Oakland, CA Churches with Care & Support Ministries

Regeneration is a multiracial, multigenerational church near Lake Merritt in Oakland, led by Pastor George Scanlan. It began as a Bible study in 1999 and became a church in 2001. Sunday worship includes music, Bible teaching and weekly communion, with care and classes for children and young people. Community groups offer space for friendship, prayer and study. Cross Streets serves Sunday breakfast to neighbors in need, while foster-family support and English and citizenship classes connect the congregation with its wider community.

Regeneration is a multiracial, multigenerational church near Lake Merritt in Oakland, led by Pastor George Scanlan. It began as a Bible study in 1999 and became a church in 2001. Sunday worship includes music, Bible teaching and weekly communion, with care and classes for children and young people. Community groups offer space for friendship, prayer and study. Cross Streets serves Sunday breakfast to neighbors in need, while foster-family support and English and citizenship classes connect the congregation with its wider community.

Regeneration is a multiracial, multigenerational church near Lake Merritt in Oakland, led by Pastor George Scanlan. It began as a Bible study in 1999 and became a church in 2001. Sunday worship includes music, Bible teaching and weekly communion, with care and classes for children and young people. Community groups offer space for friendship, prayer and study. Cross Streets serves Sunday breakfast to neighbors in need, while foster-family support and English and citizenship classes connect the congregation with its wider community.

Resurrection Oakland Church gathers in Downtown Oakland with a focus on the good news of Jesus, community and service to the city. Pastors Brent Webster and Dave Lee lead a team serving worship, children, teenagers and adult groups. ResKids provides care and Bible teaching from infancy through fifth grade at both Sunday services, and ResYouth welcomes sixth-twelfth graders. Community groups help people form friendships and grow in faith. The Diaconal Ministry Team offers practical care, while city-engagement partnerships and college ministries provide further ways to connect and serve. People exploring Christianity are welcome to bring their questions.