Compassion Christian Church
From the beginning our church has had one mission: to lead people to a life-changing connection with Jesus Christ.
“Let us hold fast to the hope we profess without wavering, for He who promised is faithful. And let us consider how we may spur one another on to love and good works.” Hebrews 10:23-24
1964
The church started when 149 people first met together in downtown Savannah.
1965
A church member purchased property on Tibet Avenue. Over time the church repaid the member, built a small building and added a section for Sunday school rooms.
1969
The church expanded the education section and built a 400-seat worship center.
1983
A new fellowship hall opened.
1984
Cam Huxford became pastor of Savannah Christian Church.
1992
The church dedicated a new 800-seat worship center.
1995
Leaders of the church, numbering around 500, fasted and prayed for 90 days, seeking vision and direction. They heard Jesus urging them to lead the church to double its impact over the next five years.
1999
Growth spurred the church to add a second Sunday service and in 1999 to start Saturday evening services.
2000
The people of our church began to share their faith boldly and make sacrifices that created space for more people to join us and come to know Jesus. Our ministry impact doubled from 1995 to 2000, doubled again by 2003, and doubled again by 2006.
2003
The church moved from Tibet Avenue to Henderson Campus.
2004
Latechurch, our first regional campus, began meeting in downtown Savannah.
2006
East Campus opened, meeting in Hesse Elementary School.
The Link, the first student ministries building, opened at Henderson Campus.
2009
Effingham Campus began holding separate services at Henderson Campus.
2010
East Campus moved into a permanent building.
Effingham Campus moved into a permanent building in Rincon.
2012
A Spanish-language service started at Henderson Campus.
2013
Statesboro Campus opened at Mill Creek Elementary School.
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” Matthew 28:19