Bay Shore Church

Happy Veterans' Day to our Bay Shore Church vets.

Join us for online worship on Sunday, November 8, 2020 premiering at 9:30 AM. Pastor Dave Clark's sermon focuses on the book of Jonah. Most prophets exhibit some reluctance towards their calling. No one demonstrates this better than Jonah. Usually, when we think of Jonah, the fish gets all the attention. But this is more than a fish story. It is a story about the heart of God and God’s patience with us. In Jonah 3:10-4:3, we find that God loves all people, not just the ones who are like us. It is a story of grace and forgiveness. We will find how God gives us a chance for contemplation, and new directions. This service includes inspiring music featuring our choral ensembles, organ, and flute.

Swipe to see scenes from #voting today at our Youth Center at 5200 The Toledo. Everyone is masked and maintaining #socialdistancing protocols. #staysafe #wearamask #vote #community #church

If you haven’t voted yet, today’s the day! Here’s a peek inside the #VotingCenter inside our Yourh Center at 5200 The Toledo. Open until 9:00 pm. #vote #community #church #Repost @longbeachpost with @get_repost The polls are open and we'll be here with you all day and night to keep you updated! Check out our live blog at the link in bio for the latest info on polling centers, local races and any problems that might crop up. ... If you have any questions, ask us! We even have a free voter helpline where you can ask questions or send us news tips! Call 562-655-POST (or DM us). Read more at the link in bio! See more

Join us for online worship on Sunday, November 1, 2020, premiering at 9:30 AM. On this All Saints Day we pause to remember and give thanks for the lives of those people of faith who have gone before us. We will partake in the sacrament of communion and light candles in their honor. This service features uplifting music by our choral ensembles, handbell choir, and organist, Robert York. Pastor Dave Clark's sermon is based on the message from Ezekiel 37:1-14 about the great mysteries of life and death. It’s the wonderful passage of Ezekiel and the valley of dry bones. God asks the prophet if the bones can yet live and the prophet answers wisely, Lord, you know. When find ourselves in the valleys where all looks lost God knows there is still more to the story. The bones can yet live.

Did you know our Youth Center is a #Voting Center? October 30-November 3 from 9:00 am - 8:00 pm. 5200 The Toledo. #vote #community #church

#Thanksgiving #FoodDrive starts today! Please note, we are not accepting #donations at the church. All donations should go directly to COA. #community #church. #Repost @christianoutreachlb with @get_repost Starting today October 27th till November 20th, 2020. Help make this Thanksgiving Holiday a joyful occasion for families in need by donating turkeys and canned goods. for more information contact us and make a change . #thanksgiving #canfood #turkeys #longbeach #HelpCOA

Join us for online worship on Sunday, October 25, 2020, premiering at 9:30AM. This service features wonderful music by our vocal quartet as well as some special pieces of music from the past from our Chancel Choir and organist, Robert York. In Pastor Dave Clark's sermon on Malachi 3:7-12 we find the prophet calling out people for short-changing God with their spiritual commitments. Simply put, they had grown complacent and apathetic toward their spiritual commitments. The pro...phet argues that skimping on their tithes was a symptom of a sickly spiritual condition. Without imposing any guilt trips, through this sermon we will explore important questions. What does exactly does tithing mean? What are God’s expectations? How can it bring us joy and spiritual benefits? How do we address a sickly spiritual condition and find something more healthy and meaningful? See more

ABC's of Bay Shore. Q is for Quiet and Questions.

Join us for online worship on Sunday, October 18, 2020, premiering at 9:30AM. We continue our worship series on the biblical prophets in the book of Isaiah. This service features upbeat and uplifting music by our vocal quartet and handbell choir as well as a special trumpet and organ duet. Pastor Susie Bjork's sermon is "Called to Bring Hope" based on Isaiah 35:1-10. The prophet Isaiah had a clear sense of calling from God to a prophetic ministry which brought words of challenge, comfort, and hope to his people. As the church and as individuals of faith how are we called to do the same?