A Baptist Church in Solano County

Most of our congregation comes from Fairfield and Suisun City, with others driving in from Vacaville and Dixon. Cordelia and Green Valley are part of Fairfield, and Travis Air Force Base is close enough that base families are a permanent part of who we are.

If you are somewhere else in the county, you are welcome on any Sunday at 11:00am — nobody checks a ZIP code at the door, and the drive from most of Solano County is shorter than people expect.

We are a Baptist congregation, and we believe the Bible is the inerrant Word of God. That shapes the hour more than anything else about us: Pastor Amos Sikele preaches through books of the Bible passage by passage rather than assembling a topic and finding verses for it. What holds the whole thing together is Jesus Christ — knowing him, not knowing about him.

Everything else is ordinary. There is coffee, there is worship, the service runs a little over an hour, and you will see jeans and Sunday best in the same row. Come as you are — nobody is keeping score.

We have adopted a stretch of West Texas Street through the City of Fairfield's Adopt-A-Street program and walk it through the year. Each August we bring a free photo booth and an open offer to pray to the downtown Tomato & Vine Festival. Every fall our parking lot becomes Trunk or Treat.

Year-round, volunteers pack and distribute food for unhoused neighbors across Fairfield and Suisun City. None of it costs anyone anything, and nobody has to belong to us to be served by us.

Sundays at 11:00am and Wednesdays at 6:30pm, with free parking on site both nights.

Branches Kids, our children's ministry, meets during the Sunday service and again on Wednesday evenings, Alive Youth, our student ministry, is there for middle and high schoolers, and young adults have Table Nights on Mondays and Thrive Nights through the year.