Are you exploring Christianity? Trying to figure out what it means to believe? Wrestling with the claims of Jesus? This group is for you. This Discussion Group will read through Mark’s Gospel, paired with Pastor Tim Keller’s book on Mark. The goal is to create a space where people who are not yet convinced can ask their questions and process together. The group will be led by Pastor Brent. 

Meeting Dates: January 22, January 29, February 5, February 12

Join here.

Community Kitchens (CK) brings restaurants, community organizations and volunteers together to help feed those in need in Oakland. Founded in 2020, CK provides over 10,000 meals per month through the CK Mobile Oasis outreach bus, town fridges, and community partners. In the Oakland neighborhoods CK serves, over half the people are going to bed hungry at night. CK's mission is to build sustainable, equitable and community-centric foodways driven by the voice of the people to support the underserved in our community. Join us for an afternoon in the CK Kitchen with Chef Kendall to help with food prep, sandwich making and meal packaging. Meals prepared will be delivered in the CK Mobile Oasis outreach bus to Oakland encampments and youth programs. Space is limited. Age 10+. 

Register here.

Calling all middle and high school students! Join us at the church weekly on Sunday evenings for dinner, games and Bible study. For more information, contact our ResYouth Coordinator, Ben Chow, at ben@resoakland.com.

Christy Hyun MFT, will be leading a workshop about the challenges and opportunities of parenting teens. She will use both Scripture and her 20 years of clinical experience as a Christian therapist to help us understand adolescence, teenage anxiety, and the rich resources God offers to parents in this season. 

Christy Hyun started her career as a therapist in a group home for teenagers with addictions and behavioral and mental disorders. She has since worked with abused women, married couples, and with families. In addition to her private practice, she serves as adjunct faculty at Western Seminary.

RSVP here.

Study the Bible weekly with women of all ages this winter & spring at the church from January 21 through April 1.

In this 10-week Bible study for women using the book Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless, we will take a purpose-journey through the book of Ecclesiastes, illuminating our need for a guide and Savior. This study explores this wisdom book verse by verse to help women understand the themes of sin, vanity, enjoyment, and death, ultimately encouraging believers to follow the will of God for their lives, no matter their current circumstances.

Register here.

Are you exploring Christianity? Trying to figure out what it means to believe? Wrestling with the claims of Jesus? This group is for you. This Discussion Group will read through Mark’s Gospel, paired with Pastor Tim Keller’s book on Mark. The goal is to create a space where people who are not yet convinced can ask their questions and process together. The group will be led by Pastor Brent. 

Meeting Dates: January 22, January 29, February 5, February 12

Join here.

Join us at CityTeam Oakland for S.O.S (Serving on Saturdays). We will be helping to clean, organize and keep the men’s shelter running smoothly. Volunteers will assist with a range of duties from cleaning to sorting and organizing clothing donations, creating hygiene kits, and making bagged lunches for the unhoused. Space it limited to 15 volunteers. Age 10+. Youth ages 10-14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Register here.

Many of you are new to our church. We are so glad you found us, and we would love to welcome you. Stick around briefly after either of our services on Sunday to meet our pastors, enjoy coffee and bagels, learn how you can get more connected to our community, and hear about our mission to be a church in and for Oakland.

Foster the City is a collection of churches providing homes for children in foster care in the Bay Area.  For each foster family, a team of support friends are wrapped around them to encourage, pray and help with practical needs. Join us for lunch to learn more about being a support friend at ResOak.  If you have questions, please contact Sarah Louise and Marion McCurry.

RSVP here.

Calling all middle and high school students! Join us at the church weekly on Sunday evenings for dinner, games and Bible study. For more information, contact our ResYouth Coordinator, Ben Chow, at ben@resoakland.com.

Study the Bible weekly with women of all ages this winter & spring at the church from January 21 through April 1.

In this 10-week Bible study for women using the book Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless, we will take a purpose-journey through the book of Ecclesiastes, illuminating our need for a guide and Savior. This study explores this wisdom book verse by verse to help women understand the themes of sin, vanity, enjoyment, and death, ultimately encouraging believers to follow the will of God for their lives, no matter their current circumstances.

Register here.

