Communion at SRVBC isn't just quarterly or monthly -- it takes place every Sunday. We always begin our Sunday services by remembering Christ's sacrifice for us.
Prayer changes everything. Join our Men's Bible Study & Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night at 7:30PM for an intimate time of open hearts before God.
Join our dynamic Women's Bible Study on Wednesday nights at 7:30PM.
Join one of our Friday night groups. From youth groups to high school, college, career and singles groups — get connected and enjoy uplifting times of fun and fellowship.

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WELCOME TO SRVBC

The San Ramon Valley Bible Church is an independent, non-denominational, evangelical, Bible-believing church. You are always welcome at SRVBC!

We preach the historic Christian faith as taught by Christ and the Apostles. We gather together not just as a community of faith but as a close-knit family of God. Our services are characterized by orderly informality.

Our goal is to teach every believer the Word of God that they may become spiritually mature in Christ. Our desire is that every life which passes through our doors will find the light of God's saving grace and the warmth of His endless love.

WORDS OF WISDOM
Latest Sermons
"Fully Devoted"
by Allan Pagtakhan (07/26/26)
"Are You A Prepper?"
by David Huete (07/19/26)
"Broken-In Spirit"
by Michael Puzon (07/12/26)
"There Is Nothing Like God's Love"
by Rick Punzo (07/05/26)
Speakers This Month
August 2Rick Punzo
August 9Brad Dahl
August 16Ron Cooper
August 23Michael Bies
August 30Adel Akl

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MONTHLY MESSAGE

I Believe That Jesus Christ Is The Son Of God

Has anyone ever asked you the question, “Do you believe?” What does it mean to believe, and what should we believe in? Many believe in religion, good works, following the Golden Rule, being a good person, and other noble ideals. But none of these things can bring anyone salvation, lasting peace, and fulfillment.

In Acts 8:26-39 we have the amazing conversion of the Ethiopian Eunuch. His story is our story. His heart was empty, and he was searching to fill the void in his life that nothing other than Jesus Christ could fill. He traveled all the way from Ethiopia to Jerusalem, the hub of Judaism, attended all festivals, and experienced everything he could find, only to be heading home needier, more confused, and more troubled in his spirit than when he began his journey from his country. He thought the answer was in religion only to be sorely disappointed. If the story ended there it would have been a real tragedy.

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