Fe Esperanza y Amor Christian Church is a Disciples of Christ congregation in College Area, San Diego, meeting at 7024 Amherst Street in the 92115 ZIP. The church's name translates to Faith, Hope, and Love, and founder Rev. Bentley Stewart built the congregation around a conversational worship model that emphasizes participatory Scripture reading, shared prayer leadership, and open dialogue during services. Fe Esperanza y Amor's bilingual character reflects College Area's large Spanish-speaking population, and the church's outreach connects with clothing-donation networks including Sharia's Closet in College Area, which distributes free work-ready attire to job seekers across San Diego. Amherst Street runs through the residential grid east of SDSU, and the church's location between El Cajon Boulevard and University Avenue places it within walking distance of the international dining corridor that anchors College Area's cultural identity. The Disciples of Christ denomination operates as a mainline Protestant body with congregational governance, meaning each local church sets its own worship format, outreach priorities, and membership standards independently of a central hierarchy. The congregation holds non-profit and religious-organization status and operates without a permanent owned facility, a structure common among Disciples of Christ church plants that prioritize relational ministry over capital investment. The building at 7024 Amherst provides wheelchair-accessible entrances, parking, and restrooms. Members navigating personal or family crises access pastoral support that coordinates with licensed clinical resources in the area, including Alter Behavioral Health - San Diego in College Area, where outpatient mental-health programs serve adults in the same 92115 ZIP. The small-congregation format keeps service sizes intimate, with attendees taking turns leading prayers and contributing to the weekly message discussion.