The dictionary defines Rendezvous as "a gathering at an agreed upon time and place." It's never an end point. It's a point somewhere between where you are and where you're going. Rendezvous' monthly gatherings are designed to strengthen and encourage us as we move through the various seasons of life.
We define ourselves as part of the larger body of Christ at Cornerstone. Rendezvous exists to be a supplement to what God is doing in our church as a whole. We want to grow in Him to become people who are able to give, who are able to strengthen, and who are able to bless.
Rendezvous is a young adult ministry predominantly geared for adults in their 20s/30s who share the same values. Social. Spiritual. Service. This is what we're about: making social connections, growing spiritually, and giving of ourselves in service to others.
Social – We want to create a place where people can meet/connect/fellowship with others, and develop deep, real relationships.
Spiritual – We want to create an environment that nourishes growth in the Lord, regardless of where you are in life.
Service – We long to give our lives away for something bigger than ourselves. We have seemingly endless energy, time, and resources, and we want to make our lives count.
Rendezvous meets monthly on Sunday evenings at
Cornerstone Church of San Francisco
3459 17th Street
San Francisco.
Gatherings begin at 6pm,
and parking is available.
Doors open at 5:30pm.
Coffee and tea are provided.
Rendezvous also plans to have occasional social outings, and community service opportunities.
We will be joining with Cornerstone's Urban Ministry the last Saturday of this month.
Cornerstone's Urban Ministry offers volunteer opportunities with SF FoodBank and CityTeam ministries.
Register here
Jonathan Sullivan began leading worship at the age of 17, and over the past 8 years his musical adventures have taken him to many places: to churches; to bars; to an industry showcase in Music City - Nashville, Tennessee. Now 25, Jonathan's experiences have taught him that life is not at all what he thought it was. This realization provides the subject matter behind his latest music. Themes ranging from love to frustration to humility to all-out anger are explored. Some might say these topics are more better approached from a reclined position on a padded couch while in the company of a qualified professional, but Jonathan finds writing and performing music to be a much less expensive alternative. If you find beauty in imperfection, you will find much to appreciate in Jonathan Sullivan's honest, passionate songs and the stories behind them.
Rendezvous Lead/Teaching Team