Join the men of Eucharist Church for a hearty breakfast and meaningful fellowship on Saturday morning, April 12! The church will provide coffee, pancakes, and breakfast sausage—bring something to round out the meal (potatoes, fruit, yogurt, eggs, etc.). Breakfast begins at 8:30, and the Eucharist kitchen will be open for any needed prep.

If you’re able to come early to help set up, reach out to Fr. John —we’d love the extra hands! 

Eucharist is grateful to be able to highlight the For the Bay 5K Fundraiser where all proceeds go to support Mobilize Love!

Join us for our next All Church Potluck! We’ll feast together directly following worship, Sunday, March 16. Please plan to bring something to contribute to this communal meal.

We are so glad to be carrying on our annual tradition of partnering with our brothers and sisters at Reality SF for our Ash Wednesday Service this year.

Plan to join us for this penitential service, including music, the liturgy, and the imposition of ashes.

Doors will open at 6PM; service will begin at 6:30PM.

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.

Join the men of Eucharist Church for a low-intensity hike and prayer walk through a portion of the city. This will be a great opportunity for connection, exercise, and prayer. Gentlemen’s Jaunt will begin at Mission Blue Coffee in Visitacion Valley (144 Leland Avenue), will take about 2 hours, and will end at Glen Park BART. For those with time, we will lunch together at La Cornetta afterward. RSVP to Peter Garcia-Meza, letting him know to expect you.

The Hike

• Start hike at ~10 AM at Leland Ave in Visitacion Valley - meet at Mission Blue for Coffee (Owned by a Christian woman) - https://missionbluesf.com/

• Pray for one of the churches on the street.

• Hike through the Community Gardens

• Hike through McLaren Park

• End a Glen Park Bart Station.

• Post hike, have a burrito at La Corneta in Glen Park (Cash Only).

Transportation and Meeting Spot

• Option #1 - Meet at 10 AM at Mission Blue, Leland Avenue.

• Option #2 - Meet at Glen Park Bart Station at 9:30 AM. Carpool down to Leland Ave. 

Mark your calendars, ladies! We will be having a casual Women's Brunch on Saturday, February 8, 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!

Join us for our next All Church Potluck! We’ll feast together directly following worship, Sunday, January 26. Please plan to bring something to contribute to the meal.

Please join us for our Christmas Eve Service,
Tuesday, December 24th at 4:30pm.
This will be a shorter, family-friendly, evening prayer service with no formal childcare. We will end the service with our annual candlelit singing of Silent Night.

Plan to join us Friday, 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!

Join us on Sunday, September 15, after worship for an afternoon of games, grub, and fellowship. Ann and Nathan Pretorius are hosting a chance to hang out, play games, and get to know the members of Eucharist church a bit better. So pack a lunch, pick up food, have something delivered, and bring your favorite game. All ages welcome, we hope you can join us!

Join us for our monthly series of film screenings, which we hope will help us to grow in our capacity for faith and our ability to engage with culture as we are inspired and challenged by films which ask important questions, explore the breadth and depth of the human experience, and point us toward the Divine Creator of beauty.

This screening will be Stranger Than Fiction.

Doors open at 6:00. Movie begins at 6:30. Feel free to bring your own dinner. Discussion to follow the film. If you have any questions please contact Fr. John.

Join us on Sunday, August 18, after worship for an afternoon of games, grub, and fellowship. Ann and Nathan Pretorius are hosting a chance to hang out, play games, and get to know the members of Eucharist church a bit better. So pack a lunch, pick up food, have something delivered, and bring your favorite game. All ages welcome, we hope you can join us!

Join us for our monthly series of film screenings, which we hope will help us to grow in our capacity for faith and our ability to engage with culture as we are inspired and challenged by films which ask important questions, explore the breadth and depth of the human experience, and point us toward the Divine Creator of beauty.

This screening will be Sound of Metal.

Doors open at 6:00. Movie begins at 6:30. Feel free to bring your own dinner. Discussion to follow the film. If you have any questions please contact Fr. John.

We are thankful to have our Suffragan Bishop, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Brian Wallace, joining us for worship on Sunday, July 21. Bp. Brian will be preaching and celebrating during worship and we will get time to spend with him during a pre-service coffee hour and a post-worship all church potluck luncheon.

