Monastery of Perpetual Adoration
771 Ashbury street. Cloistered Nuns. Right in the Haight just a stone's throw from all the social revolutions!
Peoples Temple San Francisco. 1859 Geary blvd
This is an old picture of the infamous Peoples Temple of Jim Jones who led the mass suicide of his people in South America.
Missionary Temple Christian Methodist Episcopal Ch
1455 Golden Gate Ave.
Learn more at ninthdistrictcme.org
Old Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox Church
858-864 Fulton street. Built in 1880 and is a San Francisco Landmark building. German Renaissance style. New one is 6210 Geary.
St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church. 2097 Turk st.
Thaschus Cęcilius Cyprianus was a North African bishop and martyr of the 3rd century. He is regarded as a brilliant orator and scholar. Info @ www.saintcyprianssf.org
Macang Monastery. 1822 Eddy st.
Temple of Good Fortune and Wisdom. Learn more at http://www.zhaxizhuoma.net/index.html
Little Chapel Church of God in Christ. 1823 Turk
Founded by Bishop Cleaver in 1933. Had the first "ALL ROBED CHOIR" in SF & First church to have a "Radio Broadcast" in SF. info @ www.myspace.com/littlechapelcogic
19th Avenue Baptist Church. 1370 19th Ave.
Services are in Japanese, Vietnamese, English and Arabic. Learn more at http://www.nabcsf.org
Inside Japanese Buddhist Church
The Japanese Buddhist Church looks like a Church. Pews, Pulpit was designed not to attract westerners but to make the Japanese feel more assimilated to Western Culture.
Sacred Heart. Filmore and Fell st.
Sacred Heart was particularly helpful after the 1906 Earthquake, providing food & shelter for the homeless. The Church sustained little if any damage in the '06 quake
Sacred Heart
Established in 1885. The church was completed in 1898. The first part of construction cost $60,000.00. Learn more at http://www.friendsof1800.org/SACREDHEART/sacredheartchronology.html
Seventh Day Adventist Church
2889 California street. Built in 1892 as a Methodist-Episcopal church. Moved here in 1926. Learn more at http://www.sfcentral.org
First Union Baptist Church 1001 Webster
Was organized on March 18, 1944, by Pastor P.S. Osborne of Macedonia Baptist Church. More info at http://firstunionbc-sf.com
Glad Tidings Church. 1280 Webster
"Glad Tidings is a multicultural, diverse and friendly church that leads regular people to make a difference in San Francisco. We are a church without walls, barriers, or limits." Learn more at http://gtsf.org/
Community Baptist Church 1642 Broderick
Is an organized body of baptized, born-again believers (John 3:5) committed to the commission of spreading the Good News. Info @ http://communitybaptistsf.org
Konko Church. 1909 Bush St. Japantown
"We believe in Tenche Kane No Kami, Divine Principle and Parent of the Universe." To learn more visit http://www.konkofaith.org
Ohabai Shalom. 1881 Bush St.
Formerly a synagogue, (Ohabai Shalom) then a Japanese Buddhist Church, then an African American church, then a Japanese Zen Church now a senior citizens home.
Jones Memorial United Methodist. 1975 Post
Started in Feb 1943. Learn more at http://www.jonesumc.org/foundation.html
Inside Philadelphian Seventh Day Adventist
More information at http://sanfranciscophiladelphian22.adventistchurchconnect.org
Ohabai Shalom.
Learn more about this beautiful building at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congregation_Ohabai_Shalome
Buddhist Churches of North America. 1881 Pine
Located in Japan Town. To learn more visit http://userwww.sfsu.edu/~regman/bcsf.htm
St. Benedict Church. 1801 Octavia. Japantown
Church dedicated to Francis Xavier. Services are in Japanese and for the deaf.
St. Dominic's Church 2390 Bush st.
Founded in 1873. More information at http://www.stdominics.org/default.asp
Christ United Presbyterian Church.
1700 Sutter in Japantown. Japanese church in Japantown. There are 11,000 Japanese in San Francisco.
St. Ignatius Church.
The church's architecture is a mix of Italian Renaissance and Baroque elements, and its floorplan follows that of ancient Roman basilicas.
St. Annes of the Sunset Catholic Church.
Judah and Funston, The Church is noteable for its Romanesque-revival architecture, massive dome, uneven twin towers and the frieze sculpture.
Brahma Kumaris 401 Baker Street
Learn more at http://www.bkwsu.org/us/california/locations/sanfrancisco
Unity Center 2222 Bush street
The Vision of Unity San Francisco is The Actualization of Oneness. http://www.unitysf.com/index.html
City Church 2460 Sutter
Meets at the Russian center. Learn more at http://www.citychurchsf.org/site/home
The Christian Community
906 Divisadero street. A movement for religious renewal. Learn more at http://www.thechristiancommunity.org
