If you were in attendance at The Harbor on Sunday, December 15, 2024, you received an envelope with cash in it in our Reverse Offering.  The instructions were to use that money to bless someone else, to share with them the love of Jesus. Now that you've done this, we want to hear about your experience! Click below to tell us what you did with the money you were given and how it blessed both you and the receiver.

One of the ways we live out our vision is through our Annual Compassion Offering, an opportunity that is above-and-beyond our regular financial giving. The Compassion Offering funds our outreach efforts for the coming year as we serve in God’s Kingdom, both here in the Bay Area and around the world. The Compassion offering officially launches December 15th, but giving is open now if you know what the Lord is leading you to give. Just click "Select Fund" and choose "Compassion" on the Giving page or our website or app. (Click the button below to go directly there.)

This year, our goal is $228,250. You can view the pie chart provided to see how that money is used to impact thousands of lives. We’re asking each person who calls The Harbor their home to pray, “God, what do you want to give through me?” And then trust him in whatever amount that might be, remembering that no one person can give it all, but we can all give something, and if we all give something, we’ll end up accomplishing all God wants us to accomplish.

Join us for Christmas Eve services to celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus, on Tuesday, December 24th, at 1:00, 3:00, and 5:00 PM. Our Kids Ministry will have services for those from two months old through 5th grade at both the 1:00 and 3:00 PM services, but not the 5:00 PM service. We will have activity bags to occupy your children during the 5:00 PM service.

If your child (aged 2 months through 5th grade) will be joining us in Kids Ministry for the first time, please click here to fill out the First Time Family Form now. This will help us serve you better, as well as expedite your check in on Christmas Eve.

There is great depth in the story and season of Christmas, so much so that if we’re not careful, we can easily miss some vital messages - some signposts that God left for us. From the manger itself, there are multiple messages that God has for us to understand. The manger is more than a prop in a nativity scene, more than a popular Christmas song, and more than a sign for the shepherds; it is a message for all humanity. Join us Sundays in December for this series that will take a unique and in-depth look at The Message From The Manger.