Exciting News: CCSM is Moving to Church Center!
We're thrilled to announce that CCSM is transitioning to a new, modern church communication system called Church Center. This powerful platform will replace our current ACS system and bring numerous benefits to enhance your church experience.
What's Church Center? Church Center is a user-friendly mobile app and web platform designed to help you stay connected with CCSM wherever you are. It's like having your church community in your pocket!
Click here to learn more and see what Church Center can do!

Thanksgiving Potluck 2025
Bilingual Thanksgiving Potluck Service
Wednesday, November 26 • 7:00pm • Kloss Hall

Join us for a special bilingual Thanksgiving Potluck Service, led by Revs. Jessica and Álvaro. We’ll gather around tables for bilingual prayers, shared gratitude, and a festive meal.

The church will provide turkey—bring a favorite side or dessert to share, or simply bring yourself and your thankful heart!


Family Tree Lighting Festival - November 30, 2025
Family Tree Lighting Festival
Sunday, November 30 • 5:00pm - 7:00pm

Join us for our Inaugural Advent Tree Lighting Festival — a fun evening of chili, cocoa, cookies, carols, and crafts.

Create wreaths and holiday ornaments, and then join the countdown to our outdoor grounds and tree lighting grounds at 6:00 PM.

It’s the perfect way to welcome the season of hope and light — bring your family, invite your friends, and come celebrate!
Feel free to bring your favorite holiday dessert to share!

Join Us For Worship

10:30am on Sundays

Traditional Worship

In the Sanctuary & Online

Coffee Happy Hour after Worship

Live Stream
Worship Bulletin

7:15pm on Wednesdays

Bilingual (Spanish/English)

Kloss Hall

Potluck Dinner after Worship

Ministerio Latino on Facebook

Latest Sermon

Rev. Álvaro Durán, in his sermon "Good Morning, Babylon — Living and Loving in Exile (and Home)" based on Jeremiah 29:1, 4-14, explores what it means to live, love, and hope in exile — not just as a historical reality, but as a modern experience. From global displacement to the quieter exiles of identity, belonging, and change, inviting us not to wait for rescue — but to build, plant, pray, and live where we are.