Leadership | CBC Williamstown

WELCOME

Whether you’re looking for a church home or just visiting, we want to give you a warm welcome to Community Bible Church. We are a church united around the good news of God's love and faithfulness—a love that offers hope to every individual and community throughout the ages. We are a community amazed by what God has done for us in the person and work of Jesus. Jesus brings us together. Jesus transforms us and calls us to follow Him. And Jesus sends us out into our communities to serve and love the people around us.

This good news of forgiveness and restoration is the reason we are a community that seeks to know God and make Him known. Whether you are just exploring Christianity or have followed Jesus for decades, we look forward to having you join us. You can learn more about what we believe here.

Our Mission✝︎

Our mission is to grow as a community of faith in which every member has a dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ, is committed to living by His Word, and makes known by action and word the new life He offers to all.

CBC began in 1968 with a small group of Christians from Williamstown and has grown to include more than 200 people of all ages and backgrounds from the tri-state area. Our ministries are rooted in the Biblical truths of the Gospel. We worship in song and prayer to keep our focus directed on God. We study the Bible in preaching and teaching to know God more deeply and to apply God's Word to the struggles of everyday life. We gather in community in small groups and accountability groups to encourage and support one another as we grow, struggle, and wrestle in our faith. Our youth activities provide more intimate forums for further Bible study and discussion, as well as prayer and fellowship, to help our children and young adults grow in maturity and wisdom.

Our team✝︎

Our church is led by a plurality of elders, including our pastor, Tyler Hallenbeck. The elders and pastors together share leadership and ministry responsibilities, including preaching and teaching. In addition, many of the ministries in our church are run by members who serve the church by meeting the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of our people.