HAGGAI MANDATE

BUILDING PROJECT

CAPITOL CITY BAPTIST CHURCH

111 WEST AVE. QUEZON CITY

VISION

We are a church that glorifies God by making disciples who make disciples through proclaiming Christ and loving our neighbors in the heart of the nation with the nations at heart.

MISSION

Every CCBCer is a disciplemaker. Every leader a shepherd.

Ministry happens wherever CCBCers are.

WHAT IS CCBC?

Capitol City Baptist Church or CCBC, is a church that gathers to worship at 111 West Avenue, Quezon City.

From its pioneering stage in 1959 – when Conservative Baptist missionaries Bruce Kerr, Orman Knight, and Jim Cook initiated Bible studies and held the first worship service in Philam Homes in Quezon City – CCBC grew into an established church in the 1960s and acquired a property on West Ave. Its first Filipino pastor was Rev. Fred Magbanua Jr.

Under his leadership, CCBC expanded in the 1970s-80s, hosting the headquarters of the Conservative Baptist Association of the Philippines (CBAP) and the Conservative Baptist Mission (CBM), training pastors through the Conservative Baptist Bible (CBB), and helping organize the Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches (PCEC).

In the 1980s-2000s, the church focused on equipping members for ministry. CCBCers learned to share the gospel through Evangelism Explosion training. They have also learned to see where God is working and join Him there.

From 2000 to the present, CCBC has become a thriving multi-generational church under the leadership of dedicated pastors, innovating through small group churches, engaging in cross-cultural missions, and forming strategic partnerships to minister to children, youth, the poor, OFWs, drug addicts, Muslims, and even convicted law offenders.

CHURCH PLANTING

Capitol City Baptist Church (CCBC) has been actively engaged in church planting as part of its mission to fulfill the Great Commission and reach communities with the gospel of Jesus Christ. Rooted in a vision to multiply disciples and establish vibrant local congregations, CCBC has supported and sent out church planters both locally and regionally. These efforts include launching daughter churches, partnering with leaders in underserved areas, and equipping lay people for ministry through training and discipleship. Each church plant is nurtured with pastoral support, resources, and a commitment to spiritual and community development, ensuring sustainable growth and a strong gospel witness.

Through prayer, collaboration, and a heart for the lost, CCBC continues to expand its impact for God’s kingdom. Some of these daughter churches have given birth to other churches as well.

CCBC Daughter Churches

National Capital Region

Church of the Lord of Host – Cubao, Quezon City CCBC Sauyo – Quezon City

Lagro Christian Fellowship – Quezon City

Krus na Ligas Baptist Church—Diliman, Quezon City

Filinvest Community Christian Fellowship – Filinvest II, Quezon City University Gospel Church, Sampaloc, Manila

Valenzuela Christian Fellowship – Valenzuela City Karuhatan Christian Church – Karuhatan, Valenzuela City CCBC Pasong Tamo – Pasong Tamo, Quezon City

Pasay City Christian Church – Pasay City Metropolitan Baptist Church – Paco, Manila Amparo Christian Fellowship – Caloocan City

De La Costa Christian Fellowship – Caloocan City Emmanuel Church of Makati – Makati City Region II

Christ the Redeemer and Lord Christian Fellowship – Solano, Nueva Viscaya Bagabag Baptist Church – Nueva Viscaya

CAR (Cordillera Administrative Region) Pines Christian Church – La Trinidad, Benguet Atok Christian Church – La Trinidad, Benguet Region III

Jesus Christ Community Church – Sapang Palay, Bulacan Great Commission Baptist Church – Gapan City, Nueva Ecija Cabanatuan Christian Church – Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija

San Jose Conservative Baptist Church – San Jose City, Nueva Ecija

Jesus Christ the Living God Fellowship – Science City of Munoz, Nueva Ecija Masantol Christian Fellowship – Masantol, Pampanga

