Who We Are & What We Do

A place, a church, and a community committed to living with simplicity, joy, and caring.

Everything we do is rooted in the good news of Jesus’ life, death and resurrection. Understanding our place and purpose within God’s story is the first step in living a Gospel-centered life: experiencing His grace, walking in His peace, and sharing His love with others.

We believe that salvation is man's greatest treasure and is achieved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, to whom all men must come in repentance.

Love is a key attribute in Christianity. The love of God is a prevalent concept both in the Old Testament and the New Testament.

We share God’s love in various ways in our homes, places of work, local community, and throughout the world.

When we speak of “worship,” we are referring to the life of congregation: attending worship services, creating music, honoring life.

Church life means faith, relationship, discipline, service, responsibilities of church leaders and members, and much more.

We gather for inspiration, fellowship, and guidance in the meaning of Christian discipleship.

Encouraging one another to grow as fully devoted followers of Jesus!

Faithfully giving to Christ Church helps us reach more people for Christ and moves them along in their journey.

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A Christian should live for the glory of God and the well-being of others.

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