A welcoming church in Zephyrhills, Florida

Praising God,
Serving People

Community Presbyterian is not just a place—it’s the people! We are enthusiastic about gathering for worship, fellowship, and service. We believe we have a responsibility to model in our lives what has been made known to us through Christ, and we are an inclusive faith community with a heart for service—come see for yourself!

Come As You Are

Sunday Worship at 10 a.m.

All are welcome, dress is casual, atmosphere is warm and relaxed, music is traditional or classic. Children often choose to attend Sunday School, but are also invited to remain in worship and there is a special “Prayground” area with hands-on activities. Nursery is also available. Join us for snacks and conversation after worship in fellowship hall.

A Non-Traditional Alternative

Wednesdays at 6 p.m.

Community of Hope is a weekly Wednesday gathering for anyone who wants to explore faith in an informal, inclusive setting — especially those who have felt excluded or turned off by traditional church. Lightly structured around a weekly topic with plenty of room for discussion, COH draws people from all walks of life and regularly features outside speakers on topics ranging from self-care to racial equity to LGBTQ+ issues. We believe God’s radically inclusive love excludes no one, and that the diversity of God’s creation is part of what makes it beautiful. Come as you are. Question freely. You are welcome here.

messy church

First Sundays from 3 to 5 p.m.

On the first Sunday of each month, we gather from 3:00 to 5:00 PM for Messy Church, an afternoon program built around high energy and low structure. There is a lot of movement, a lot of activities, and very little sitting still required. Families from our congregation and from the broader community come together, and kids who need space to move and explore tend to love it. They almost always want to come back.

food ministries

Anyone who comes is served, without exception

Community Cupboard serves close to 35,000 meals a year and shows no signs of slowing down.

When you come on a meal or pantry day, you see a true cross section of the community. Older adults on fixed incomes stretched thin by rent and medication. Families that are working but still coming up short, especially since SNAP reductions took effect. Multigenerational households, grandparents and aunts and uncles and two families under one roof, all trying to feed each other. Neighbors experiencing homelessness.