Our Mission

...You also, like living stones, are being built into a spiritual house to be a holy priesthood, offering spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ." For in Scripture it says: "See, I lay a stone in Zion, a chosen and precious cornerstone, and the one who trusts in him will never be put to shame.

1 Peter 2:5-6

Transforming Hope

In ancient times, the cornerstone was the most essential element in the successful construction of a lasting building. The cornerstone was carefully chosen because of its physical strength and the truth of its corners. It was then laid at the corner of the foundation as the key reference point for all the construction. As the Bible uses this symbol, it alludes to Jesus Christ, the chief cornerstone of God's household--the church. We at Cornerstone Church acknowledge Jesus Christ as the chief cornerstone to guide and direct in every aspect of our church's life and development, and we've chosen it to be our name as a constant reminder of that promise.

  • 1 To present Jesus Christ as the sole bedrock of life, from which true joy and enduring fulfillment emanate. Our aim is to inspire individuals of all ages to personally explore the joy of life in Jesus Christ.
  • 2 To advance biblical comprehension through clear, relevant, and excellent ministry practices.
  • 3 To offer effective resources and training opportunities that foster discipleship and personal growth in one's relationship with Christ.
  • 4 To nurture individuals and families, enabling them to realize their full potential as dedicated followers of Christ. This includes being filled with the Holy Spirit, adhering to the Scriptures, leading pure lifestyles, actively engaging in fellowship, and dedicating themselves to serving others through their spiritual gifts.
  • 5 To safeguard our community by extending compassion, championing righteousness, and upholding justice.
Heart with Cross, white

At Cornerstone, you'll find a diverse community united by a deep belief in God's love, fostering joy through personal relationships with Him and like-minded fellowship.