Our first permanent church home will be a place where people encounter Jesus, families grow together, and ministry flourishes for generations.
A faithful foundation
From school cafeterias to outdoor worship, He has provided a place for us to gather and grow. Now, we have the opportunity to build our first permanent church home.
We’re not simply building for where we are today. We’re building for those who will come after us.
Faithful through every season
Christ the King Community Church began in 2010 with a simple mission: to glorify God by making disciples of Jesus Christ.
For nearly a decade, our church family gathered at Cypress Creek Elementary School. In 2019, God provided the opportunity to purchase property along Spruce Creek Road—a place we prayed would one day become our permanent home.
When the world changed in 2020, so did the way we gathered. Through Florida heat, rain, hurricanes, bugs, portable restrooms, setup, and teardown, our church continued to worship, serve, grow, and welcome people into community.
After years of praying, planning, and preparing, our first church home is becoming a reality.
What we’re building
Our new 10,000-square-foot church home is designed to serve our church family today while creating opportunities for ministry in the years ahead.
Building animation
This building will give us more than shelter from the weather. It will give ministry room to grow.
Why now?
Our outdoor worship space has served us faithfully, but weather, heat, insects, portable restrooms, limited accessibility, and the lack of indoor classrooms affect what we can offer our church family and community.
Our new church home will allow ministry to happen throughout the week—not simply on Sunday mornings. It will give us space to welcome people well, disciple children and students, care for those who are hurting, strengthen families, build friendships, and continue sharing the Gospel.
The project
We celebrate all God has already provided while looking ahead with faith to the work still to be completed.
Our future home on Spruce Creek Road.
A remarkable provision through faithful generosity.
Steel is standing, the roof is on, and underground utilities are complete.
Completing our church home
Rather than financing the entire remaining cost, we believe this is an opportunity for our church family to come together in prayer, generosity, and faithful stewardship.
Our campaign
Rooted in Faith. Building for Generations. is a three-year generosity initiative. The goal is intentionally larger than the remaining construction need.
to complete construction and furnish our first church home.
to reduce long-term debt so future resources remain focused on ministry.
Every gift matters
Reaching this goal will require all of us—not giving the same amount, but prayerfully considering how God may be calling each of us to participate.
For one family, generosity may be a significant one-time gift. For another, it may mean setting aside an amount each month for three years. Others may discover creative ways to give from resources God has already entrusted to them. There is no single amount that defines faithfulness.
This is about generations
Someday, children who have not yet been born may walk through these doors. Families we have never met may find community here. Someone searching for hope may hear the Gospel here.
Children may grow up here, be baptized here, serve here, get married here, and someday bring their own children here. People experiencing grief may find comfort here. Those walking through addiction may find community and healing here. Friendships will begin here. Disciples will be made here.
And through all of it, our prayer is that Jesus will be known and God will be glorified.
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Rooted in Faith.