ABOUT US

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WE ARE CENTERED ON JESUS CHRIST

We have a deep desire to know Jesus more deeply and follow Him more closely. We may be a small church, but we talk about the big ideas of the Bible, theology, and culture with authenticity and curiosity.

In a world that is deeply divided, we want to be a people where everyone is welcome to bring all of who they are to all of who God is in order to be transformed by Jesus.

PREACHING

We study the Bible to better know God, ourselves, and the good news that God is making all things new. Most often we preach through books of the Bible.

WORSHIP

Through music, lyrics, and prayers we want people to be united to God and grounded in the historic Christian faith. With a modern sound, we seek to center our worship in congregational singing.

LIFE TOGETHER

Being a Christian is not meant to be a solo endeavor. We need one another for encouragement, comfort, and growth. At CCC, there are many opportunities for you to find others to come along side of you.

SENIOR PASTOR

NATE PYLE

“I dream of being a part of a church where true transformation happens as people encounter the risen Jesus. Where it is safe for all of us to express our deepest needs and be met with the grace of Jesus in a kind smile, a comforting embrace, or words, “Me too.” And as we go in our relationship with God and with each other, we work to make a community a place where the gospel of Jesus is known. This my dream. This is our dream. And if it’s your dream, we’d love for you to help us make it a reality.”

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How would you describe CCC?

MATTHEW

CHURCH MEMBER

“CCC has been instrumental in helping me rebuild my faith and rediscover what it means to be a follower of Jesus. The people here are wonderful, and I’ve been able to develop a number of deep and meaningful friendships over the past few years. It is truly a place of refuge where you can be yourself regardless of where you might be in your faith journey.”

SHERMAN

CHURCH MEMBER

“What impressed us about CCC is how welcoming and open the congregation is. There is always room for one more at the table. We also enjoy the fact that it is a smaller congregation and has that family feel. Pastor Nate does an excellent job presenting the Gospel in a way that everyone can understand.”

ARICA

CHURCH ELDER

CCC has been a great fit for my family. There are many opportunities here for each member of my family to learn and grow in their faith.  The kids ministry has served as a safe place for my kids to learn about Jesus and ask tough questions. I appreciate how I have been able to build meaningful relationships with others who share a love of Jesus, and feel true sense of community.

KIDS MINISTRY

DEVELOPING MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIPS

Our Kids Ministry’s is a space where children, families, and volunteers experience abundant grace, profound love, and deep understanding of living life for Jesus. We recognize the importance of developing meaningful relationships within the church community, between families of all ages as well as peers, mentors, teachers, and children. Here at CCC Kids, we always make room for one more! One more student, one more family, one more volunteer; ultimately one more life transformed.

SMALL GROUPS

COMMUNITY

Church is not simply a large gathering of people for Jesus. It is the gathered people of Jesus who belong to one another. We desire that each of us would have a community to belong to; a community where authentic relationships where we know and are known in order to help us follow Jesus more closely. Our groups are typically made up of 8-12 people who meet regularly to build healthy relationships, encourage one another, and help one another grow spiritually. 

Common Questions

 

Is Christ’s Community Church a part of a denomination?

We are a part of the Reformed Church of America (RCA). Originally formed by Dutch immigrants, the RCA is compromised of more than 800 churches across North America. We are a fellowship of congregations called by God and empowered by the Holy Spirit to be the very presence of Jesus Christ in the world. For more information visit www.rca.org.

What is a Sunday morning worship service like?

We gather together because Jesus has gathered us. Before the service and after, we spend a lot of time connecting with each other. You’ll likely find a lot of kids running around. Our services are casual and unproduced, but honest. The songs we sing are hymn-style with modern instrumentation. Lastly, our coffee is good.

What is your leadership structure?

Our church is led by a board called a consistory. The consistory is comprised of six elders and six deacons along with our pastor. Together they oversee the church’s vision and mission.