
Our Next Missions:
Virtual Outreach Mission
All of October
Our Outreach Mission this October is virtual and highlighting Disability Awareness Month. Through October, we are highlighting Nazarene Way community member Garrett Mayersohn and his passion project, Love on a Roll. Garrett, born with cerebral palsy, started Love on a Roll to transform lives by championing for disability inclusion by increased access to barrier-free living opportunities for individuals with disabilities, dating for those with physical disabilities and encouraging able-bodied people to become allies of the disability community. Learn more about Love on a Roll here, and if you feel called to participate in this mission, shop their merchandise and/or donate via their Paypal. Nazarene Way Church has pledged $250 to Love on a Roll this October.
Outreach Mission
Saturday, November 7th in Long Beach, CA
We will be going out serving homemade vegan burritos, water, fruit and clothing to the poor. Ways to participate: Join us in person, donate towards food, waters and fruit and/or join us virtually through Youtube where we will go live for a prayer at the start of our mission.
Location details:
Meet us at: TBD (Check back as more details will follow on our meet up spot closer to the date.)
Faith That Shows Up
At Nazarene Way Church, the heart of our faith beats for the Ebionim—the Hebrew word meaning “the poor ones.”
Jesus the Nazarene cared deeply for the homeless, the downtrodden, and those society overlooks—the ones dismissed with cold rationalizations like, “They made their bed… they have a drug problem.” But to Jesus the Nazarene, and to James the Just, compassion was not conditional.
James—the brother of Jesus and head of the early Jerusalem assembly—repeatedly emphasized the importance of caring for the poor and even chastised Paul, reminding him “not to forget the poor.” The Nazarenes themselves later came to be known as the poor ones, the Ebionim.
For this reason, every mission we undertake at Nazarene Way Church centers on caring for the poor, the forgotten, and the homeless.

Veg Pizza Missions

Nazarene Way Church providing pizza to disadvantaged and underserved community members in Santa Ana, California, as part of their outreach efforts.
One of our most beloved outreach efforts is called "Veg Pizza Missions."
Each mission begins with the purchase of roughly $1,000 worth of vegetarian or plant-based pizzas, which we then distribute directly to the homeless in areas such as Santa Ana and Venice Beach, California.
Every person receives a full pizza box—along with a moment of genuine human connection. When prompted, we share the teachings and message of Jesus the Nazarene.
One recent mission in Venice Beach featured Kam Waters, co-director of the acclaimed documentary Christspiracy, and was filled with powerful encounters and stories of transformation.

Closet Giving Missions
Another regular act of service we hold dear is our Closet Giving Missions.
Members of our congregation gather clothing, shoes, and personal items—things that no longer fit or are simply unused—and hand-deliver them to those living on the streets or in need.
What others might discard, we redeem.
What others overlook, we embrace.
These simple acts of service embody the spirit of the original Nazarenes and their devotion to compassion in action.
If you would like to join an upcoming mission or help sponsor one of our outreach efforts, please contact us at:
Email:
Phone:
+1 (949) 534-8763
Address:
30021 Tomas St
Suite 300
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688
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