In Our Community

Jesus calls us to love our neighbor as ourselves. People in our community are hurting: financially, physically, spiritually and emotionally. CPC partners with a number of organizations whose mission it is to alleviate that hurting. By helping to bring hope to those who are too hungry to hear, too tired to speak and too oppressed to find joy, we show Christ’s love to our neighbors.

Banding Together

Banding Together's mission is to bring music opportunities to individuals with special needs. Changing the lives of individuals with special needs through the power of music.

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So-Sew

Women in our congregation gather on Friday mornings at 9:00 to create layettes for the babies born to military families serving in the San Diego area.

CPC is proud to be part of the Interfaith Shelter Network, a collaborative effort by local congregations, human services agencies and government entities to provide shelter, services, and resources to homeless San Diegans throughout the region.

Marines and sailors with the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit, Amphibious Squadron 5 and USS Makin Island man the rails as the ship sails through the San Diego harbor beginning a seven-month deployment through the Western Pacific and Middle East regions here Nov. 14.

Armed Services YMCA

Our proximity to Camp Pendleton provides opportunities to support men and women in the military.

Homeless Veterans Initiative

CPC joins North County Presbyterians in reaching out to homeless veterans, providing household items and furniture needed to move veterans and their families into subsidized housing with support services.

San Diego Blood Bank

Periodically throughout the year, Christ Presbyterian Church hosts the Bloodmobile of the San Diego Blood Bank.

Community Resource Center/Interfaith Community Services

These two non-profit agencies were formed in 1979. Services provided by CRC in Encinitas include food programs, housing assistance and comprehensive domestic violence services throughout the north county coastal communities. ICS in Escondido provides similar assistance, along with veterans' services to north county inland. CPC supports both agencies through weekly volunteer activity in the CRC food bank and regular donation drives.

New Day Urban Ministries

New Day is a Christ centered organization ministering to the poor and homeless in urban San Diego since 1968.

In Our Community

Casa de Amistad

Since 1997, Casa de Amistad has served children and families in coastal North County San Diego through education and mentoring programs. Its academic mentoring program has grown from serving 3 children on its first night to serving over 260 children and their families annually.