We See You takes a relationship-first approach to tackling the root causes of homelessness. Their mission begins with a simple but meaningful act that Jesus calls us to; welcoming those experiencing homelessness and hunger to share a meal, in an environment of dignity, compassion, and respect.

Their goal is for guests to experience the lavish love of The Father, the grace & mercy of Jesus, and the life transformative power of The Holy Spirit.

Each week, they host a one-of-a-kind "backyard BBQ-style" gathering, creating a space for connection, community, and hope, an experience unlike any other in Old Town & Escondido.

Cup of Cold Water are overseas missionaries, specifically missionaries that offer counsel and support to active missionaries. Based on the sensitivity of their work we cannot share to many specific details. Their aim is to encourage healthy, emotionally intelligent and spiritually growing people so their work can flow out of an abundance from God.

Their approach is cultivating intentional friendship with Jesus at the core through counseling, trauma care, leadership development and spiritual direction. An estimated 12,000 overseas workers leave the field each year. Most (71%) leave for preventable reasons. Missionaries are not super - powered and they need support. They simply said yes to a call, and are seeking the grace of our God every day in their circumstances.

When workers are helped to be spiritually and emotionally healthy, they resolve conflict quicker, are more resilient, stay in the field longer and have greater impact.

Aloha Church is a local church in San Diego, California. They are a group of people discovering Jesus' love and receiving the full, abundant life He promises.

Their mission is to live life to the fullest in Jesus and our method is face to face discipleship. They do this in homes, around the table, and in community. Aloha Church believe growth happens in the context of joy-filled relationships.

The church often sit together, walk together, serve together, worship together, celebrate together, and, of course, eat together.

SD Prayer House is a dedicated gathering place for spending time with Jesus through prayer, worship, and the practice of spiritual disciplines. They exist to host the presence of God and provide a sanctuary for the city of San Diego.

When you walk into prayer house, you will enter an atmosphere of devotion. You’ll likely hear someone leading worship, reading Scripture, or guiding the room in prayer. There is no "right" way to engage—people come to stand and sing, while others come to sit, rest, and read, all are welcome—including children!

Prayer House proudly partners with over 30 different churches from across San Diego. Their deepest desire is to see the Body of Christ united and working together.

They are open five days a week, providing a consistent space to come and worship the King of Kings