We worship at 11am and 5pm at 1210 Brookfield Avenue in Sunnyvale.
Parking
Street parking is available in the neighborhood around the church. Please note that we are not permitted to park in the lot for the school across the street.
Arriving
You can enter the building by the front door at the steps, or by the side door into the fellowship hall, which is wheelchair accessible. The side door is locked during services, so please use the front door to enter.
If you come for Sunday School, you’ll find us in the fellowship hall. If you come for the morning service, one of our greeters will provide you a bulletin and help you find where to go. We don’t have greeters outside for the evening service, but we will be glad to see you!
Food
Every Sunday, coffee and snacks are served in the fellowship hall after the morning service. Feel free to stay and talk.
On the third Sunday of each month, after the morning worship service, we enjoy a meal together. Visitors are always welcome.
Childcare
We welcome and encourage children to join in our worship services. For young children up to three years old, we offer a supervised nursery during the morning service. Parents are also welcome to sit with their children in the fellowship hall, which has a live video feed from the service.
Worship
Our worship follows a traditional Reformed pattern, based on the Bible.
Morning services are about 90 minutes. Evening services are about 75 minutes, including 15 minutes for singing at the start.
Our services include:
- Praise: We sing from the Trinity Psalter Hymnal with a piano accompaniment.
- Prayer: We pray for God’s presence and blessing in our lives, in the wider church, and in the world.
- Creeds: We use the Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed to publicly profess our Christian faith.
- Confession: We confess our sin in light of God’s law, and seek his forgiveness. From Scripture, we receive his assurance of pardon.
- Preaching: A pastor reads the Bible, explains what it means, applies it to our lives, and directs us to Christ in faith, hope, and love.
- Baptism: A pastor baptizes new believers and new children of believers by washing them with water in the name of the Triune God.
- The Lord’s Supper: Monthly, we share bread and wine as Christ appointed, proclaiming his death until he comes. We welcome to the table all baptized believers who are members of faithful churches. If you’re not sure what to do, please speak with a pastor before the service. We’d be glad to talk. If you do not drink wine, a few cups of juice will be available. Please let a pastor know if you need gluten-free bread.
- Tithes & Offerings: During our morning services, we receive tithes and offerings as part of our thanksgiving to God. We don’t expect visitors to contribute.
What should I wear?
Most of us dress up a bit on Sundays, but there's a range of styles in our church and you are welcome to wear what's comfortable for you.
Questions?
We'd love to hear from you. Reach out to us anytime.