Welcome to Charlottesville Community Church
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Attend a Sunday Service
We meet each Sunday at 10am at Mountain View Elementary School. We would be thrilled if you joined us one Sunday. Click the icon to learn more about what to expect, both for you and your entire family.
Discover CCC
Every 6-8 weeks, we host a Discover CCC luncheon after the service for new visitors to get to know the church leadership and hear more about the vision of the church.
Weekly Announcements
Stay updated on our current church events happening at Charlottesville Community Church: baptism Sundays, prayer meetings, the Christian community and more!
Service Details
We meet at 10am at Mountain View (formerly Cale) Elementary School.
Sunday Mornings
10:00am
Mountain View Elementary School
1757 Avon Street Extended, Charlottesville, VA 22902
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"We are members of CCC because it is a church which loves God, its people and its neighbor through its commitment to faithful and sound preaching of the truth of the Gospel found in Scripture, small group study and fellowship and serving others in Cville and beyond."
- Libby and Jack Taggart
"When I visited CCC for the first time, I needed a strong community and solid church leadership. Ten years later, I am still growing in my faith because my community group challenges me and our pastors lead well."
- Adam Sylvester
By God's grace, CCC was the first and only church we tried when we moved to Charlottesville. Initially what drew us was the authentic worship and sound biblical teaching. Months and years later we discovered the richness in community as others bore our burdens, mourned with us, and celebrated alongside us. It is an honor and gift to serve with this body of believers as we seek transformation not only in ourselves, but in our community and our world for the glory of God.
- Elizabeth Nack