Loving God, Loving People
Learn more about The Bay Church
At The Bay Church
We are all about building bridges—
to our city, our community, and our world!
Everything we do is rooted in our core values and beliefs, guiding us as we love, serve, and make a lasting impact.
Click below to explore what drives us and shapes our mission.
Our Story
Building Bridges for Over 90 Years
The Bay Church in Concord CA was founded in a storefront in 1931, in what was at that time, the small rural town of Concord, California. The church has experienced much growth over the years and built successive buildings on Galindo Street, Clayton Road, and today our current site on Evora Road.In 2018, we believe God called us to take a bold step of faith toward a multi-campus vision, believing that everyone in the Bay Area should have the opportunity to be within 30 minutes of a Bay Church campus. This Big Holy Audacious Goal (BHAG) has shaped our journey ever since.In 2020, God opened the door for us to merge with Harvest Time Assembly, establishing our Brentwood Campus. Since then, He has continued to expand our reach—launching a Spanish Campus in Concord (2023) and a Pleasanton Campus (2024) through a merger with Faith Chapel Assembly.As we move forward, we remain committed to transforming the Bay Area with the love of Jesus. We continue to pray for new opportunities, trusting that the best is yet to come!
Our Strategy
Loving God, Loving People
At The Bay Church we are all about Loving God, and Loving People. We will be one church in multiple locations throughout the Bay, bringing God’s love to the Bay Area by maturing the 25% (believers) and reaching the 75% (unchurched). Our process for Spiritual Formation is Growth Track (Knowing God, Finding Community, Discovering Your Purpose, Making a Difference, Membership). In order to do this, we keep our focus simple, in 5 main areas. (Weekend Services, Small Groups, Kids, Youth, Compassion)
Students
Our Schools
We have three schools that offer high-quality education for all ages, in a Biblically-based environment.