Are you exploring Christianity? Trying to figure out what it means to believe? Wrestling with the claims of Jesus? This group is for you. This Discussion Group will read through Mark’s Gospel, paired with Pastor Tim Keller’s book on Mark. The goal is to create a space where people who are not yet convinced can ask their questions and process together. The group will be led by Pastor Brent. 

Meeting Dates: January 22, January 29, February 5, February 12

Join here.

Families, join us across the street from the church on the 2nd floor of 1714 Franklin for a special ResKids breakfast!  We will have pancakes, coffee, and hot cocoa as well as crafts and fun activities for kids. This is a great opportunity to get to know other families at ResOak.  Feel free to invite friends!

RSVP here.

This class will prepare children to take Communion in a fun, interactive setting. We will explore “What is the Gospel?” and “What is the Church and the Sacraments?”

This class is geared for children age 8 and older. A parent is required to attend the class with children under the age of 12. Lunch will be provided. Childcare is available for siblings upon request.

Please RSVP here for this class.

Calling all middle and high school students! Join us at the church weekly on Sunday evenings for dinner, games and Bible study. For more information, contact our ResYouth Coordinator, Ben Chow, at ben@resoakland.com.

Study the Bible weekly with women of all ages this winter & spring at the church from January 21 through April 1.

In this 10-week Bible study for women using the book Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless, we will take a purpose-journey through the book of Ecclesiastes, illuminating our need for a guide and Savior. This study explores this wisdom book verse by verse to help women understand the themes of sin, vanity, enjoyment, and death, ultimately encouraging believers to follow the will of God for their lives, no matter their current circumstances.

Register here.

Join us at MLK for a special PE class!  Volunteers are needed to help support a basketball PE Takeover with HoopBus for kids in TK-5th grade our partner school, MLK Jr. Elementary. Space is limited. A free ResOak T-Shirt will be provided to all volunteers.  Please register here.

HoopBus is a non-profit that aims to build community and spread love through basketball.  

Are you exploring Christianity? Trying to figure out what it means to believe? Wrestling with the claims of Jesus? This group is for you. This Discussion Group will read through Mark’s Gospel, paired with Pastor Tim Keller’s book on Mark. The goal is to create a space where people who are not yet convinced can ask their questions and process together. The group will be led by Pastor Brent. 

Meeting Dates: January 22, January 29, February 5, February 12

Join here.

Are you exploring Christianity but have nagging questions? Are you a long-time Christian but have the same? Join us after service for a time of question and response about the Christian faith with our pastors. Text your questions about the sermon or about the Christian faith in general and stick around after either service to hear the pastors respond to your questions.

Study the Bible weekly with women of all ages this winter & spring at the church from January 21 through April 1.

In this 10-week Bible study for women using the book Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless, we will take a purpose-journey through the book of Ecclesiastes, illuminating our need for a guide and Savior. This study explores this wisdom book verse by verse to help women understand the themes of sin, vanity, enjoyment, and death, ultimately encouraging believers to follow the will of God for their lives, no matter their current circumstances.

Register here.

Calling all middle and high school students! Join us at the church weekly on Sunday evenings for dinner, games and Bible study. For more information, contact our ResYouth Coordinator, Ben Chow, at ben@resoakland.com.

Study the Bible weekly with women of all ages this winter & spring at the church from January 21 through April 1.

In this 10-week Bible study for women using the book Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless, we will take a purpose-journey through the book of Ecclesiastes, illuminating our need for a guide and Savior. This study explores this wisdom book verse by verse to help women understand the themes of sin, vanity, enjoyment, and death, ultimately encouraging believers to follow the will of God for their lives, no matter their current circumstances.

Register here.

Many of you are new to our church. We are so glad you found us, and we would love to welcome you. Stick around briefly after either of our services on Sunday to meet our pastors, enjoy coffee and bagels, learn how you can get more connected to our community, and hear about our mission to be a church in and for Oakland.

Study the Bible weekly with women of all ages this winter & spring at the church from January 21 through April 1.

In this 10-week Bible study for women using the book Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless, we will take a purpose-journey through the book of Ecclesiastes, illuminating our need for a guide and Savior. This study explores this wisdom book verse by verse to help women understand the themes of sin, vanity, enjoyment, and death, ultimately encouraging believers to follow the will of God for their lives, no matter their current circumstances.

Register here.

