True Jesus Church in East Bay, 1349 Hays Street, San Leandro, CA (2026)

Our Statement of Faith:

Jesus Christ, the Word who became flesh, died on the cross for the redemption of sinners, resurrected on the third day, and ascended to heaven. He is the only Savior of mankind, the Creator of the heavens and earth, and the only true God. The Holy Bible, consisting of the Old and New Testaments, is inspired by God, the only scriptural truth, and the standard for Christian

living. The True Jesus Church, established by our Lord Jesus Christ, through the Holy Spirit during the time of the 'latter rain', is the restored true church of the apostolic time. Water baptism is the sacrament for the remission of sins for regeneration. The baptism must take place in natural living water, such as the river, sea, or spring. The Baptist, who already has had received baptism of water and the Holy Spirit, conducts the baptism in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. And the person receiving the baptism must be completely immersed in water with head bowed and face downward. Receiving the Holy Spirit, evidenced by speaking in tongues, is the guarantee of our inheritance of the kingdom of heaven. The sacrament of footwashing enables one to have a part with the Lord Jesus. It also serves as a constant reminder that one should have love, holiness, humility, forgiveness, and service. Every person who has received water baptism must have his/her feet washed in the name of Jesus Christ. The Holy Communion is the sacrament to commemorate the death of the Lord Jesus Christ. It enables us to partake of the flesh and blood of our Lord and to be in communion with Him so that we can have eternal life and be raised on the last day. This sacrament shall be held as often as possible. Only one unleavened bread and grape juice shall be used. The Sabbath day, the seventh day of the week (Saturday), is a holy day, blessed and sanctified by God. It is to be observed under the Lord's grace for the commemoration of God's creation and salvation, and with the hope of eternal rest in the life to come. Salvation is given by the grace of God through faith. Believers must rely on the Holy Spirit to pursue holiness, to honor God, and to love humanity. The Lord's Second Coming will take place on the last day when He descends from heaven to judge the world: the righteous will receive eternal life, while the wicked will be eternally condemned.

07/13/2026

No matter who we are, we all have limits. There comes a point when our strength gives out, our hearts feel heavy, and we realize we cannot carry everything on our own. While our endurance may be stretched time and time again, it will never be limitless. Psalm 73:26 beautifully reminds us of what happens when we reach the end of our own strength—and the hope we find in God.

The psalmist begins by acknowledging a difficult reality: “My flesh and my heart may fail.” It’s inevitable that at some point in our lives, our bodies grow tired, our emotions become overwhelmed, and our own determination eventually reaches its limit. But the verse doesn’t end there.

“But God is the strength of my heart” reminds us that when our strength is exhausted, His is not. When our personal energy and emotional fortitude run completely dry, God steps in. He becomes the source of strength that sustains us when we have nothing left to give.

And because He is “my portion forever,” we can rest knowing that He is more than a temporary source of help. In ancient Hebrew society, a “portion” referred to an inheritance or a permanent share of a valuable estate. To say God is our portion means He is our lasting inheritance, our greatest treasure, and the One who will never leave us.

Rather than carrying every burden by ourselves, this verse invites us to place our trust in the God whose strength never fails.

03/26/2026

Spring is finally here, and we can’t wait to celebrate with all of you at our upcoming BBQ! 🌸 Come enjoy some delicious burgers, fun fellowship activities, and great conversation at the beautiful Marina. It’s the perfect chance to relax, soak up the sun, and build deeper connections with our East Bay community. Whether you’re a familiar face or visiting for the first time, there is a seat at the table for you! Bring your family and friends—the more the merrier! Can’t wait to see you there! 🍔🌭

02/06/2026

Right now on your journey of faith—whether you are trudging through the wilderness or finding rest in the land flowing with milk and honey—the Lord your God has never let you out of His sight.

In Deuteronomy 2:7, Moses reminds the Israelites of God’s consistent care and provision for them throughout their time in the wilderness.

“For the Lord your God has blessed you in all the work of your hand. He knows your trudging through this great wilderness. These forty years the Lord your God has been with you; you have lacked nothing.” (Deut. 2:7)

There are three beautiful truths revealed to us in this verse.

First, God guides us and blesses the work of our hands. Moses reminds the Israelites that their efforts succeeded not by their own strength, but by God’s sustaining grace. This shows us that God sees and blesses our work, and He walks with us and provides for us even when the destination feels far away.

Second, God watches over us even in suffering. Though the Israelites were disciplined for their lack of faith, God never abandoned them—He walked with them every step of the way. When we face hardships that feel overwhelming, we are reminded that nothing is too great for the Lord. He knows our suffering and invites us to rely on His power rather than our own.

Third, God provides so that we lack nothing we truly need. In the wilderness, He sent manna from heaven, brought water from a rock, and appointed a leader to guide His people. Everything—seen and unseen—is carefully provided according to God’s perfect plan.

So today, let us reflect on how God has shown us His great mercy and steadfast love. Let us praise God for His faithfulness, and remember that even through suffering, He has never left us alone.

01/02/2026

✨Happy New Year! ✨
2025 has officially come to an end, and 2026 has just begun.

The start of a new year is often when we set goals, make resolutions, and dream about who we want to become—more disciplined, more intentional, more fulfilled. But it’s also a time to reflect more deeply: How do we want to live? How do we want to carry ourselves as children of God in this next chapter of our lives?

This year, our theme is “Come and See.”

“The harvest truly is plentiful, but the laborers are few.”
— Matthew 9:37

In this verse, Jesus reminds us that there are countless souls ready to hear and receive the message of salvation—people who are searching, confused, and longing for truth, like sheep without a shepherd. Yet, the number of laborers willing to go, teach, and share the good news is few.

The harvest represents those with hearts ready for Christ. The laborers are His disciples—each of us who are called to preach, teach, love, and guide others toward Him.

As we step into this new year, let us hear Christ’s call clearly. There is work to be done, lives to be touched, and hope to be shared. May 2026 be a year where we step forward in faith, answering His call and inviting others to “come and see” the good news that Christ brings.

12/06/2025

Invite your friends and family to our fellowship at church tomorrow! There will be delicious tea, desserts, and savory snacks provided! This is a fun event designed to help us get to know one another and share our faith and experiences with God with our new friends. Hope to see you all there! 🍵💌

Address

1349 Hays Street
San Leandro, CA
94577

Opening Hours

10:30am - 3pm

Website

http://tjceb.org/

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