First Presbyterian Church of San Bernardino

About this church

First Presbyterian Church of San Bernardino gathers Sundays at 10:30 a.m. in the sanctuary and livestreams worship to YouTube. Adult Bible study begins at 9:30 in the Fireside Lounge. Children are welcome throughout worship; on most Sundays, a separate class follows the children's moment, and childcare is available for the youngest visitors. Services combine Scripture-centered preaching, traditional and contemporary music, reflection, and both silent and shared prayer. The congregation identifies with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and describes itself as an open Christian community shaped by Reformed theology.

The church's “open eyes, open minds, open hearts, and open hands” vision becomes concrete in neighborhood work. Food is distributed from the rear parking lot Tuesday and Thursday mornings and on the third Saturday, while partnerships support San Bernardino High School students through food, life-skills circles, and internships. The campus also hosts a Saturday Alcoholics Anonymous group and childcare organizations. People comparing churches can review worship recordings, bulletins, and supporting materials before visiting. The result is a reflective congregation where learning and creative worship sit beside recurring food assistance, youth investment, environmental care, and an explicit invitation to people arriving from varied religious or nonreligious backgrounds.

Researched from the church’s official website and reviewed August 24, 2026. Sources: Worship, food distribution, neighborhood programs, and online resources · Visitor FAQ, children's options, and recovery group · Worship style and special services · Open community, mission, and local service

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