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We believe God loves San Francisco. We believe God is pursuing real, transformational relationship with each and every person in our city, and we want to be a part of what God is already doing. Our mission is to engage San Francisco with a loving God.
Our Mission Adventure Program is designed for those who want to step out of the ordinary and into a life that truly makes a difference
Every Sunday morning, church shows up right outside our community center. What begins with hot chocolate and cookies often turns into worship, a simple message, and moments of prayer that touch hearts. Pop-Up Church is a reminder that God meets people right where they are—sometimes on a sidewalk, holding a warm cup, discovering unexpected hope.
Every week in San Francisco, more than 300 people line up not just for groceries, but for hope. At the YWAM San Francisco Food Pantry, neighbors are met with fresh food, warm smiles, and the assurance that they are seen and valued. Through our partnership with the SF-Marin Food Bank and the faithful service of volunteers, a simple grocery distribution becomes a powerful expression of love in action.
On the streets of San Francisco, something simple is making a real impact. At YWAM San Francisco, our Hot Chocolate Ministry uses a warm drink to build connection, restore dignity, and share the love of Jesus—one conversation at a time.
DTS is not just a program; it is a season of transformation where Jesus shapes your heart, deepens your identity, strengthens your faith, and equips you to go wherever He leads. It is a space where ordinary believers are trained to live extraordinary lives of courage, obedience, and love.
The next DTS (Discipleship Training School) in San Francisco will equip you to embrace urban ministry. This program is crafted to be a transformative journey. Where faith becomes practical. Relationships are deepened, and God's passion for the nations becomes your own.
Business can be more than profit. It can bring hope, justice, and lasting transformation. This school will help you align your business calling with God’s mission. Let us complete the Great Commandment of Jesus!
DTS is more than just a school; it's a call to transformation. If you're ready to step out in faith, grow closer to God, and engage in His mission, this DTS is for you. Apply today and embrace the urban ministry.
Transforming communities and nations through business. Join us as we pioneer businesses that bring hope, dignity, and transformation to communities and nations!
It’s also a place where God’s love is expressed in simple ways every day. A shared laugh over a puzzle. A word of encouragement during a game of chess. A prayer is offered quietly in the corner for someone who asks.
San Francisco is one of the most diverse, challenging, and spiritually hungry cities in the world. It's a place where faith meets reality.
The Discipleship Training School at YWAM San Francisco offers a unique opportunity for spiritual growth and self-discovery.
The Great Commission is a call for every believer. We, Business with a Mission, organize, train, and equip people to network and take the Gospel to the less-reached places through business.
Business With A Mission is a great opportunity to reach out to this generation. The job we do, the people we meet, and our quality of life are influenced by business.
The School of Transformational Business (SOTB) teaches people to start and run a godly, profitable business. We aim to bring God’s kingdom to earth through every business.
Let’s all be bridge-builders where we are. Whether you’re here in San Francisco, or somewhere else. As Jesus was Immanuel, God with us, let us who know him be with those in our communities and cities.
These kids know and embrace that their neighborhood is not always the cleanest, rough around edges or even unsafe at times; and yet they talk about how they know it won’t be like that forever, because they are going to grow up and make a difference in it. And that is why it’s an honor to walk side by side with these visionaries.
These days the Tenderloin is still a welcoming beacon for all. YWAM is able through God’s provision to provide a place for those in need, giving a place to drop-in, showers, restrooms, food pantry. A place where Jesus is lifted up and shared into the community.
The resurrection of Jesus is my favorite message–story–event ever. Resurrection Day is a day for me that marks the beginning of my year, it reminds me why I breathe, why I do what I do and why I am who I am. It is on this day that I remember that it is Christ who gives me great hope…
Each day we have opportunities to connect; we get to look people in the eye, to learn their names and to know them. We often subconsciously ignore or choose hurry instead of human in these moments. This was me, this is me. It takes work to change our habits and it doesn’t happen in a day.
Living in the Tenderloin has taught me a lot about seeking out God’s beauty amidst the chaos of daily life. The Tenderloin has always been an eclectic neighborhood filled with diversity and creativity. When walking through it’s easy to take the Tenderloin at face value; trash littering the gutters, abandoned items, but really there’s so much more.
As I sat on the top level of a tall San Francisco building, I gazed in awe of the beauty. Every flickering light - a person made in God’s image loved and known. As I continued to stare across the city towards the light-sprinkled hills, a Bible verse came to mind. It was in Revelation 7, with this scene of people from every tribe, every tongue, every nation. This settled in my heart:
San Francisco was similar.
What would it look like for you to show up in your community for those who feel forgotten? God is BEYOND our doubts and mustard-seed faith. He is the literal King of Kings. He is the God of Peace and Security. His safety protects us from our enemies and is even with us in the middle of our sickness. He remembers us when we don’t even remember ourselves. He shows up. Will you?
Living life together in the Tenderloin enables me to see and understand my neighbors at a much deeper level. We share the unique experience of the Tenderloin together. The most common meeting places are on the streets, at the park or the farmer’s market, a grocery store or a community event/party.
Someone once said, “If you want to love your neighbor sometimes you have to start with loving your neighborhood.” To love your neighborhood you have to go out and get involved in the things that the neighbors are concerned about. For me, one of the places where I get to know the problems and the peoples of my neighborhood is my monthly police-community meeting.
The SOTB exists to train faith-driven leaders to bring transformation to the marketplace, where profit and purpose meet.