Central Community Church
Pentecostal
50 Bennington Street
East Boston, MA 02128
Central Community Church is a small church located in the Boston area in East Boston, MA. Our church was founded in 1954 and is Pentecostal.
What to Expect at Central Community Church
Leader:
David Searles, Pastor
Service Times:
Sunday 10:30am
Wednesday 7:00pm
Service Details
- Formal and informal attire most common
- Blend of traditional and contemporary worship style
- Printed worship bulletin
- Communion
- Location: Suffolk County
- Saturday evening service: No
- Multi-site church: No
- Primary language used: English
- Services also offered in: Spanish
Ministries and Programs
- Children's ministry
- Youth or teen ministry
- Weekly small groups
- Adult education
- Missions
- Community service
- Food pantry
- Recovery group
- Prison ministry
- Weddings/receptions
- Funerals
Additional Info About Our Church
The Bible reveals the message of the triune God’s loving redemptive work to restore His broken, fractured, and sin-affected creation through the sending of the Son. Those who believe in Jesus and His gracious provision for us through His life, death, resurrection, and ascension may receive new life with God. We are then united with other believers, following Jesus together through the power of the Holy Spirit. "For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life." – John 3:16
This church began in 1954 as a bilingual congregation, holding services in both Italian and English. Initially, the church met in the home of Rev. Giardella, the founding pastor, at 1195 Bennington Street in East Boston. In 1955, the church moved to a rented space at the Salvation Army facility on Saratoga Street. In 1957, the church purchased a German Lutheran church building at 50 Bennington Street, where we continue to meet. Though we no longer have services in Italian, we continue to reflect an ethnic diversity. In August of 2023, the church was renamed Central Community Church to recognize and affirm the merger of two congregations into one church.
Mission:
We are an urban church, loving God, making disciples, reaching our world.