Meet the Elsmere Campus
Whether you've attended church your entire life or you're simply exploring faith, we'd love to welcome you.
Our Sunday worship service begins at 11:00 AM and lasts approximately 60–70 minutes. You'll experience heartfelt worship, biblical teaching, genuine friendships, and people who are excited to meet you.
UPCOMING EVENTS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Parking at CtC Elsmere
Handicapped parking is along the entrance driveway, all other parking is in the rear of the church. Handicap accessible entrance is the front door (main door to the sanctuary). There is also a rear entrance off the parking lot, but this involves steps.
What Should I Wear
At CtC, you'll notice a casual atmosphere, and people of all ages and walks of life. Please feel free to dress casually. You’ll see folks in shorts & t-shirts, jeans, and other casual clothes—be comfortable!
Worship
From the moment you arrive, our greeters will be there to welcome you and help you find your way.
Our worship service features a blend of contemporary worship music and traditional hymns, followed by an encouraging, Bible-based message and a meaningful time of prayer.
Our pastor gives a message that will be sure to connect the Bible with your life. We hope you'll listen for God to inspire you. Prayer is important at CtC, so youll have opportunity to pray privately or to ask a trained volunteer to pray for any concerns or needs you have.
Offering
Every week, CtC's attenders give generously as they are able. People who are new to CtC are not expected to give until they are moved to do so as an expression of their faith in God and commitment to support the many ministries of CtC that change the lives of others.
We want to practice this verse from the Bible, "Everyone must decide for themselves how much to give. And don't give reluctantly or out of pressure because God loves a cheerful giver." 2 Corinthians 9:7
Communion
Every first Sunday of the month we celebrate communion. Anyone who wishes to participate in this sacred moment is welcome to partake.
Parents can choose whether their children should receive communion.
WE'D LOVE TO MEET YOU
We believe church is more than a place you attend—it's a community where you belong.














