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  During the 1870s Seventh-day Adventist work was just being established in the San Francisco Bay area with the building of the Pacific Press in Oakland and a meeting house for worship. In San Francisco meetings were being held in tents. During that time, as Ellen White wrote later, “believers were few in number, and we needed much courage and much faith to brace us for the work” (Review and Herald, July 5, 1906). Following her “beehive vision” in 1876, showing a great work to be done in San Francisco, Ellen and husband James White prayed earnestly “in regard to the necessities of the cause and the meaning of the dream, and resolved to venture out in accordance with the light given” (ibid.). The Whites decided to sell their home and property in Battle Creek, Michigan, and provided more than $6,000 to build the churches in San Francisco and Oakland.
  
  The church in San Francisco, originally located at 914 Laguna Street, survived the great 1906 earthquake and fire. By 1927 the congregation had outgrown the original building and purchased a church at the corner of California and Broderick streets, where the San Francisco Central Seventh-day Adventist congregation still meets today. Since that time 10 more Adventist churches have been established in the city of San Francisco. The church in Oakland was built on 12th Street, just north of Castro Street, where today there is a large interstate freeway. However, Oakland now has five active Seventh-day Adventist churches located throughout the city.

  Added May 27, 2017 by Marcelo A. Coelho
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  Everyone is really friendly and really open to anyone who comes into the church! Everyone is like a huge family.

  Added May 04, 2017 by A Google User
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  Dropped into this church this morning with a group of middle schoolers and chaperones. It was a great experience. After a great message and fellowship lunch, pastor Mark became a tour guide for our group and took us to a fort at the Golden Gate Bridge.

  Added December 18, 2016 by Mark Hilburn
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  I am bless and thankful to all my friends at Seventh -Day Adventist Church..

  Added October 07, 2016 by Kata Markon