Missions

Loving Our Neighbor..... What better way to share God's love than supporting our neighborhood. We actively and financially support the Transformation Village (formerly the Christian Help center)  and Vallejo Together which provide shelter for the homeless, meals, and support to our local neighbors to help them rebuild their lives.  We are also actively involved with Steffan Manor School, the elementary school across the street from us.  We host Rebuilding Together Solano County in a food distribution program at the church on Wednesdays and Thursdays.  


More globally, we support Westminster Woods, a church camp located in the beautiful Redwoods near Occidental, Ca.  Check out  Mission Sundays and you will find out you can easily support poor farmers in third world countries. Our most recent Mission trip was to Eureka were we fed the homeless and helped with building repairs.

Chuck and Michelle Speir present Community Presbyterian Church with a recognition:

"In grateful appreciation to Community Presbyterian Church

for sixty-two years of dedication and support to

Boy Scout Troop 77, Vallejo, CA. 1958-2020"


Chuck is the retiring scoutmaster for troop 77.

Eagle Scout Project for CPC

"Hello Everyone! My name is Parker Stewart, and I am a boy scout of Troop 007 located in Benicia. These past couple of months, I have been working on obtaining my Eagle rank, the highest achievable rank in scouting. To do this, I planned and carried out a service project to benefit CPC church. My project was to build and install soundproofing insulation panels in the Fellowship Hall and in Room 2 to reduce echo and sound pollution. Through much work, we completed the project and hung 34 baffles in the fellowship hall. 

However, the supplies for these baffles were expensive, and although kind friends and family have donated to my project, there is still $300 of materials unpaid for. If you want to help contribute to the project, please donate to the church's building fund. It would not only help me, but it would help future projects and the church in general. Thanks to everyone who helped me along the way and helped me get my project done. "

Missions Sundays

Each Sunday of the month is designated as a special mission target, so you can easily make a contribution to help others. It may be as simple as collecting items you already have and bringing them to church, saving a few pennies while you remember the hungry or making a small purchase to help Third World farmers.  You can even help our children and youth programs by recycling cans, paper, and bottles. 

  • 1st Sunday- Fair Trade Sunday

    1st Sunday of the month is Fair Trade Sunday. From October through June, we have items, mostly coffee beans, cocoa beans and teas for sale during our coffee hour.   Our Fair Trade table supports small farmer coops  in Third World countries by offering their goods at a reasonable, fair trade price. Typically they earn 25% more through this program which markedly improves their standard of living. Click here to see current offerings.

  • 2nd sunday- Local Missions

    2nd Sundays of the month by collecting;

    • Kleenex, pencils, erasers, composition books, wet-wipes for Steffan Manor School
    • Box Tops for Education-grocery products such as soup and cereal that have an emblem on the top of the box "Box Tops for Education"
    • Magazines are delivered to Sutter Hospital waiting areas.
    • Greeting cards so we can send them to those who are ill, etc.
    • Calendars are delivered to the Veterans Home in Yountville and teachers at Steffan Manor School.

  • 3rd Sunday- Food Pantry

    We collect non-perishable food items and deliver them to the Transformation Village (formerly  the Christian Help Center) in Vallejo to help feed the homeless and hungry.  We have a bookcase in the corner of the Fellowship Hall to place your items. While the 3rd Sunday is the designated Sunday, we will accept food items anytime.

  • 4th Sunday- Cents-Ability Program

    This is a Presbytery program that provides funds to the food banks and other feeding programs in Northern California. We invite everyone of all ages to contribute a few cents at every meal in thankfulness for having food to eat and in response to Jesus' command, "You give them something to eat." Once a month you bring what you have collected to church. If each of us contribute just two cents a meal (a 30-day month of 3 meals per day), that adds us to $1.80. if 100 people contributed that each month, we would give $2,160 a year to this worthy program. A few cents can add up!  To learn more about Cents-Ability, click here.

Partnership Missions-

We also partner with the following organizations-


Rebuilding Together Solano County (RTSC) Food Program

This ongoing Food Program  provides free food e,g, deli meat, produce, dairy and baked goods to low-income seniors,  veterans, disabled and families every Wednesday and Thursday on a first come first serve basis starting at noon at our church. You are welcome to volunteer for this worthy program. Additionally RTSC aids in home repair for low income, disabled, and veterans. Click here to learn about the  our latest activities with them. For more information, click here to go to their website.


Transformation Village (formerly the Christian Help Center)-

Provides food and shelter to those who are homeless and in need of care with compassion, dignity and respect.

They envision a community where everyone has a right to affordable housing and food. Through their support, those in need become independent and self-sufficient citizens in our society.  They are located at  2166 Sacramento St. Vallejo, Ca 94590. Their phone number is  (707)553-8192.   


Vallejo Together-

This organization is as advocate for the homeless, senior citizens and veterans. They often deliver meals to homeless camps,  They not only provide food, but give families and friends in need access to showers, washers and dryers, internet computer with printer, long distance telephone, microwave use, free coffee, cup of noodles, breakfast bars and emergency clothing. Resource navigators help access employment applications, make appointments, and secure necessary documents and look for housing. All of this is totally done with volunteers. They also run some transitional homes and have a medical mobile unit.