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Cornerstone Community Church is a unique church with a special spiritual DNA. Join us at one of our many weekend services, or check out what's up on our Facebook or Instagram pages!
Cornerstone is a unique church and we believe God has called us to be a plumb line and a prophetic voice to the nations. We continue to walk in our God-given mandate to be a missions-focused church and to make disciples of all nations.
Cornerstone Community Church, Johor Bahru is a multi-generational church family, passionately in love with the Lord Jesus Christ and desire to share this love and bless the communities around us. As you join us in our services, we pray that you will experience the overflowing grace and love of God.
Welcome to Cornerstone YouTube Channel! Stay tuned for regular updates on upcoming services & resources to help you grow in your faith.
Cornerstone Community Church Singapore. 11,793 likes · 189 talking about this. Welcome to the official Cornerstone FB page! Let's connect. Follow us, as we follow Christ.
Cornerstone Community Church (Abbreviation: CSCC) (Chinese: 房角石教会) is an independent, Charismatic church based in Singapore. It is committed to global missions and has affiliate congregations in Kenya, Uganda, Myanmar, Pakistan, Indonesia, Australia and the Philippines.
May 31, 2020 · The Blessing Singapore - by 772 singers - from 177 Churches and Movements. The virtual choir includes 512 Senior Pastors, Elders, worship pastors and worship leaders, accompanied by 260 other singers or choir members.
Aug 28, 2008 · Cornerstone Community Church. address: East Coast Road, Singapore 428722. Cornerstone Community Church (UEN ID S95SS0118J) is a corporate entity registered with Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority. The incorporation date is August 28, 2008.
Pastors Yang and Daphne are the Founders and Senior Pastors of Cornerstone Community Church. They’re also actively involved in other ministries and organisations where they serve in advisory roles.
History of the NCC –. “The Malayan Christian Council, which was established in 1948 to promote Christian unity among the Churches and Christian organizations in Malaya and Singapore, was succeeded in 1961 by the Council of Churches of Malaysia and Singapore.
