Mid-City Church of the Nazarene

05/30/2021

De todos se aprende 🙏 feliz día de la Santísima Trinidad

03/15/2021

If you would like to follow in Vanndy & Ken's footsteps, come and join us every Tuesday, Friday & Saturday and volunteer to help us bag dry goods (oats, canned veggies & fruit, beans, pasta, rice, tuna and so much more) & fresh produce (apples, peas, oranges, cucumbers, cabbage, tomato, onions etc.) Sign Up to volunteer using this link https://www.midcitynazarene.org/food-distribution-volunteer
If you or someone you know is in need of this kind of assistance we are open every Tuesday at 2:30pm & every Saturday at 8:30am

02/23/2021

01/22/2021

David has been attending Church of the Nazarene in Mid-City for quite some time. He's passionate about the work we do here and hopes to lead the church to become more of a helping hand to our neighbors. We are excited for all the ideas he has and continue to make Church of the Nazarene in Mid-City a more positive presence here in City Heights. David is also a musician, go listen to his recent creation.
davidliestman.bandcamp.com/track/jupiter-my-love

09/30/2020

As we all adjust to "Zoom Life" in so many corners of our lives, Mid City pastors have been thinking about how we can provide safety and accountability for Mid City leaders, kids, and youth in virtual settings (i.e. youth group, game nights, VBS meet-ups, etc.). We added an appendage to our children and youth safety policies regarding online gatherings. and wanted to share it with you all. Let us know if you have any questions and thanks to Pastor Becky, Pastor Angel, youth intern Cindy Amaya, and Derek Taylor for their help and expertise in creating this!

Adobe Acrobat

08/18/2020

A Path Forward
Hosted by the NCRC
August 20, 7:00-8:15 pm
Join the conversation with leading scholars and #1 best sellers, Ibram X. Kendi (How to Be An Antiracist) and Robin DiAngelo (White Fragility), facilitated by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Wesley Lowery, as we address the question:

How do we talk about race in a way that unites and strengthens us as a community?

*free virtual event
https://www.ncrconline.com/APathForward-VirtualEvent

07/21/2020

"We are united in God - who loves everyone, with no exceptions."
Banner created by Karah Lain

Some of us will never understand what it’s like to be BIPOC ( https://www.dictionary.com/e/acronyms/bipoc/ ) in America. 

07/13/2020

One week until Compassion Camp! We're so excited for your kids to join us for lots of fun, connection, and growth. We'll be dropping supply bags on your doorstep this Saturday (if you're local), so please register if you want to receive one. https://vbsmate.com/events/MidCityVBS/19589

If you're not in San Diego, look for an email by mid-week with a simple supply list and printable activity and coloring pages.

If for whatever reason (traveling, illness, kids being kids), you're unable to watch the videos on the day they're posted- they won't disappear. You can do all of this (except the Zooms) at your own pace.

Here's the structure and schedule:

Video Lessons

Posted every other weekday at 9 am, beginning July 20, to be watched at home
Gathering and Music (introduce theme and song of the day)
Bible story and response
Movement (Yoga or cooking)

At-Home Activities

Crafts and activities to go along with each day’s theme (included in bags)
Create (crafts)
Play (games)
Mosaic poster tiles

Zoom Gatherings

July 20, 24, and 31, 10:00-10:30 am
Connection time for kids and leaders
Just-for-fun games

06/22/2020

Parents! Your kids are invited to Mid City's virtual VBS: Compassion Camp: Be Kind. Be Loved. Be You.

We'll be exploring what it means to have compassion for others, ourselves, and the world. It is geared toward preschool-age children and K-5th graders, and it is incredibly flexible, adaptable, and fun for the entire family, older siblings included.

You don't have to live in San Diego or attend Mid City to join us for Compassion Camp. Feel free to invite your friends and cousins!

Our kick-off date is July 20. Sign your child/ren up here and be on the lookout for more info soon:

https://vbsmate.com/events/MidCityVBS/19589

06/02/2020

"Who Do You Serve, Who Do You Protect? is an urgently necessary book, one that deepens and complicates thinking around police violence without waiting for a fresh on-camera brutality to restart the national conversation."
—New City
https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/952-who-do-you-serve-who-do-you-protect?discount_code=WHODOYOUSERVE