Who we are
The Church is not defined by a building, but by its people.
We are in this together.
What we stand on
Acts 2:42 tells us that the members of the early church "were continually devoting themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer" and that is our model here at TCCC. We may not have fully reached that goal, but we continue helping each other and the church along the way as we all learn to become more like Jesus.
Everything we do here at TCCC is built on these four "pillars." Read what each one means to us and find opportunities to practice them below.
Then continue scrolling to learn what we believe, meet our staff and elders, and see what missions we support.
The Four Pillars
Apostles Teaching
Being devoted to the scripture as the infallible word of God as our source of truth. To be fully committed to the core teachings and doctrines passed down by the original Apostles of Jesus Christ.
Fellowship
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To be deeply committed to a shared life and community with other believers, actively participating in their lives by showing love, care and support. Actively sharing experiences and faith together, prioritizing the unity and connection within the Christian community.
Breaking of Bread
To share in meals as a Church body and as individuals meeting together in each others homes. To share our surplus with those in need. To share in the Lord’s Supper corporately.
Prayer
To be fully committed and dedicated to the practice of prayer, actively seeking God through consistent and fervent communication with Him, making it a central part of one’s life and relationship.