Oceanside Christian Fellowship is a group of men, women, youth and children passionately pursuing God, healthy relationships with one another and people who need Jesus. At OCF we are cultivating an authentic community of loving relationships by providing opportunities and a place for people to connect, grow, and serve with others and be a part of a church family. To know more about us, our beliefs and history, check out the About OCF webpage.

Every Saturday night beginning September 18
We've had our summer previews, now it's finally here - the new Saturday service at OCF! Starting on Saturday, September 18, join us at 5:30 p.m. (note the new time) as we begin meeting every Saturday evening for great fellowship, Christ-filled worship, and an inspiring message in an intimate and casual setting. If you missed any of the preview services this summer, you can check out the messages on our Sermons page. Childcare will be provided through 2nd grade. If you are interested in helping serve, we are in need of volunteers for the Saturday night services. Contact the church office for more information at (310) 414-4555.

Becoming family at OCF means becoming part of a community; learning and growing together in our relationships with God and others. Our Small Groups provide the ideal place for this to happen. There will be many opportunities to find fellowship and growth at OCF this fall. In addition to starting our new Romans series on Sunday mornings along with our weekly message-based small groups , we will begin other special interest groups such as our Men's Fraternity, Women's STAR bible studies, Parenting class, Membership class, Financial Living course, Mothers of Preschoolers, and Children Desiring God program. Sign-up sheets for the various groups are available at the information counter, or contact the church office at (310) 414-4555 for more information.

Starting Sunday, September 26
John Hutchison of Biola University's Talbot School of Theology will be teaching a class on "Acts: The Story of the Early Church" during 1st Service in the Jr. High room, starting on Sunday, September 26. John will lead this 8-week course designed to help you see the "big picture" of this important New Testament book, as you regularly apply principles from its stories to your present experience of Christ and His church. Sign up now at the church Information Counter, for this great class on early church history and culture. Space is limited!