How can City Church grow 20 percent while maintaining our identity in Christ and our mission to serve God? Doug McBride offers some insight from Galatians to help us answer that.

With plans underway to improve Richmond's public transportation system, residents have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to be involved in something that could potentially make a difference to every single person living in this city.

"For me, the unique thing about City Church is the openness to talk about what is happening in the world now and the transparency at the pulpit."

In many places of the world, there are few churches present where one can hear teachings from scripture about the person of Jesus and meet Christians attending there. At City Church we prayerfully partner with ministries starting new churches and training local Christians in leadership. As a church we recently added two more ministry commitments to enable us to focus more intently on two countries in particular: Czech Republic and Uganda.

Caring for people is hard. At times it can be inconvenient, unrewarding, costly, frustrating, and frankly not what we’d like to spend our time doing. So why do it?

One of our members of City Church will soon make her home in Uganda working with women on job skills, teaching Bible studies, and supporting outreach through the local church. 

" All the ends of the earth will remember and turn to the LORD, And all the families of the nations will worship before You. For the kingdom is the LORD'S And He rules over the nations."