Worship with us Sundays at 10 a.m.—onsite or online.

Onsite—come a few minutes early and one of our greeters will welcome you. Masks are required.

Online—for those not ready for in-person worship just yet, our service is livestreamed on our Facebook page and website. Watch live at 10 a.m. or any time at your convenience.

728 w. Fremont Avenue - near the intersection of Fremont & Hollenbeck.

There is ample free parking in our lot on Fremont Avenue. To enter from the east, drive past the entrance to the parking lot and make a U-turn. Feel free to use one of the designated Visitor Parking spots, next to the Children's ministry building (on the right side if you're facing Trinity Court).

Your kids will enjoy fun, games and learning about Jesus in a safe and caring environment.

Children's Church meets Sunday mornings at 10 am:

• 2 years–K (STARS)

• 1st–5th grades

Kids are (always!) welcome in worship. They can sit together with their families or check out the "praygrounds" in the sanctuary—spaces designed specifically for kids!

Nursery (Child care) is always available during church for 6 months—2 years.

Stop by the Welcome Table in Trinity Court—our volunteers will greet you, help you find where to go and get your kids checked in.

All staff and volunteers are Safe Church trained. For more information about our Safe Church program, click here.

On Sundays students (grades 6—12) worship with their families. 

During the week there are lots of ways to get involved:

• FLASH is our middle school (grades 6–8) youth program. All students are invited to join us for fun events throughout the year. We help students grow in their faith as well as in their relationships with each other and adult advisors.

• CLUE is our high school (grades 9–12) youth program. At CLUE, the goal is to build relationships with God, with each other and with other adults in our church community. We emphasize building a faith that gives students purpose and is based on action.

Jump over to the Youth Ministry page for more information about our vibrant programs.

All staff and volunteers are Safe Church trained. For more information about our Safe Church program, click here.

We worship in the traditional style, with organ music, hymns and a choir. Communion is served once a month; everyone is invited to participate. Children are always welcome in worship—we have activity bags prepared and special "praygrounds" where kids can engage in age-appropriate activities during worship.

People wear everything from casual to “Sunday best,” come in whatever makes you most comfortable. You’ll notice everyone wearing nametags--it’s so much easier meeting new people when everyone knows each other by name. Stop by our Welcome table and pick up a nametag.

God calls us to be fully open and affirming of LGBTQ+ persons. We embrace diversity in race, sexuality, gender, class, immigration status, ability, and age. You are a beloved child of God, full stop!

We seek to be a community that welcomes and affirms all. In that spirit, on May 21, 2020, the session (governing body) of Sunnyvale Presbyterian Church moved, seconded and approved the following statement:

Following the risen Christ, and seeking to make our church a true community of hospitality, Sunnyvale Presbyterian Church works for the full participation of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) people in the life, ministry and witness of our church and society.

As a congregation we are doing the work of listening and learning so that we can fully live into this affirming statement.

We invite everyone to help us build a more-inclusive and welcoming community by wearing pronoun pins or stickers. Though most people are cisgender (having a gender identity which matches the sex they were assigned at birth) many people experience gender differently that is not obvious by their appearance or name. Just as it is polite to call someone by their preferred name, it is polite to refer to them by their preferred pronouns. Wearing pronoun buttons/stickers makes everyone’s pronouns explicit and helps to normalize asking and talking about them, as opposed to assuming or guessing. More information about why pronouns are important.