Join us for HOPE Silicon Valley on Sunday, August 2, at 10:30 AM, a vibrant back-to-school event dedicated to blessing families and making a difference together!
Invite your neighbors, bring a friend, and help us share HOPE with our community.

This year, we are focusing on education and providing backpacks only.
Backpacks will be handed out during the worship service, and we will pray over students for a successful school year.
Elementary children will then go to KidZone for special activities planned just for them.
Middle school, high school students, and parents will join the worship service, followed by our Sunday Grill.

Come be part of a day of worship, prayer, community, and HOPE!

* We’re collecting new backpacks and school supplies now through Sunday, July 26. Drop off your donations in the lobby or the church office. We greatly appreciate your support.

Want to build a better, stronger marriage?

The Marriage Course runs over seven sessions, and each session begins with sharing dinner as a couple, followed by a fun, insightful video covering topics that are relevant for every couple.

7 Sessions includes:

• Strengthening Connection
• The Art of Communication
• Resolving Conflict
• The Power of Forgiveness
• The Impact of Family
• Good Sex
• Love in Action

The Marriage Course is for couples who are married.
It is based on Christian principles but designed for couples with or without a Christian faith.
The course is designed to help a couple build a better, stronger marriage.

Get ready for an exciting and powerful Sunday! If you’ve made the life-changing decision to follow Jesus, this is your moment to go all in!

Baptism is a public declaration of your faith—a bold step in your journey with Christ.
If you’re ready to take this step, contact Pastor Margareth at margareth@scfbc.org.
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

In Isaiah, the holy God calls His people back to Himself. Israel had turned away from God and placed their hope in idols, nations, and their own strength. Yet God remained faithful. He warned them, called them to repentance, and promised salvation through the coming King and Suffering Servant.

God is holy, He keeps His promises, and true hope is found in Him alone.

Today, we are called to repent of our sins, trust God’s promises, stop relying on temporary things, and live with real faith that bears good fruit.

Isaiah calls us to anchor our hope in the faithful promises of God.