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Tri-County Christian Church
History:
Tri-County Christian Church was started in 1991 by Bethany Christian Church of Anderson, Indiana. The Elders of Bethany asked Dr James D. Harless (then an Elder at Bethany) if he would start the new work in the Daleville-Middletown area.
TCCC began on July 1,1991 by holding Wednesday Night Home Bible Studies. The first worship service was held in Ballard Funeral Home of Daleville on November 24,1991. The congregation met there for one year and had to move due to limited space. TCCC then moved to the Fairfield Professional Building in Middletown in the fall of 1992 and met there for seven years. Sixteen acres were purchased on the west side of the town and the present worship center was constructed. The first worship in the facility was held in the fall of 1999.
The 'Body' at TCCC is a friendly and loving group of people desiring to share the love of Jesus with those who are not yet experiencing it. Please feel free to contact the church to ask any questions you might have concerning the services, ministries, or beliefs.
Vision Statement:
Leading all people to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ
Purpose Statement:
As a dynamic church proclaiming the Word of God, we purpose to make disciples of Christ by:
Exalting God
Encouraging Christians Toward Spiritual Maturity
Equipping Christians for Ministry
Evangelizing the World for Christ
Mission Statement:
To honor our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and God, the Father, through the power of the Holy Spirit, by actively pursuing His command to make disciples of all nations.
Tri-County Christian Church was started in 1991 by Bethany Christian Church of Anderson, Indiana. The Elders of Bethany asked Dr James D. Harless (then an Elder at Bethany) if he would start the new work in the Daleville-Middletown area.
TCCC began on July 1,1991 by holding Wednesday Night Home Bible Studies. The first worship service was held in Ballard Funeral Home of Daleville on November 24,1991. The congregation met there for one year and had to move due to limited space. TCCC then moved to the Fairfield Professional Building in Middletown in the fall of 1992 and met there for seven years. Sixteen acres were purchased on the west side of the town and the present worship center was constructed. The first worship in the facility was held in the fall of 1999.
The 'Body' at TCCC is a friendly and loving group of people desiring to share the love of Jesus with those who are not yet experiencing it. Please feel free to contact the church to ask any questions you might have concerning the services, ministries, or beliefs.
Vision Statement:
Leading all people to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ
Purpose Statement:
As a dynamic church proclaiming the Word of God, we purpose to make disciples of Christ by:
Exalting God
Encouraging Christians Toward Spiritual Maturity
Equipping Christians for Ministry
Evangelizing the World for Christ
Mission Statement:
To honor our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and God, the Father, through the power of the Holy Spirit, by actively pursuing His command to make disciples of all nations.