About SFOP
Our Congregations & Schools
SFOP is a nonpartisan grassroots coalition of congregations and schools working to create innovative solutions to the problems facing our city. We engage families, youth, and seniors in public life to create a safe, healthy, and livable city for everyone. We work with Local Organizing Committees (LOCs) in over 30 congregations and schools representing 40,000 San Franciscans to develop community leaders and grassroots campaigns. Each LOC determines its own priorities and develops solutions at monthly meetings.
I am involved with SFOP because I can empathize with the plight of so many people that are living in cramped and overcrowded conditions in San Francisco. As Paul writes in his first letter to the Corinthians, each of us can be a block in building a better life for others. Each one of us can become an instrument for others to see that hope is possible.
Alicia Esquivias, SFOP Leader-Corpus Christi Church
Institutional Members
- Bethel AME Church
- Church of the Epiphany
- Congregation Emanu-El
- Congregation Sha’ar Zahav
- Congregation Sherith Israel
- Corpus Christi Catholic Church
- Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
- Jamestown Community Center
- June Jordan School for Equity
- Mission Dolores Catholic Church
- Providence Baptist Church
- Sanchez Elementary School
- San Francisco Community School
- St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
- St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
- St. John’s UCC
- St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
- St. Paulus Lutheran Church
- St. Peter’s Catholic Church
- Star of the Sea Catholic Church
- San Francisco Muslim Community Center
- True Hope Church of God in Christ
Affiliated and Exploring Institutions
- Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption
- Congregation Beth Sholom
- Grace Tabernacle Community Church
- Jones United Methodist Church
- KIPP Bayview Academy
- Leadership High School
- Malcolm X Academy
- New Liberation Presbyterian
- San Francisco Christian Center
- St. Charles’ Catholic Church
- St. Kevin’s Catholic Church
Partnerships and Coalitions
- Alliance for District 10 (AD10)
- Archdiocese of San Francisco
- BaySO (Bay Area Synagogue Organizing) Initiative
- SF Immigrant Rights Defense Committee
- Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights
All four buses from San Francisco SFOP were full and they had to add a car for the overload; 208 of God’s people were on their way to join 3,000 in Sacramento to fight for healthcare for all of California’s children. All of us felt good about being there together as people of faith, knowing that having that faith we can build for further actions and finally will win.
Dan, Pam, Michele, and Bea, SFOP Leaders-Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
