Visitor Information

For someone looking for a church to belong to, it can be discouraging when you look in the yellow pages of a phone book and see hundreds of different churches listed. The purpose of the Christian Church is not to add another denomination to the countless denominations that already exist. Our hope is that there may be unity in Christianity based on God's Word, the Bible. It is our heartfelt desire to restore the Church as revealed in the New Testament, especially as recorded in the Book of Acts. To this end, we have built a church without a denominational name, a man written creed, or any other barrier to Christian unity. We don't claim to be the only Christains, just Christians only. We invite you to come and grow in God's Word with us.

We consider visitors to our church to be very special. We hope you will decide to attend, and that you will find your worship experience to be very rewarding and enjoyable. We want everyone to feel as if they are a part of our family. We provide reserved parking places in front of our church for first time visitors. You will find them marked with a sign saying "First Time Visitors".

Disability Accomodations

CCCC is a facility that allows people with disabilities to easily access and participate in all aspects of the ministries of our church. The following accommodations are meant to ensure that everyone who attends our beautiful facility will have a meaningful worship experience.

RESERVED PARKING - There are handicapped parking spaces near each entrance to our facility.
EASY ACCESS - Entrances to the church have level access with no steps.
COVERED ENTRANCE - There is a covered entrance that allows for easy loading and unloading during inclement weather. If you need assistance, someone will park your vehicle and retrieve it for you at the conclusion of the service.
ACCESSIBLE SEATING - Pews are staggered in such a way as to allow seating out of the aisle and at various locations throughout our auditorium. Placards respectfully ask that the end seats of those pews be left for those accompanying people who use wheelchairs.
ACCESSIBLE RESTROOMS - Our restrooms are large and accessible with stalls large enough to easily maneuver wheelchairs or walkers.
DEAF AND HEARING IMPAIRED PEOPLE - A sign language interpreter and reserved seating are provided for deaf individuals to fully participate in our Sunday morning service. For those people requiring amplified sound, we provide audio enhanced listening devices.

If you have a disability that prevents you from enjoying the worship services at CCCC, we invite you to talk to us about specific ways we can enhance your worship experience.