You've found yourself in what the media sometimes calls a godless land: California. If you've lived in the great golden state of California for any decent length of time, though, then you know that just isn't true. There are plenty of options for the enterprisingly church-goer looking for a house of worship to call their own. All it takes a little looking around.
If you're in the Bay Area, you won't have to look long. If you're in the mood for some Reformed preaching, San Jose has got you covered. You can also find plenty of Baptist churches; San Jose has that old time religion, and you're welcome to join in on the worship whenever and wherever you like. Whether you're looking for a Catholic cathedral or an independent Baptist church, San Jose has got it all. California is diverse like that!
Of course, if you're an independent Baptist, Fremont, CA is just as welcoming a place as any other Bay area city. In Fremont, CA, church is where everyone seems to be going on Sundays, so numerous and faithful is the city's flock. You'll even see so redundant an establishment as a “Bible Church.” Fremont is nevertheless full of churches that are, themselves, not entirely full, and no matter what your religious preference, you'll surely find a house of worship that approaches God in a manner befitting your preferences.
So you see, you don't need to feel alone in California, even in the Bay area. There are plenty of churches and houses of worship that are more than happy to take you in. Even better, many churches are also community centers. They arrange events for church members and friends and family of church members to attend and enjoy. At these events, you can learn more about Christianity, your faith, and your community. There are opportunities for both education and entertainment, all of it very Christian in its character.
All you have to do is crack open the local Yellow Pages and you'll see plenty of churches with their phone numbers, addresses, and particular denominations listed. It won't be hard for you to contact the pastor, priest, or elder there, and have a good talk with them about whether or not the church is right for you. They'll be more than happy to open their doors to you for you to look about, sit in for a few days, and see if you're a good fit for them – and if they're a good fit for you. Given how open and friendly the Christian community is in the Bay area, you won't be looking long.