Our History

Our story began in 2001 when Bishop Eric founded CWC in his home. CWC was birthed out of his passion to share the life changing message of the Gospel. He envisioned building a church that would demonstrate the true power of God, set people free and lead them into the presence of the Lord.

Since 2001, CWC has grown into a community of hundreds of believers who are passionate about Jesus and living a life in accordance to God’s will and word.

Simply stated our mission is “to prepare generations to meet the Lord”. Our goal is to teach you how to become kingdom-minded disciples of Christ through the Word of God while building relationships through fellowship with God and each other.

Our Values

Christ-centered. Kingdom-minded. Spirit-filled.

Our core values are ordinances for our ministry.

  • Servanthood

    Our goal is to see every Christian develop their God given gifts, use them to serve others and develop a servant’s heart.

  • Our Message

    Our message is clear: The Word of God is Jesus Christ - our Savior. His redemptive power brings wholeness and healing in every area of our lives.

  • Until They Have Heard

    The Commission given to us is to bring to Christ the souls that are not yet in the Kingdom, and to teach them to observe all things of Christ.

  • We Are Ambassadors

    We represent God on earth. We are His extension, His feet and His hands. Our mission is to finish His work.

  • Be Transformed

    Our ultimate goal is to gain full redemption by striving to become what God originally designed us to be.

  • Generosity

    We believe in radical and joyful generosity. Generosity is not only an act of giving financially, it is giving of your time, talents and the gifts.

Our Beliefs

We invite you to explore our beliefs and join us in our pursuit of living out our faith in boldness.

  • We believe the Holy bible is the inspired and infallible Truth.

    We believe in the Holy Trinity: The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, they are fully divine, fully one, yet they are three distinct persons

    We believe there is only one way to the Father and that is through the Son, Jesus.

    We believe Jesus is the Son of God.

    We believe Jesus is the word of God.

    We believe Jesus died for our sins and was risen from the dead.

    We believe that we are justified by faith.

    We believe the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of God.

    We believe in fully immersion baptism (water Baptism).

    We believe in the Holy Communion, both corporately and individually.

    We believe that the church is the body of Jesus.

  • God is the first person of the holy trinity. He is the great I am. There are many aspects of God which are revealed through his names. The Names of God act as a roadmap for learning about His character. Since the Bible is God's Word to us, the names He chose in scripture are meant to unveil His true nature to us.

  • Jesus is the second person of the holy trinity. He is God's beloved son, the seed of Abraham, the way, the truth and the life. He is fully God and fully man. He is the only way to God, the Father. He died for our sins and He was risen. Through Him we have eternal life (salvation). He is at the right hand of God interceding for us to this day.

  • The Holy Spirit is the third person of the holy trinity, the spirit of God. The Holy Spirit is described as the helper, the comforter and the power of God. The Holy Spirit has come to glorify the Son who himself came to glorify the Father. The Holy Spirit wants to speak to us, especially through God’s Word. The Holy Spirit dwells within us.

  • Salvation represents our reconciliation with God. Salvation comes through accepting Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior. You do this by confessing that Jesus is Lord, and believing in your heart that He died and rose again, shedding His blood for your sins. Salvation is a gift accepted by faith. Salvation is the first step in your spiritual journey with God, with the goal of attaining spiritual maturity through His Word.

  • Baptism is one of the two sacraments of the church appointed by Jesus. It is the full immersion of a believer in water in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. It is an act of obedience.

  • Communion is one of the two sacraments of the church appointed by Jesus. It is the act of eating bread “Christ’s body” and drinking wine “Christ’s blood” in remembrance of what He did for us.