Welcome

We’re so glad you’re considering a visit to Christ Community Presbyterian Church. Not only do we strive to be a church that welcomes, encourages, and supports your seeking after God’s will for your life, but we are a church that comes along beside you and prays for you. We believe in prayer, in keeping with our focus of being a church which follows closely the word of God in doctrine and practice. Here’s how our praying is here for you:

1. Welcome cards – Not only are they helpful in communication with each worshipper, but we ask for two things: a) Your prayer requests and b) Names you would like on the Breastplate of Remembrance. Our desire is to help bear your burdens as we pray with you and for you and your requests.
2. Weekly Prayer requests are assembled from the welcome cards, emails, and from the phone prayer line (voicemail and text) and are sent to the church body via email so the church body can join with you in prayer. The prayer list is brought before Lord at the Wednesday prayer meeting along with the Breastplate of Remembrance.
3. The Breastplate of Remembrance is the master list of the gathering of names from private lists of members and friends of the church. For details about the Breastplate of Remembrance, click on this link. The shorter version of explanation is simply the list you have of friends, family, or acquaintances that are not Christians for whom you are praying. Your sharing of your list with us means members of this church will be joining with you in prayer and you can be assured your list will be included in the Wednesday evening prayer meeting as we bring the names of the entire list before God.
4. Prayer is an important part of the Sunday morning and Sunday evening worship services because it is a means of grace by which God pours His grace into our hearts, as we pour our hearts to Him in expressing our utter dependency upon Him.
5. One-on-one prayer is often found before and after the gatherings of the church body as members care for one another and sense a need for prayer and use the occasion to bear one another’s burden before the Lord in prayer.
6. Concentrated prayer for our one-mile radius neighborhood has been a part of this church body since 2023. Following the teaching of the Lord Jesus Christ and the work of the Holy Spirit from Acts 1:8, the church’s area of influence, concern, and responsibility is found in concentric circles. Our first area is the one-mile radius, so we have been and will continue to pray diligently for God’s flow of grace upon each family and individual as we bring up each street in this area before God. Of course, we are concerned about the expanded area and pray for our entire city, county, state, and nation but our desire is to be a lighthouse shining the grace of God in the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the first circle and then beyond. This concentration of prayer is found in our regular prayer meetings as well as our quarterly seasons of prayer on a Saturday morning.
7. If you have a special or pressing need, our pastors and elders are ready anytime to meet with you and pray with you. Whenever you have a pressing need, you may also find our Wednesday prayer service to be very welcoming to drop everything and pray for you.

Would you like us to pray for you? Call or text us at the number below or email your prayer request.

Join us to meet new friends, be challenged by Biblical teaching, and find a place where you can truly belong. We look forward to seeing you at our Sunday morning service soon and for the opportunity to help bear your burdens and pray for you.