CCBC Arayat – Arayat, Pampanga

CCBC San Fernando – San Fernando City, Pampanga CCBC Angeles – Angeles City, Pampanga

Region IV-A CALABARZON

CCBC Morong – Morong, Rizal

Lemery Baptist Church – Lemery, Batangas CCBC San Luis – San Luis, Batangas Region IV-B MIMAROPA

CCBC Balogo – Sta Cruz, Marinduque CCBC Kansurok – Boac, Marinduque CCBC Bonliw – Torijos, Marinduque

CCBC Praiseland – Buenavista, Marinduque

Region V

CCBC Bacacay – Bacacay, Albay

Region VIII

CCBC Catarman – Catarman, Northern Samar

Hongkong

Jubillee International Filipino Fellowship

OUTREACH MINISTRIES

Capitol City Baptist Church is committed to reaching out and making a difference in the community through various outreach ministries. These programs are designed to meet practical needs while sharing God’s love and hope with children, students, families, and individuals seeking a fresh start in life.

Campus Ministry

CCBC workers and volunteers regularly conduct values education classes with the students of the school, often gathering students in the same class sections to common groups to foster openness and sharing in discussions. Values classes are conducted every month to 500 – 800 students.

     AWANA PROGRAM

Awana is a Christian ministry that uses a Bible-based program to engage children and youth, ages 2 to 18, in evangelism and discipleship. We minister to about 80 children every month.

     ALTERNATIVE LEARNING SYSTEM (ALS)

The Alternative Learning System (ALS) is a parallel, non- formal education program in the Philippines designed to offer alternative pathways for basic education completion for out-of-school youth and adults. 113 out- of-school youth and adult learners were enabled to receive an education and successfully graduate.

     KAAGAPAY

Kaagapay is Capitol City Baptist Church’s outreach ministry to parolees and probationers, offering monthly therapeutic sessions in partnership with QC-PPO2 that provide spiritual support, gospel-centered devotionals, and a message of hope and transformation through Jesus Christ. We minister to about 500 people.

CCBC SENDS

CCBC is a sending church committed to fulfilling the Great Commission as commanded in Matthew 28:18–20. Embracing Jesus’ call to make disciples of all nations, CCBC actively sends and supports missionaries across the globe. With a heart for the nations and a passion for the gospel, the church partners with mission workers through prayer, financial support, and ongoing care— empowering them to proclaim Christ, disciple believers, and plant churches in diverse cultural contexts.

As part of its global mission, CCBC has adopted unreached people groups and works closely with trusted missions agencies to help bring the gospel to those who have never heard. Through strategic partnerships, the church is committed to seeing the least reached nations discipled in Christ for the glory of God.

WHAT IS THE HAGGAI MANDATE BUILDING PROJECT?

For nearly 70 years, Capitol City Baptist Church (CCBC) has been a home, a fortress, and a place of solace for countless lives. Through decades of challenges and triumphs, CCBC has stood as a testament to God’s faithfulness.

In the book of Haggai, God calls His people to rebuild His house—not just as a physical structure, but as a vibrant center of worship and community.

“Consider your ways…and build the house that I may take pleasure in it, that I may be glorified, says the LORD.” Haggai 1:8.

The Haggai Mandate Building Project (HMBP) is the facilities development program of Capitol City Baptist Church. It is a campaign to rebuild and improve facilities of the church on the West Avenue, Quezon City property.

The book of Haggai is a story of renewal, faithfulness, and trust in God’s provision. The CCBC Haggai Mandate Building Project is about more than bricks and mortar. It’s about creating a space where hearts are reignited in worship, where faith rises into action, and where our community is reshaped by God’s love. It is about BUILDING GOD’S LEGACY.

WHY ARE WE RENOVATING THE CHURCH?

We are renovating to preserve our sacred space, improve functionality, ensure safety, and create a more expansive space and environment for worship, community gatherings and mission outreaches.

