If you can’t find a spot in our North or South parking lots, you can park along Broadway, Nebraska, or other surrounding streets.

If you need help, visit our Welcome Center in Building A (North building) where a friendly greeter can assist you and your family.
First time visitors will receive a free gift.

Adult Training Seminars (ATS) - Various topics for spiritual growth
Coffee, Tea, Water, Snacks are available
Child and teen ministry (see below)

A typical Sunday service includes congregational singing, announcements, and expository preaching. The entire service typically lasts for about 90 minutes.

• Attire: CBC has no set dress code. On Sundays you’ll see anything from jeans to suits, slacks to dresses.
• Ages: Our congregation spans a wide variety of ages, from infants to elderly.
• Culture: We are a diverse congregation of many ethnicities, ages, and cultural backgrounds.

Our Worship Center can seat up about 1000 people.
Our auxiliary building (Bldg. B) can seat an additional 400 people.
A live feed is displayed in the Multipurpose Room.

NURSERY for Newborns - 35 Months
SUNDAY SCHOOL for kids ages 3-12.
STUDENT TRAINING SEMINARS for teens Grades 7-12

NURSERY for newborns through 35 months old
CHILDREN'S CHURCH (3-year-olds to 3rd grade)
Children above 3rd grade attend worship with their families.

At CBC we hold the preaching of God’s Word in high regard. The type of preaching you will typically hear is expository (verse by verse) Bible teaching. Occasionally we will do topical teaching as well. Morning sermons are typically 50-55 minutes in length, while evening service sermons range between 20-45 minutes in length.

At CBC we love to sing praises to our great God. The music we play typically comes from either traditional hymns, or contemporary hymns and spiritual songs from evangelical reformed publishers such as Sovereign Grace Music, The Gettys, and City Alight.

We meet in various homes on weeknights around Vallejo, American Canyon, Fairfield, and Benicia to foster deeper Christian fellowship, and to practice the “one anothers.”

We have a few options to help those with special needs:

• Wheelchair ramp to the main Worship Center.
• In-ear systems for the hearing impaired.
• Closed Captioning for live stream (created post-service by Facebook and/or YouTube).
• If you have a child who has a difficult time sitting quietly through service, we have alternative locations to help train them through this process.