Holy City Church | Charleston, SC
Shining our light. Seeking our home. Spreading our hope.
In the summer of 2016, the South Carolina Baptist Convention asked the Holy City Church planters to “replant” in the Harbor Light Baptist congregation. The Timmons family were providentially already on the ground preparing the way through many connections & details. The churches merged in December 2016, and Holy City launched the following month. The church began with 25 people and now averages 70-80 people each Sunday. HCC is served by two pastors and two deacons. They have seen conversions and new members join in the vision of engaging the James Island community.
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Immanuel Community | New Orleans, LA
Pursuing Unity And Joy In Christ Our King
What started as a weekly gathering in the Delaughter family's home, the Immanuel Community Church now meets at a community school and averages 100 people each Sunday. The church is served by three pastors and one deacon. ICC is showing great health in being marked by a multiethnic community that engages the surrounding Treme-Laffite neighborhood, a youth group that meets weekly, and numerous growing community groups.
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Fordham Community Church | Bronx, NY
Building a kingdom family that displays the love of Jesus
Fordham Community is a new church plant organized in April of 2019. The church is comprised of around 20 people from New York and Immanuel. In October of 2018, the initial core team began holding mid-week gatherings to share the gospel and equip believers for the work of ministry. Fordham is a diverse community in the center of the Bronx—home to around 1.5 million people. The team is already engaging the community through regular outreach events, as well as seeing guests regularly attend their Sunday gatherings, which are held in a local middle school’s auditorium.
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Waiehu Community Church | Maui, HI
Building a gospel community that proclaims christ as kingin Maui, Hawai’i, and among the nations
Waiehu Community is a joint church plant between Immanuel and Kailua Baptist of Oahu, Hawaii. The plant has been birthed in a sustained prayer effort spanning over 7 years. Waiehu is the center of several communities comprised of native Hawaiians and descendants of Asian immigrant populations. The region is incritical need of a healthy church. Planning for this church plant began in 2018 with the work of the core team of 20 people. After much organization and outreach, WCC had around 50 people at its first service in February 2019.
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