Capo Beach Church (OLD)

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If you have contributed to this project, please drop a stone in the pitcher on the wall representing each of your family members (read why below).

The Opportunity Before Us

God is doing something great at our church and we are thrilled to be a part of it! We have been given the opportunity to purchase the land our church is on. Over the next year, our goal as a church is to raise $2.4 million to secure our current property and ensure that future generations can gather and worship there free of the burden of debt. After hearing from the heart of our leadership team in the video, we ask that you prayerfully consider how you might join us in this goal. While everyone’s pledges and contributions will be different, we believe that God is behind this, and if we are All In this together, He will make it happen.

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Why Do This Now?

It's A Wise Decision

We can purchase our property for one-fourth the cost of what we would pay if we continued renting for the remainder of our lease. Either we rent for 70 more years, paying over $10 million, and own nothing, or ... we purchase it now for $2.4 million, and immediately own a piece of property valued at much more.

For Future Generations

So far, three generations have called Capo Beach Church their home. Our goal is to raise up a fourth generation, and many more thereafter, into a stable and debt free church community, where they can count on having a place to gather, learn, grow and worship together for decades to come.

To Impact This Community

Lastly, we really like where we are located. We believe that God has placed us in the middle of Capistrano Beach to act as an epicenter of His grace, love and restoration. The longer we can stay in our current location, the more impact God can have through us to our surrounding community.

How You Can Contribute

Give a One Time Gift

First, you'll need to create a myCBC account. If you already have one, click here, login, then follow the steps to make a one time donation. Be sure to apply it towards the "All In" fund.

Pledge and Give Online

First, you'll need to create a myCBC account. If you already have one, click here, login, then create a giving schedule for the amount you are pledging. Be sure to apply it towards the "All In" fund, and set a start and end date.

Pledge and Give Via Check

Stop by the office or the All In display wall to get a pledge envelope. Fill it out and turn it in with your first pledge check. From then on, simply write "All In" as the memo and your donation will count toward your pledge.

What Do These Stones Mean?

"The Lord said to them, 'When your children ask you what these stones mean', tell them, 'He did this so that all the people of the Earth may know that the hand of the Lord is powerful and that you might always worship the Lord your God'". Joshua 4:24.

Twelve stones stacked one on top of the other. This was a memorial for the generations to come. A tangible reminder that God had been powerful on behalf of a people who though imperfect, had sincerely trusted in Him and loved His ways. These stones, set by the River Jordan, would stand as both an act of worship to their God and a symbol of the covenant He had made with His people. For God had parted the River for their entrance to the promised land, He had made a way.

Together, at Capo Beach Church, we are seeking to follow this example in our time. We know the stones and mortar that constitute our building are merely building materials by themselves. Yet through faith, we hope and believe, they are and will be a monument for generations in our community that boldly declare, "God is good and His love endures forever". We want our kids and their children to know there is a God in our city and He has been loved by those who have gone before them.

Anytime after you have made your contribution or pledge, we invite you to add a stone for each family member to the display in the hallway. This stone monument will act as a reminder of the people who support this endeavor, and one day will be a reminder to our children of a time in history when God blessed His church with a permanent place to gather, hear the word, and worship.