Our desire is for Sabka Sahaara to be more than just a Sunday gathering—we want our church to be a welcoming place all week long, sharing the love of Jesus in practical ways.

One way we do this is through our Homework Center, where we come alongside kids in our community to help them with their schoolwork. But it’s more than just homework—we play games, do crafts, and build friendships. We want every child to feel valued, supported, and loved.

Many families in our neighborhood are new to this country and face challenges with limited connections. At Sabka, we become like brothers, sisters, and friends to their children. Parents tell us how much they appreciate the care we show—and that’s exactly why we’re here.

A safe space. A loving community. A place where kids thrive.

Church on the Street
Night Church is a simple, powerful expression of the gospel lived out on the streets. We meet people where they are—in the community, on the sidewalks, in the shadows. Over free cups of chai, we listen to their stories, offer friendship, pray with them, and share the hope we have in Jesus.

Just like in Jesus’ parable of the great banquet, where the master sends his servants to invite everyone into the feast, we go out with that same invitation—welcoming people into the joy, salvation, and abundant life that Jesus freely gives.

Bilingual Service – Hindi & Urdu Language

At Sabka Sahaara, our heart is to share the hope of the gospel with everyone in our community, especially our Hindi- and Urdu-speaking neighbors. We understand that a traditional church setting can sometimes feel unfamiliar—especially for those new to the Christian faith. That’s why we’re creating a space where language and culture are not barriers, but bridges.

Our bilingual service is designed to feel welcoming, accessible, and culturally thoughtful. Through worship, teaching, and fellowship in both Hindi and Urdu, we want everyone to feel at home and encounter the love of Jesus in a way that speaks to their heart.

As the Apostle Paul wrote, we strive to be “all things to all people, so that by all possible means we might save some” (1 Corinthians 9:22). Whether you’re exploring faith or seeking community, you’re warmly invited to join us.

Come as you are. Hear the Good News in your heart language.