Established in 1988 Christ’s Community Church stands as a testament to faith and resilience. It’s a predominantly Black Southern Baptist Church. This church filled a vital need in Savannah’s diverse communities. The church’s founding was driven by a desire for a Bible-teaching Baptist church. This church would make a significant impact on Savannah.
Initially the church thrived. It secured a location facilities and financial backing. Pastor Jerome King led the congregation from July 1992 to April 1995. Rev Kenny Grant then became pastor in February 1996. On July 28 1996 the church adopted its constitution and covenant. Christ’s Community Church officially became a local New Testament Baptist Church. Thirty original members signed the charter. Two of those original members Roosevelt and Gladys Smalls remain active today.
The church has weathered numerous changes. Through it all God has sustained Christ’s Community Church. The church remains steadfast in its commitment to God’s truth. It continues to move forward making disciples and sharing its faith. In January 2022 Pastor Jeff Cummings assumed leadership. He leads with Pastor Chris Cooper and Deacon Roosevelt Smalls.
Christ’s Community Church has a powerful vision. It aims to create a holy environment separate from worldliness. This environment teaches supports and protects biblical views. The church’s mission is equally important. It aims to lead support and encourage individuals. The ultimate goal is for these individuals to gain saving knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ. They should walk with Him and trust Him in every aspect of their lives. This reflects the church’s long-standing goal of knowing Christ and making Him known.
Christ’s Community Church celebrates 28 years of service. It is a living example of faith hope and love in the heart of Savannah. It continues to grow impacting lives and spreading its message of faith. The church’s history is a testament to its enduring spirit and unwavering commitment to its community. As you leave Christ’s Community Church remember its enduring legacy. Remember the unwavering faith that has sustained it for decades.