City Community Church, Exeter - About

The CCC Leadership Team

City Community Church is led by a team of five people within a framework of a belief that every member of the church is equal before God. We believe the Bible teaches that leadership in the New Testament church was plural, although we recognise that leadership comes in different forms and styles. Our key belief is that 'the vision is in the people' so our heart is to encourage, equip and release vision from within the body of the church.

The team is a friendly and open bunch of people who have a genuine desire to serve God and to love people within and outside of CCC. Many people at CCC are involved in leadership both within and outside of the church and we encourage every member playing their part together as a body and a family. As a church, we believe that both men and women should be equally involved in leadership. We also have a group within the church called 'guardians'. No, they're not angelic winged beings, but a wise group of men and women who can help advise and input into certain decisions when needed. We also have a group of trustees (as we are a charity). This group consists of five people aged from 20s-60s with a chairperson overseeing the group.

Church Involvement at CCC

On Sunday mornings and through the week, there are a variety of opportunities to be involved in the church - with children, young people, the 20s/30s, refreshments, welcoming, on the technical side, in worship and in small groups - or as part of our Early Bird team (pictured), setting up the chairs!

CCC is an extremely active church with individuals working in prisons, schools, with homeless people and Healing On The Streets in Exeter each Sunday (joining with two other city churches). Many people from the church family travel to other countries to preach, teach and encourage and we want to be a church with a global persepctive.

CCC Values

Our values can be summarised in 5 ways:

• All invited
• All included
• All involved
• All integrated
• All for Jesus

We believe the vision is in the people and look to support and release people in their vision.