<p>What type of mask do you wear?  Why do you wear it?  In this message, our guest speaker, Dr. Jazz focuses on the word Damascus from Acts 9.  On the road to DeMaskUs, you will learn that there are different types of masks like insecurity, overachieving and being controlling.  People wear masks during the pandemic, but there are also internal masks that cover our pain and shame.  Let's stop wearing internal masks so we can get to our destiny and purpose.</p>

What type of mask do you wear? Why do you wear it? In this message, our guest speaker, Dr. Jazz focuses on the word Damascus from Acts 9. On the road to DeMaskUs, you will learn that there are different types of masks like insecurity, overachieving and being controlling. People wear masks during the pandemic, but there are also internal masks that cover our pain and shame. Let's stop wearing internal masks so we can get to our destiny and purpose.

Road to DeMASKus

Koinonia Christian Center Church (KCC) was founded by Bishop Rosie S. O’neal in 1989 with seven members. The name of the church was Koinonia Christian Church (which was later changed to Koinonia Christian Center Church Ministries, Inc.). The church held its first service on February 3, 1989, at the Ramada Inn in Greenville, NC. After the initial service, KCC moved back into the home of Bishop Rosie and Bro. Toiriste O’neal in Greenville, NC. Bishop O’neal continued to have Sunday services and Tuesday night Bible Study for about 18 months at their home. 

In the summer of 1991, KCC moved to a storefront facility which held about 60 people and the church remained there until July 1993. On August 15, 1993, KCC moved into a church facility on the corner of Hudson and Ward Streets that could seat approximately 440 people. During this time, KCC began to experience tremendous growth. Bishop O’neal was divinely connected to her spiritual father, Bishop I.V. Hilliard, and received principles that helped catapult the ministry to another level of excellence and favor. In August of 2004, KCC moved into their present facility at 1405 SW Greenville Blvd. We currently minister to over 2300 members and have a location Raleigh, NC at 1110 Buck Jones Road. 

Our worship encounters are Sundays at 9am and 12pm and 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 12pm and 7pm.  Our app is available in the google and apple play stores. www.kccfamily.com Connect with us @koinoniachristiancenter on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter.

Religion & Spirituality

Koinonia Christian Center Church (KCC) was founded by Bishop Rosie S. O’neal in 1989 with seven members. The name of the church was Koinonia Christian Church (which was later changed to Koinonia Christian Center Church Ministries, Inc.). The church held its first service on February 3, 1989, at the Ramada Inn in Greenville, NC. After the initial service, KCC moved back into the home of Bishop Rosie and Bro. Toiriste O’neal in Greenville, NC. Bishop O’neal continued to have Sunday services and Tuesday night Bible Study for about 18 months at their home. In the summer of 1991, KCC moved to a storefront facility which held about 60 people and the church remained there until July 1993. On August 15, 1993, KCC moved into a church facility on the corner of Hudson and Ward Streets that could seat approximately 440 people. During this time, KCC began to experience tremendous growth. Bishop O’neal was divinely connected to her spiritual father, Bishop I.V. Hilliard, and received principles that helped catapult the ministry to another level of excellence and favor. In August of 2004, KCC moved into their present facility at 1405 SW Greenville Blvd. We currently minister to over 2300 members and have a location Raleigh, NC at 1110 Buck Jones Road. Our worship encounters are Sundays at 9am and 12pm and 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 12pm and 7pm. Our app is available in the google and apple play stores. www.kccfamily.com Connect with us @koinoniachristiancenter on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter.

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