Our church
We believe that God has you in mind! He has a passion for everyone on earth. God loves us and wants us to know His Son Jesus. We have found that Jesus inspires us, and that has a profoundly positive impact on us.
Helping and loving people like Jesus, in a relevant way… that’s a challenge! This requires wisdom, creativity, perseverance, and genuine interest. We believe that God’s Spirit helps us with that!
Weekly meetings
We meet every Sunday, and most people arrive at 10:15 am. The atmosphere is relaxed. Around 10:30 am, we begin. After some announcements, we worship through song, accompanied by a band and lyrics displayed on a screen.
After we honour and thank God with music, the sermon begins. Someone reads & explains the Bible, providing practical applications. Around 12:00, the service ends. Fresh coffee is ready again! Childcare is available during the service. Translation into English as well. We have weekly fellowships, too.
What we stand for
- A church focused on Jesus
- Teachings faithful to the Bible
- Contemporary worship
- Sharing life & faith as family
You can find our statement of faith here.
How we started
CCC was founded in 2008 by Alex & Michelle. Before that, they led a church in Empangeni, South Africa, for nine years. God gave them a vision for a church in Utrecht! Although our church’s name is in English, our services are conducted in Dutch. We do have foreign visitors since translation is available.


Our leadership
We have a desire to be a local church as described in the Bible. For that reason, our church is led by elders. A group of deacons supports them, together with the rest of the leadership team.
Feel free to read more about our partnership with NCMI here.
CCC is part of SEM
We believe it is essential for CCC to be a safe environment. That is why we are part of the Evangelical Hotline Foundation, also known as Stichting Evangelisch Meldpunt (SEM) in Dutch.
All leaders within CCC have agreed to abide by the SEM code of conduct. And if you are part of CCC, you can contact SEM with questions about unethical behavior or to report abuse.
Of course, we hope that this will never be necessary and that we can discuss things with each other when something arises. However, we also think it is essential that help is available when needed from a specialized Christian organization.