Join us for our monthly series of film screenings, which we hope will help us to grow in our capacity for faith and our ability to engage with culture as we are inspired and challenged by films which ask important questions, explore the breadth and depth of the human experience, and point us toward the Divine Creator of beauty.

This screening will be To End All Wars.

Doors open at 6:00. Movie begins at 6:30. Feel free to bring your own dinner. Discussion to follow the film. If you have any questions please contact Fr. John.

Join us on Sunday, June 16, after worship for an afternoon of games, grub, and fellowship. Ann and Nathan Pretorius are hosting a chance to hang out, play games, and get to know the members of Eucharist church a bit better. So pack a lunch, pick up food, have something delivered, and bring your favorite game. All ages welcome, we hope you can join us!

Eucharist Church has begun a monthly series of film screenings, which we hope will help us to grow in our capacity for faith and our ability to engage with culture as we are inspired and challenged by films which ask important questions, explore the breadth and depth of the human experience, and point us toward the Divine Creator of beauty. Doors open at 6:00. Movie begins at 6:30. This screening will be Jojo Rabbit.

Feel free to bring your own dinner. Discussion to follow the film. If you have any questions please contact Fr. John.

Our community partner, Rise University Prep, will be hosting their 4th annual 5K Family Fun Run at Candlestick Point Park. They are excited to continue the trend of encouraging healthy outcomes in our neighborhood where asthma and other health related issues are most prevalent. Show your support for Rise Prep and our SF community by running with Rise!

Beginning Friday evening, May 3, Eucharist Church will begin a monthly series of film screenings, which we hope will help us to grow in our capacity for faith and our ability to engage with culture as we are inspired and challenged by films which ask important questions, explore the breadth and depth of the human experience, and point us toward the Divine Creator of beauty. Our first screening will be the 1987 Dutch film Babette’s Feast. Doors open at 6:00. Movie begins at 6:30. Feel free to bring your own dinner. Discussion to follow the film. If you have any questions please contact Fr. John.

Join Eucharist Church for a Jesus-centered Passover seder (meal) on Saturday, April 20, at 6:00 pm. Our own Rich Robinson, who grew up in a Reform Jewish home in New York City, will lead us through the liturgy as we recall the Exodus from Egypt and Jesus' final Passover meal, the Last Supper, from which the Eucharist itself derives. Come prepared to eat the traditional Passover ceremonial foods as well as a delicious catered dinner. At the end Rich will briefly share his ministry at Jews for Jesus, an organization bringing the gospel message of redemption to the Jewish community—a message contained in the holiday of Passover itself!

This event costs $15/adult and $5/child.

Registration is required, thank you. Registration will close on April 16th.

Join us for our next All Church Potluck! We’ll feast together directly following worship, Sunday, April 14. Please plan to bring something to contribute to this celebratory meal.

Calling all grown-ups! We'd love for you to join us for a fun morning of crafts, snacks, and fellowship hosted by our very own Kim Garcia-Meza. Join us Saturday, March 16, from 10am - 12pm*, for a time creating of Holy Week crafts. These crafts were created by Kim as a special way to engage her children in the story and events of Holy Week. We hope that this time of crafting together will aid us all into leaning in to Holy Week together, especially with the children in your life in mind. All grown-ups are welcome! Please, no children. If childcare is a barrier for you, please let us know.

If you have any questions or would like to attend this Make & Take Craft event, please RSVP to Ferial as soon as possible so that we can have a head count. 

*Location is currently TBD, depending on group size.

Join us for the feast before the fast!

We’ll have pancakes, syrup, coffee, juice, and bacon. Plan to bring a dish to share and tuck in with us for this breakfast-for-dinner feast!

After worship on Sunday, January 28, we will have an interest meeting for anyone who would like to learn about Eucharist's trip to Malawi with Hands at Work June 9-15. Hands at Work is an organization dedicated to equipping and mobilizing the local church in Africa to create a place of safety, belonging and care for serving the most vulnerable children in under-served communities. They partner with the church in the West (like us!) to resource this work and build relationships of mutual learning and encouragement. If you are interested to find out more, please contact Fr. Jeff.