Skyline Church, Evangelical megachurch in Rancho San Diego, California.

Skyline Church occupies a 60,000-square-foot sanctuary that opened in March 2012 on Campo Road in La Mesa, next to Rancho San Diego. The worship center holds a 2,500-seat auditorium, a multipurpose room and gymnasium, a 200-seat traditional chapel and a café. Before that, services were held in the three-story Family Center, Phase I of the master plan, with a 1,000-seat auditorium.

Founded in 1954, the church grew from a small gathering place into a large religious center serving thousands of people. It relocated to its current location and continued expanding to meet the needs of its growing congregation.

The church serves its community through multiple programs that reach beyond Sunday worship, including outreach to people in need. Visitors can experience how modern music and contemporary preaching create a welcoming space for people of different backgrounds.

Skyline Church stands at 11330 Campo Road in La Mesa, though it is commonly described as being in Rancho San Diego. The 2012 worship center holds a 2,500-seat auditorium, a 200-seat traditional chapel, a gymnasium and a café. The campus is reached by car; the site was prepared in 2000 with infrastructure works that cost nearly $27 million.

The relocation to the current site in 2000 was a major construction undertaking that ended up costing significantly more than initially planned. This experience shaped how the church developed and made the completion a turning point in its story.