursery room available for young children.

Palm fronds, singing, and more as we celebrate Jesus's entrance into Jerusalem and all of the festivities that went with the would-be coronation. This service launches us into the drama of the events of Jesus's final week. 

• Catechesis - 9:00AM

• Worship Service - 10:00AM
  

The Procession of the Palms will begin in the Fellowship Hall.

• Worship & Communion - 10:00am

• Refreshments & Fellowship directly following the service

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday (the Saturday before Easter Sunday). From its inception, Lent was designed to assist Christian communities in preparing their hearts to celebrate the resurrection by facilitating a season of reflection and penitence aided by fasting.

Lent is understood as a 40-day fast, but between Ash Wednesday and Holy Saturday there are actually 46 days; Sundays are not counted as a part of Lent—Sundays are for feasting in every season, including Lent.

• Worship & Communion - 10:00am

• Refreshments & Fellowship directly following the service

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday (the Saturday before Easter Sunday). From its inception, Lent was designed to assist Christian communities in preparing their hearts to celebrate the resurrection by facilitating a season of reflection and penitence aided by fasting.

Lent is understood as a 40-day fast, but between Ash Wednesday and Holy Saturday there are actually 46 days; Sundays are not counted as a part of Lent—Sundays are for feasting in every season, including Lent.

Join the men of Eucharist Church for a city hike through a portion of San Francisco. This will be a great opportunity for connection, exercise, and prayer for SF. The hike will begin at St. Ignatius Church (Fulton and Parker) and go through Golden Gate Park via JFK Dr. toward Ocean Beach. 

• Arrive at 10 AM for a time of meditation and quiet in St. Ignatius Church.

• 10:30 AM for the start of the hike. We will go from St. Ignatius to GG Park.

• Men with youngsters - Bring them. You can break off from the hike at Koret's Children's Playground (there is a carousel) or at the de Young Museum (the view from the FREE Hamon Observation Tower is way cool).

• Guys going the distance - Based on who is standing at de Young Museum, we can decide how ambitious we are and how far we trek.

RSVP to Peter Garcia-Meza via text (415-828-8280) or email (petergarciameza@gmail.com), letting him know who to expect.

• Worship & Communion - 10:00am

• Refreshments & Fellowship directly following the service

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday (the Saturday before Easter Sunday). From its inception, Lent was designed to assist Christian communities in preparing their hearts to celebrate the resurrection by facilitating a season of reflection and penitence aided by fasting.

Lent is understood as a 40-day fast, but between Ash Wednesday and Holy Saturday there are actually 46 days; Sundays are not counted as a part of Lent—Sundays are for feasting in every season, including Lent.

• Worship & Communion - 10:00am

• Refreshments & Fellowship directly following the service

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday (the Saturday before Easter Sunday). From its inception, Lent was designed to assist Christian communities in preparing their hearts to celebrate the resurrection by facilitating a season of reflection and penitence aided by fasting.

Lent is understood as a 40-day fast, but between Ash Wednesday and Holy Saturday there are actually 46 days; Sundays are not counted as a part of Lent—Sundays are for feasting in every season, including Lent.

• Worship & Communion - 10:00am

• Refreshments & Fellowship directly following the service

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday (the Saturday before Easter Sunday). From its inception, Lent was designed to assist Christian communities in preparing their hearts to celebrate the resurrection by facilitating a season of reflection and penitence aided by fasting.

Lent is understood as a 40-day fast, but between Ash Wednesday and Holy Saturday there are actually 46 days; Sundays are not counted as a part of Lent—Sundays are for feasting in every season, including Lent.

We are grateful to be offering (2) different Ash Wednesday Services this year, all are welcome at both.

• Midday Service

  • 11:00am - 12:00pm

  • Liturgy & The Imposition of Ashes

  • @ Eucharist Church - 1504 Bryant Street, 3rd Floor, SF

• Evening Service

  • Doors open at 6:00pm, service begins at 6:30pm

  • Liturgy, music, the imposition of ashes, & eucharistic communion

  • @ Reality SF - 1325 Valencia Street, SF

  • Parking & Transit Information
    Please note: Parking in the center divide is prohibited on weekdays.

  • Although children's programming will not be provided, all ages are welcome to join us in service. However, due to the somber tone of this day, we encourage families to decide for themselves how best to participate.

  • The livestream feed will be available for anyone who is unable to join us in person.

