A Baptist Church Near Dixon, California

From the Highway 113 junction it is a single stretch of I-80 southwest, through Vacaville and into Fairfield. No transfers, no back roads, and Sunday morning is the quietest that corridor gets all week.

Leaving Dixon around 10:20am gets you into the parking lot with time to find the coffee before the 11:00am service starts.

A twenty-mile Sunday drive is sustainable for some families and not for others, and a church that talks you into one you cannot keep up has done you no favors. Sunday at 11:00am is the gathering we would tell a Dixon family to build around.

Wednesday Abide Groups at 6:30pm are a longer ask from Dixon on a weeknight. Some people make it and most do not, and nobody here will treat you as half-committed for that. Come on Sundays, let people call you during the week, and spend the drive on the thing that is worth driving for.

Every message is posted online, and the recent ones have a written recap with the passage, the outline, and the point. Read one on a weeknight. If the teaching is what you have been looking for, the drive stops being the deciding factor.

If it is not, you have spent ten minutes instead of a Sunday morning — and we would rather you found the right church than a nearby one.

Coffee, worship, and then Pastor Amos Sikele preaching through a book of the Bible passage by passage. The service runs a little over an hour, and it is about Jesus from end to end.

Branches Kids, our children's ministry, runs during the service and Alive Youth, our student ministry, meets for middle and high schoolers, so a family making the drive is not making it for the adults alone. Come as you are — you will see jeans and Sunday best in the same row.