The new building design is a multi-purpose public facility that provides a venue for CCBC activities and ministries. It will be constructed on two adjacent lots on 111 West Ave. totaling 1,600 sq meters. The usable floor area of the proposed building is 3,249 square meters. This will be three times the current usable area of the current facility.

The designer employed the concept “genus loci” or “spirit of the place” concept of generating an architectural design. It is the sensory influence that reflects the culture, character, traditions, society and belief of the place. Since CCBC stands as a witness for Christ in the heart of the nation, then its architecture reflects that identity.

HOW LONG WILL THE RENOVATION TAKE?

The renovation will finish in 2027.

These are the different phases of construction.

Phase 1:

Main Sanctuary Left and Right-wing extensions

Phase 2: Admin Offices

Function Rooms

Existing

New Construction Parking & Retail

BUDGET PHASING SUMMARY

PHASE 1

Main Sanctuary Left & Right Wing Extensions

2,061 SQM

PHASE 2

Admin Offices Function Rooms

657 SQM

PHASE 3

New Parking Level Commercial Space

1,188 SQM

PHP 49,000,000                    PHP 22,000,000                    PHP 28,000,000

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HOW WILL THE SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES CONTINUE DURING THE RENOVATION?

We are committed to keeping our worship services and church ministry activities ongoing throughout the renovation. Construction has been scheduled in coordinated phases to allow CCBC to continue the services and scheduled activities. At the onset of the CONSTRUCTION PHASE, a TENT will be constructed to be the temporary worship space. Depending on the phase of the project, services and big group activities will be held in THE TENT.

The church leadership has adjusted schedules and is doing virtual services to ensure continuity during the renovation.

Ministry leaders will provide regular updates, and schedules will be posted on our bulletin board, website, and social media.

WHO IS OVERSEEING THE RENOVATION?

The renovation is being overseen by a dedicated committee—the HAGGAI MANDATE BOARD—made up of church leaders, trusted members of CCBC, and experienced professionals. This team is working closely with architects, engineers, and contractors to ensure that every step of the renovation reflects our values, stays on budget, and meets the needs of our church community.

HOW IS THE HAGGAI PROJECT BEING FUNDED?

Funding may come from a combination of donations, fundraising efforts, grants, and church funds.

A monthly report will be available to all members pertaining to funds raised and funds used.

The total estimated cost of the building project is 100 million pesos.

Seasons change; and so, do needs. The Haggai Mandate Building Project is our opportunity to reignite the passion and purpose of worship by creating a space that reflects the glory of God.

This project is more than a renovation – it’s an act of faith. It’s a chance to dream boldly, to believe that one day we’ll gather in a renewed space, lifting our voices in worship. And in that venue, we pray, by God’s faithfulness, each one would be united with the same love for God, and the same drive to live a life of true worship.

CAN I CONTRIBUTE TO THE HAGGAI PROJECT?

Absolutely! You can contribute through financial donations, volunteering, or offering services and materials. Every contribution helps.

HOW CAN I STAY UPDATED ON THE HAGGAI PROJECT?

You can stay informed through our weekly church updates, official CCBC Facebook page, website updates, and announcements during Sunday services.

We’ll also send email updates to those on our mailing list. If you have any questions or would like to receive updates directly, feel free to contact the church office.

WHO DO I CONTACT IF I HAVE QUESTIONS OR SUGGESTIONS?

If you have any questions or suggestions or would like to get involved, please reach out to Pastor Jorge de Ramos at +639177194406 or email at pastorjorge@ccbc.ph. We welcome your input and appreciate your support!

Great things are rarely achieved overnight. They require endurance, consistency, and obedience. The Haggai Project is a big vision, and it will take all of us working together to make it a reality.

This is about giving our hearts & our money. Every gift, no matter the size, is an act of faith. It’s a declaration that we believe in God’s promises and His plan for our church. It’s a continued pursuit of the call to make disciples, proclaim Christ, and love our neighbors. Together, we can build something that will impact lives for generations.