Alamo Cumberland Presbyterian Church 1851
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This photo is of Cumberland Presbyterian Church, the first protestant church in Contra Conta County. It was located on Danville Boulevard in Alamo. In 1865 a second Presbyterian church was organized, Contra Costa Presbyterian Church. 1875 - Contra Costa Presbyterian Church changes its name to Danville Presbyterian Church |
Danville Presbyterian Church 1934
| After the Danville Presbyterian Church on Front street burned down, a new church was erected on that site. That bulding is currently the Town of Danville Meeting Hall. |  |
Community Presbyterian Church 1950
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In 1950 the name of the church was changed to Community Presbyterian Church and the church moved to its current location on El Pintado Road West. In 1952 the facilities expanded. In 1954 buidings were erected for the Sunday school. In 1960 the Community Presbyterian Preschool was established. |
Community Presbyterian Church with new Sanctuary 1979
In 1969 Fellowship Hall was completed and we had a place to meet after worship services. As our congregation increased, we outgrew the Sanctuary (the present Chapel) and services were held in the Fellowship Hall. In 1979 our current Sanctuary was completed. In 1982 the Ministry Center was built and in 1988, the Equipping Center. |
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| Community Presbyterian Church 2008 | We explanded our facilities again in 1996 and updated the Sanctuary in 2000. |
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CPC has also had renovations in its worship format. Our congregation grew so large, some of our members planted a new church, the San Ramon Presbyterian Church, in 1997. In 2002, we launched a new venue in the Multi-Purpose Room. At the Video Cafe one can have Starbucks and pastries while watching the sermons on video. In 2005 we added a satellite campus, CPC@Tassajara, which meets at Diablo Vista Middle School in the Tassajara Valley. We curerntly have one Saturday night service, and on Sunday, two Sanctuary services, two Video Cafe services and one CPC@Tassajara service! |
The Future - Just Imagine!
After years of studying various options and committing our plans to prayer, CPC's leadership believes that the new facilites plan reflects our understanding of God's call to our church. We further believe that if we step out in faith, the Lord will bless our Capital Stewardship Ministry with the resources needed to complete this plan.
