Centro Cristiano de Guayaquil
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Centro Cristiano de Guayaquil (CCG), is the biggest, most well-organized and best-staffed church for one "culto" (1200 people) in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
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[edit] History
The Smith family (John Jerry, Janice and their three children) felt called to Guayaquil. They moved there in 1985, started a little church in Urdesa, with the supplementary aim of establishing a foundation for the benefit of impoverished children. Gradually they accumulated the funds to buy a block of land, build a high school, auditorium and church (seating about 2000 people).
[edit] Church staff
- Principals: John Jerry Smith and Janice Smith
- Pastor Mario Cañizares and his wife
- Pastor Genaro Cárdenas and his wife
- Pastor Sergio Bonilla and his wife
- Pastor Julio Morocho
- Pastor Jaime Vásconez and his wife
- Pastora Anita Robalino
- Pastor Patricio Mena and his wife
- Pastora Patricia Cepeda
- Pastor Francisco Quinde
- Pastor Quike Smith
- Pastor Eduardo Rivas and his wife
[edit] Ministry
The CCG has the following ministries:
- Ministry for Children
- Ministry for Men
- Ministry for Women
- Ministry for Couples
- Tierra Prometida: works with children on the topic of vocation
- Kerigma: works with young people, Francisco Quinde is the principal.
[edit] Service times
Every Sunday, services for the "Culto" take place at 8:00am; 10:30am and midday; there are services on Saturday for young people.
[edit] Services
- John Jerry Smith Foundation.
- Advice office
