Skip to main content

About Coast City

Our Story

Coast City has been part of the Virginia Beach community since 1986, growing from a small group meeting in a home to the vibrant community we are today. Our journey has been marked by faith, perseverance, and God's guiding hand. From humble beginnings as Christian Chapel, we've experienced the miracle of acquiring our first building in 1991, and the dedication of our current Worship Center in 2010. Then In 2021, we embraced a new name, Coast City, reflecting our commitment to this exciting season of growth and ministry.

Our Mission

We commit to Engage, Equip, & Deploy people into their God-given purpose and in turn Engage all people with the life-changing power of Jesus.

Our Vision 

To love God, Love People, and Make Jesus known 

“We are here to Love God with wholehearted devotion, pursuing a deep relationship with Him through worship, prayer, and study of His Word. We Love People by demonstrating compassion, kindness, and Love for all. We Make Jesus Known through sharing the Good News of a relationship with Jesus boldly and in love, living lives that reflect His grace and truth.”

Our core values shape everything we do

Our Values

  • Connect with Christ: We foster a culture of prayer and worship, recognizing that these are essential to growing closer to God and experiencing His joy. (Psalm 100:1-2)
  • Care for Others: We believe in sharing God’s love with those around us, both locally and globally. We support missions, serve our community, and encourage every member to be an ambassador for Christ. (Matthew 9:37-38)
  • Create Community: We’re more than just a church; we’re a family. We strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment where everyone feels loved and accepted, and where lasting relationships can flourish. (Hebrews 10:24-25)
  • Cultivate Calling: We believe that every person has a unique purpose in God’s kingdom. We provide opportunities for discipleship and spiritual growth, empowering individuals to discover and fulfill their calling. (Romans 12:2)