About Us

San Jose Church of Christ (SJCC) "opened its doors" on October 9, 1993. From the backyard of the Bacus residence to the Hank Lopez Community Center, they moved to the San Jose Christian College campus. As the congregation grew, they moved to a one-story building in Story Road and then to a two-story building in Oakland Road.

Presently, SJCC resides in a larger church located at 390 Ridge Vista Avenue. They continue to grow under the tutelage of 4 pastors, 4 elders, 7 deacons, 6 deaconesses and the newly appointed 13 ministry leaders.

When SJCC was born, the initial thrust was to reach out and minister to all Filipino immigrants especially the elder ones. Presently, our goal is "to bring ALL people to Jesus."

Statement of Faith

"We are simply a Church of Christ (Romans 16:16) in fellowship with all who follow the simple program of the Church revealed in the New Testament. We do not belong to any denomination. We are independent believers trying to follow the pattern of the Church of our Lord Jesus Christ."

Our Mission Statement

To bring people to Jesus and membership in His family, develop them to Christ-like maturity, and equip them for their ministry in the church and life mission in order to magnify God's name.

Our Vision (John 10:10)

The vision of Life At Its Best:

As God works in and through SJCC to become more and more a church that enjoys God's love, a Caring Community and our God-given gifts then more and more people will be able to experience life at its best one at a time.

The vision of enjoying God's love:

SJCC desires to be a place to enjoy God's overflowing love by accepting, sharing and growing in God's amazing grace.

The vision of enjoying a caring community:

SJCC desires to be a place where people can become connected into a caring community through small groups, retreats, and fun events to find love, acceptance, guidance and encouragement.

The vision of enjoying our God-given gifts:

SJCC desires to be a place where people enjoy their God-given gifts through discovering their gifts, engaging them in the church and becoming good managers of their lives, knowledge, resources, and talents to meet needs and build the church.