1870’s

• The Train Station is built by Northern Pacific Coast Railroad.

1932

• San Geronimo Valley Community Church is organized.

1935

• Our church buys the Train Station and property is vacated by the Railroad.
• We dedicate the Train Station as a sanctuary for worship.

1941-45

• Our church affiliates with Presbyterian Church USA, and is renamed San Geronimo Community Presbyterian Church.
• We construct the social hall, using materials reclaimed from the World  War II Liberty Ship yards in Marin City.

1950-75

• Families move to the San Geronimo Valley, building new homes and remodeling old fishing cabins along the creeks.
• The church yard is busy with children.  Holly Fair expands from its original bake sale to a yearly community event with hundreds of guests.

1967-97

• We build the new sanctuary for worship, remodel the social hall, and restore the old Train Station as offices and meeting rooms.

2003-14

• We reaffirm our mission to support early childhood education, by launching a capital campaign to renovate the San Geronimo Preschool.
• Volunteer labor and donated materials help us complete classrooms and play yards for 24 children.

2014-Present

• Our preschool becomes the San Geronimo Childcare Center, an independent 501.c.3 organization.
• San Geronimo Community Presbyterian Church partners with ExtraFood.org to develop a significant food ministry to West Marin. Our Honor Pantry requires no paperwork for eligibility. We offer a weekly drive-through distribution of protein, fruits, vegetables and baked goods. Multipurpose Room upgraded to provide storage and work space for Pantry volunteers.
• To support  a growing Emergency Preparedness ministry, a resource shed is installed west of the Train Station; a driveway for the west campus is built to support the Honor Pantry deliveries and Emergency Preparedness.
• Our Memorial Task Force has developed a new Spirit/Memorial Garden surrounding the cross on the west campus knoll.