Shrove Tuesday, or Fat Tuesday, is the day before Ash Wednesday and has traditionally been celebrated as one final “hurrah!” before beginning the Lenten season. Historically, Fat Tuesday was “fat” because it was a time to eat up all your rich, fatty foods before beginning the great fast of Lent. At Eucharist we like to lean into this tradition via our Table Groups and partake in a pancake feast together!

If you are not already connected with a Table Group please contact Fr. John.

Please join us for the next installment of our Seasons of Faith all-ages catechesis! In this session we will be discussing spiritual formation and discipleship opportunities for families and children in the penitential season of Lent. This mini-catechesis will be a chance for us to prepare our hearts and minds together for the 40 days of fasting in the upcoming liturgical season. Children are especially encouraged to join us! Snacks and a family craft will be included in our time together.

**Please RSVP (button below) so that we can plan for food and materials.

Mark your calendars, ladies! We will be having a casual Women's Brunch on Saturday, February 7, from 10am-12pm. This event will give space for us to meet and get to know other ladies of Eucharist, share in good food and fellowship together, benefit from a short devotional, and participate in mid-day prayer together. Please contact Ferial with any questions. Please RSVP for the brunch using the link below. We hope to see you there!

In January 2026 Eucharist Church will be 10 years old! 

To commemorate, we’re having a party! Please plan to join us for worship on Sunday, January 11th (The Baptism of Our Lord) and for a potluck meal to follow as we look back on 10 years of God’s faithfulness to Eucharist Church.

Please join us for our Christmas Eve Service, Wednesday, December 24th at 4:30pm. This will be a shorter, family-friendly, eucharistic service. There will be no formal childcare, but the nursery room will be open for parent-supervised quiet play. We will end the service with our annual candlelit singing of Silent Night.

All are welcome to join us after the service for a dinner potluck! Plan to bring a dish to share.

The Lessons & Carols service was first held on 1918 in the Church of England as a means to create more imaginative worship. The service included nine carols and nine lessons which were read by various officers of the Church. Since then, other churches have adapted the service for their own use. Wherever the service is heard and however it is adapted the resounding theme of the service is to witness the development of the loving purposes of God seen through the windows and words of scripture. We are excited to carry forward this form of worship by hosting a service filled with music and scripture readings as we tune our hearts, anticipating the coming of Christ.

*The Nursery Room will be staffed for children under 4 years old; there will be Children’s Worship Bags with kids’ activities available in the back of the nave.

Come one, come all! Join us for one of our favorite festivities of the year—Saturday, December 6th, from 5:30PM - 8:00PM, as we celebrate the Feast of Saint Nicholas with an all-ages party to kick off the season of Advent and look forward to Christmas. We'll have hearty snacks, a hot chocolate bar, crafts, Advent wreath making, music, and more. There will truly be something for everyone!

We hope you can join us for our next All Church Potluck, Euchsgiving, a Thanksgiving themed potluck! We will gather together Sunday, November 23, directly following worship, share in a good meal & good fellowship, and spend some time in gratitude for God’s provisions and blessings.

We would love for you to join us for our Newcomers' Luncheon directly following worship on Sunday, October 26.

If you have never attended one of our Newcomers' Luncheons or if you have questions about Eucharist church or would like to get to know the Clergy and Staff better, this is the luncheon for you. We'll enjoy a great meal together and you'll hear a bit about the vision, mission, and ministries of Eucharist Church. We'll also spend some time answering any questions you might have. We hope you can join us!

Please RSVP to Ferial to let us know that you'll be joining us.

CANCELLED due to rain.

Come one, come all, and let’s go to the beach! Join us for some fun in the (hopeful) sun. We’ll be at Baker Beach from 10:30-2:30 on Saturday, October 25. Plan to bring your own lunch/snacks, beach gear, and outdoor activities. Hope to see you there!

Join us on Saturday, October 18th, 10AM-noon for the next Women’s Brunch in Amy Lee’s backyard in San Francisco (hopefully under warm, sunny October skies)! In the company of other Eucharist women, we will enjoy frittatas, homemade granola, coffee, tea and other foods that you bring to share.

We will also have a "show and tell" of sorts where each person is invited to share a story and/or a related object with the following prompt: how have you experienced your belovedness as a daughter of the Most High? 

On Saturday, September 27, 2025, Bishop-Elect Jeff Bailey will be consecrated and installed as our next Bishop of our Diocese, Churches for the Sake of Others, at Truro Anglican Church in Fairfax, Virginia. This event marks a new chapter for our diocese—a time to give thanks and look forward to a future of hope. For those of us unable to attend in-person a livestream will be available through the C4SO event page.