Charlottetown Community Church
Belong, Grow, and Contribute
In ways that feel good, are good and to the glory of the Crown!
You don't need me to tell you that the King James Version Bible alludes to the then King of England, who was somewhere between the Magna Carta, and today's case law. James I sits right in the middle, about 400 years after the Magna Carta and 400 years before us.
Welcome to Charlottetown Community Church (C Com C)!
We are so glad that you are here, embarking on this adventure with us!
C Com C is understood as "See? Come, See!" analogously to the woman at the well who invited others to come to see Jesus. C Com C is a Bible-believing Interdenominational church. We strive to be a community that ministers to you Sunday through Saturday.
Gordon and Yani (Click Here To See A Picture Of Them) have deep roots in the PEI Community for over 15 years. We are passionate about our community, our people, and the Word of God. Gordon's Parents Came to Canada when he was a boy. Because we are passionate about our community, we organized this church as a vessel of honour.
End Loneliness Now!
Mission
To alleviate poverty and further education with various empowerment programmes, fostering a sense of community, interdependence and well-being.
Vision
We envision a future where members experience happy, harmonious relationships, are empowered through practical education, and are uplifted from the ashes of poverty, creating a thriving and empowered community.
This is designed for beginners who would like to dive deeper but need some practice and guidance.
Where they can ask questions that other groups may not allow or may not have the time for.
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The Church started in a poverty-stricken area of PEI, a city still recovering from COVID-19. Many Islanders were jobless, homeless, and in desperate need of hope. Our message resonated deeply with this struggling population.
Emphasis on "Three-Fold Blessing" and Hope: Charlottetown Community Church focuses on the "Three-Fold Blessing" – blessing of the spirit, soul, and body. This includes teachings on physical healing, financial stewardship, and spiritual salvation. This message of hope and tangible blessings in the midst of hardship attracted many who were seeking solutions to their immediate problems. We emphasize that "religion is useless if religion can't give hope." As described in the book of James in the Bible.
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Music has helped stuttering students to sing fluently and Parkinson’s patients to walk better. Music helps with processing trauma and loneliness. So why don’t you give it a try? Click here to learn more about beginner opportunities.
Join us on Tuesdays at 5:45 for our supper and one of our Home Cell Groups1 and social media for encouragement and events throughout the week. We usually gather at various members' homes in Home Cell Groups. When we have Worship Nights, We Join Community Worship Centre, Faith Works, Calvary or any other church with a heart to build the kingdom together. Most churches are on their mission, but we are building the same Kingdom to get more done together. If your church or group wants to join, please email C Com C so that we can make room for you!
C Com C will be a better church because of you! Then, when others are amazed or perplexed, you could say, "See? Come, See!" as you invite them.
We are a home cell church with a big calling. Get Connected!
We have various programs to be the Lord's Hands and feet when and where He is needed.
1 Home Cell Group: A small group of people, usually from a church, who meet regularly in someone’s home for prayer, Bible study, and mutual support.
- Origin: "Cell" comes from the Latin "cella," meaning "small room." The concept of home cell groups grew from the idea of early Christian gatherings in homes.
- Plural: "Home cell groups."
Click Here To Find A Home Cell Group That Would Support You In Your Area