Welcome to Christ Church!
Come Worship with Us! We are so glad that you have found
us on-line; we hope that you will find it interesting, provocative and
worth your time. And, if you do not currently attend church,
please take the next step and worship with us, any Sunday at 10:30
a.m. We are a growing, active place with friendly people who
will welcome you without "pressure." You may call us at
704-278-4652 for more information, and how we might respond to your
needs.
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Our Mission
Christ Episcopal Church is a worshiping community of believers in Jesus
Christ, dedicated to serving God and God's creation. We strive to
achieve justice, healing, and peace in our own lives and in the world
through our witness to the love of Jesus Christ in thought, word, and deed.
current building erected 1827 (brick
exterior added in 1926)
parish house (to the left) built in 1926
Come Worship With Us...
Sunday Worship - Holy
Eucharist:
10:30
a.m.
E. Y. C. (Episcopal
Youth Community) 2nd & 4th Sun. 6-8 p.m.
Contact Information
- Telephone
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704-278-4652 Church Office
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704-212-5248 Fax
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704-657-9877 Cell Phone
- Physical address
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3430 Old US Hwy 70
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Cleveland, NC 27013
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Get Directions
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- Postal address
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PO Box 37
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Cleveland, NC 27013
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- Electronic mail
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General Information:
welcome@christchurchclevelandnc.org
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Priest
(Rector): rector@christchurchclevelandnc.org
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Vestry:
vestry@christchurchclevelandnc.org
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Webmaster:
webmaster@christchurchclevelandnc.org
PEACE BE WITH YOU
Friend, you have come to this Church, leave it
not without a prayer. No man entering a house ignores him who dwells in
it. This is the House of God and He is here.
Pray then to Him who loves you and bids you
welcome and awaits your greeting.
Give thanks for those who in past ages built
this place to His glory and for those, dying that we might live, have preserved
for us our heritage.
Praise God for His gifts of beauty in painting
and architecture, handicraft, and music.
Ask that we who now live may build the
spiritual fabric of the nation in Truth, Beauty and Goodness and that as we draw
near to the One Father through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ we may draw
nearer to one another in perfect brotherhood.
The Lord preserve thy going out and thy coming
in.
[This greeting appears in the porch of the
Cathedral Church at Chester, England.]
Christ Episcopal Church
