History
In 2003, CityServe Pastors started praying that God would show them ways that they and their congregations could join together in meaningful efforts toward city transformation.
A couple of years later, a local Christian ministry to the disadvantaged closed its doors due to a lack of volunteers and funding.
This heightened the need for a more well-rounded collaborative ministry to needy individuals and families in our three cities.
As the Pastors continued to pray, the Lord Jesus led them to form a network of CityServe congregations to join together in meeting these needs.
After monthly funding was raised, Christine Beitsch was hired in October, 2006, to be the Executive Director of the newly-named Compassion Network, a ministry of CityServe.
In June, 2007, the Compassion Network Offices were opened in the Family Resource Center, part of Fremont's City Hall Complex
