Rev. Arthur R. Beals served as pastor from 1962 to 1965. In July 1986, Pastor Cesar C. Castro of the Deaf Evangelistic Alliance Foundation (DEAF), Rina Dimaculangan, and CCBC Pastor Rev. Reynaldo I. Atienza established the Deaf Ministry. The Golden Ladies Fellowship was founded during this year. CCBC Caloocan was founded during this year. Dr. Reynaldo R. Avante was endorsed by the board of trustees and affirmed by the congregation to serve as Senior Pastor. On July 26, 2009, CCBC celebrated its 50th anniversary at the Henry Lee Iwrin Theater of the Ateneo de Manila University. During the event, commemorative plaques were awarded to pastors, missionaries and workers in recognition of their contributions to the church. The theme song "Ipahayag" was performed by Reynate Gungon and Nikka Mandap. The church covered each of the Beatitudes from the book of Matthew in its sermons from August to October. Throughout the month of November, the church celebrated the 10th anniversary of Youth@111 through a series of festive and thanksgiving events. In December, the church conducted an election for new board members who will serve for the years 2011 and 2012. CCBC also celebrated the Christmas season through five consecutive evening worship services similar to the Catholic's practice of “simbang gabi.” The 24/7 Missions Prayer Chain was initiated. At the start of 2011, the children ministry opened a Sunday school class that runs in parallel with the evening service. In May, Youth@111, in collaboration with Nur Factory, engaged in a peace camp held in Camp Capinpin in Rizal, with the aim of fostering better understanding and peace between Muslim and Christian children. During this year, after several months of evaluations and deliberations, Marcelo Abelado was commissioned to serve as associate pastor for the church. More information...
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