Join us for an Ash Wednesday service at ResOakland as we begin the Lenten season.

Study the Bible weekly with women of all ages this winter & spring at the church from January 21 through April 1.

In this 10-week Bible study for women using the book Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless, we will take a purpose-journey through the book of Ecclesiastes, illuminating our need for a guide and Savior. This study explores this wisdom book verse by verse to help women understand the themes of sin, vanity, enjoyment, and death, ultimately encouraging believers to follow the will of God for their lives, no matter their current circumstances.

Register here.

Join us at the Alameda County Community Food Bank to help sort and pack farm-fresh produce and dry goods for those in Oakland struggling with hunger.  Space is limited to 10 volunteers.  Youth (ages 10-17) are welcome to participate.  One adult is required for every five youth.  Please register here.

The Food Bank is accessible via public transportation (take BART to Coliseum/Oakland Airport Station and then take AC transit bus #98).  

Community Kitchens (CK) brings restaurants, community organizations and volunteers together to help feed those in need in Oakland. Founded in 2020, CK provides over 10,000 meals per month through the CK Mobile Oasis outreach bus, town fridges, and community partners. In the Oakland neighborhoods CK serves, over half the people are going to bed hungry at night. CK's mission is to build sustainable, equitable and community-centric foodways driven by the voice of the people to support the underserved in our community. Join us for an afternoon in the CK Kitchen with Chef Kendall to help with food prep, sandwich making and meal packaging. Meals prepared will be delivered in the CK Mobile Oasis outreach bus to Oakland encampments and youth programs. Space is limited. Age 10+. 

Register here.

Study the Bible weekly with women of all ages this winter & spring at the church from January 21 through April 1.

In this 10-week Bible study for women using the book Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless, we will take a purpose-journey through the book of Ecclesiastes, illuminating our need for a guide and Savior. This study explores this wisdom book verse by verse to help women understand the themes of sin, vanity, enjoyment, and death, ultimately encouraging believers to follow the will of God for their lives, no matter their current circumstances.

Register here.

Study the Bible weekly with women of all ages this winter & spring at the church from January 21 through April 1.

In this 10-week Bible study for women using the book Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless, we will take a purpose-journey through the book of Ecclesiastes, illuminating our need for a guide and Savior. This study explores this wisdom book verse by verse to help women understand the themes of sin, vanity, enjoyment, and death, ultimately encouraging believers to follow the will of God for their lives, no matter their current circumstances.

Register here.

Study the Bible weekly with women of all ages this winter & spring at the church from January 21 through April 1.

In this 10-week Bible study for women using the book Ecclesiastes: Finding Meaning When Life Feels Meaningless, we will take a purpose-journey through the book of Ecclesiastes, illuminating our need for a guide and Savior. This study explores this wisdom book verse by verse to help women understand the themes of sin, vanity, enjoyment, and death, ultimately encouraging believers to follow the will of God for their lives, no matter their current circumstances.

Register here.

Community Kitchens (CK) brings restaurants, community organizations and volunteers together to help feed those in need in Oakland. Founded in 2020, CK provides over 10,000 meals per month through the CK Mobile Oasis outreach bus, town fridges, and community partners. In the Oakland neighborhoods CK serves, over half the people are going to bed hungry at night. CK's mission is to build sustainable, equitable and community-centric foodways driven by the voice of the people to support the underserved in our community. Join us for an afternoon in the CK Kitchen with Chef Kendall to help with food prep, sandwich making and meal packaging. Meals prepared will be delivered in the CK Mobile Oasis outreach bus to Oakland encampments and youth programs. Space is limited. Age 10+. 

Register here.

Community Kitchens (CK) brings restaurants, community organizations and volunteers together to help feed those in need in Oakland. Founded in 2020, CK provides over 10,000 meals per month through the CK Mobile Oasis outreach bus, town fridges, and community partners. In the Oakland neighborhoods CK serves, over half the people are going to bed hungry at night. CK's mission is to build sustainable, equitable and community-centric foodways driven by the voice of the people to support the underserved in our community. Join us for an afternoon in the CK Kitchen with Chef Kendall to help with food prep, sandwich making and meal packaging. Meals prepared will be delivered in the CK Mobile Oasis outreach bus to Oakland encampments and youth programs. Space is limited. Age 10+. 

Register here.