
Sunday Gatherings
Join us every Sunday for worship, teaching from Scripture, and a warm welcome — whether it's your first visit or your fiftieth.

Gather · Pray · Go
Cornerstone International Christian Church is a family of every nation, learning to love Jesus and love one another right where life happens.
Plan Your Visit


What happens here

Join us every Sunday for worship, teaching from Scripture, and a warm welcome — whether it's your first visit or your fiftieth.

Celebrate the covenants that shape a life. Our pastoral team walks with couples from first meeting to the wedding day.

Safe, joyful spaces for children and teens to explore faith, build friendships, and discover their gifts.

Tuesday sunrise prayer and monthly quiet days help us stop, listen, and bring the city before God.

Midweek gatherings in homes, cafés, and parks — the place where big-church teaching becomes small-church friendship.

From the food pantry to refugee welcome, we partner with local organisations to serve our neighbours.

A word from our pastor
Cornerstone was planted by ordinary people who wanted an honest, welcoming church for a city that never slows down. Wherever you are on the journey, there is a seat here for you.
Daniel Okafor
Lead Pastor
Get involved
Beyond Sundays, Cornerstone is a family that meets, prays, eats, and serves together throughout the week. Here are a few of the doorways in.
Tuesday mornings at 6:30, we open the sanctuary for quiet prayer, coffee, and a short reading before the workday begins.
Small groups of 8–12 people meeting in homes around the city — where questions are welcome and friendships grow.
Two Sunday gatherings at 9:00 and 11:00, plus a family-friendly service on Saturday evenings at 17:30.
Monthly Saturdays where we paint, garden, pack food, and pray with neighbours through partner organisations.
First visit
Doors open 30 minutes before each service. Grab coffee, say hello, and find a seat without pressure.
No dress code, no perfect past required. Come with questions, doubts, or just curiosity.
Each service includes worship, a clear teaching from the Bible, and space to respond in prayer.
Trained teams, secure check-in, and age-appropriate programmes so families can worship freely.
One family, many homes
La Puente · CA · USA
Rooted & Grounded in Love
Ontario · CA · USA
Worship at Ranch View Elementary School MPR
Yorba Linda · CA · USA
Yorba Linda gathering c/o Daniel Noh
This season
Main Church CICC
Inland Empire
All locations
Life In Church

Partner with us
Every gift keeps the lights on, the coffee brewing, and our outreach in the neighbourhood running — from the food pantry on Thursdays to the youth mentoring programme. Thank you for standing with us.
Give NowThe people who serve here

Lead Pastor
Planted Cornerstone in 2014 after fifteen years in youth ministry across three continents.

Pastor of Care
Leads our pastoral care and hospital visitation, and oversees the Life Groups network.

Teaching Pastor
Preaches most Sundays and teaches our Foundations class for new members and seekers.

Worship Pastor
Songwriter and worship leader, shaping the sound of our Sunday and midweek gatherings.

Kids Pastor
Builds the children's ministry so every child knows they are seen, known, and loved by God.

Outreach Director
Coordinates city partnerships, volunteer teams, and our annual Serve the City weekend.
Stories from our church family
"We walked in on a rainy Sunday not knowing anyone. By the end of the service someone had invited us to lunch — and we've been part of a Life Group ever since."
"Cornerstone is the first church where I felt free to ask hard questions and still be welcomed. Serving on Thursdays has reshaped how I see my city."
"Our kids ask on Saturday nights if tomorrow is a church day. That tells me everything about the people who look after them here."
"I moved for school and was lonely for months. A friend brought me to Cornerstone and now I have a family I never expected."
"Hosting a group in our flat seemed small, but watching people grow and belong has been one of the richest parts of our lives."
"I was nervous about church. The welcome team didn't overwhelm me — they just handed me coffee and asked my name. I came back."