Valley Springs PCA

Grace Sacramento is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation led by pastors Daniel Yoon and Brad Carpenter. Formed in 2017 when City Grace and Living Grace joined together, the church gathers for worship shaped by Scripture, prayer, singing and the Lord's Supper. Children begin worship with their families before age-appropriate teaching, and youth participate in church life alongside adults. Grace Groups and women's gatherings provide Bible study and fellowship. Mercy ministries respond to practical needs, partner in outreach to people experiencing homelessness and support refugee families. Trained Stephen Ministers offer confidential one-to-one Christian care during difficult seasons.

Grace Sacramento is a Presbyterian Church in America congregation led by pastors Daniel Yoon and Brad Carpenter. Formed in 2017 when City Grace and Living Grace joined together, the church gathers for worship shaped by Scripture, prayer, singing and the Lord's Supper. Children begin worship with their families before age-appropriate teaching, and youth participate in church life alongside adults. Grace Groups and women's gatherings provide Bible study and fellowship. Mercy ministries respond to practical needs, partner in outreach to people experiencing homelessness and support refugee families. Trained Stephen Ministers offer confidential one-to-one Christian care during difficult seasons.

Gold River Calvary Chapel is a Bible-teaching congregation led by pastor George Eowan. Sunday mornings include prayer and worship, and Wednesday evenings offer a meal, prayer and Bible study. Children's classes, men's and women's Bible studies, and a young-adult group provide opportunities to learn and connect. GriefShare offers support after the death of a loved one. The food ministry prepares meals for church families facing illness or emergencies.

Calvary Chapel Newcastle gathers for worship, prayer and chapter-by-chapter Bible teaching led by Senior Pastor Joshua Bove. Weekend and Wednesday services are joined by children's classes and youth ministry for sixth- through twelfth-graders. Adults can connect through men's and women's Bible studies, the Vintage Life fellowship and Mending Hearts for widows. Volunteers offer meals and moving assistance within the church and serve through local outreach. Services are streamed, and recorded teaching is available online.

Calvary Chapel of Sacramento is a non-denominational fellowship led by Senior Pastor Bob Huddleston. The church teaches through the Bible verse by verse and gathers for Sunday worship and Wednesday evening services. Nursery care and children's ministry serve families, while AWANA clubs provide Bible learning and discipleship from preschool through high school. Youth, young-adult, men's and women's ministries and home fellowships offer opportunities to study Scripture and build relationships. The church emphasizes equipping believers to follow Jesus and share the gospel.

Crossroads Church in Grass Valley is an evangelical congregation with roots in the Calvary Chapel movement. Led by pastor Andrew West, Sunday gatherings combine Bible teaching with modern worship songs and hymns. Children's ministry serves babies from four months through fifth grade, with a preregistered class for students with special needs. Middle- and high-school ministries meet during the week, and home groups offer Bible discussion, worship, prayer and time together.

Calvary Chapel Placerville meets in Diamond Springs under senior pastor Nick Triveri. Services emphasize Bible teaching chapter by chapter and verse by verse, with contemporary and traditional worship music. A nursery and classes from preschool through sixth grade serve families during the second Sunday service and Wednesday evening program. Junior-high and high-school ministries, men's and women's studies, prayer groups and local jail and prison ministries offer further ways to connect and serve.

Calvary Chapel Roseville is led by Pastor Gene Graves and teaches through the Bible verse by verse. Sunday worship and Wednesday evening gatherings include Bible teaching, prayer and fellowship. Children from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade and students in grades six-twelve have age-appropriate ministries at both gatherings. Men's and women's Bible studies and a monthly prayer ministry provide further ways to connect. The church emphasizes sharing the gospel and helping people understand and apply Scripture in everyday life.

Calvary Solid Ground is an Orangevale church formed in 2021 and led by Senior Pastor Jed Dahlen. It follows the Calvary Chapel approach of teaching through the Bible verse by verse and emphasizes prayer, fellowship and Bible prophecy. Sunday worship and Wednesday evening gatherings meet in borrowed facilities at Oak Ave Church. Sunday school serves preschool children through fifth grade. The congregation shares communion on the first Sunday of the month and offers fellowship, men's and women's groups, and opportunities to serve.

Touchstone Christian Fellowship is a non-denominational church in Sacramento led by Senior Pastor Jeff Miles. Founded in 2004 as a church plant of Warehouse Christian Ministries, it belongs to the Calvary Chapel fellowship of churches. Sunday worship combines contemporary music with verse-by-verse teaching through books of the Bible. Children and teenagers have age-appropriate Bible teaching, and adults can join in-person or online small groups. The church serves residents of local assisted-living facilities and offers free community puppet shows, music and crafts through Touchstone Tales Theater. Membership is expressed through participating in the life of the church rather than a formal enrollment process.

Warehouse Christian Ministries is a non-denominational Christian congregation in Sacramento, founded by Louis Neely in 1974. The church gathers for Sunday worship and a Wednesday evening Bible study that includes small-group discussion. Its Kids Academy provides age-appropriate Bible stories, worship, crafts and interactive learning from infancy through high school. The church teaches the Bible as its rule of faith and practice and affirms that the spiritual gifts described in the New Testament are available today. Services and teaching are also available online.