If you're looking for a congregation in which your own faith journey will be honored and in which you will be challenged to grow -- spiritually, intellectually and personally -- then we'd like to invite you to check out DCC. Ours is warm and inclusive Christian congregation which seeks to welcome and to serve the exciting and diverse mix of God’s people with justice and love. We are theologically progressive, but embrace a diversity of thought among our members. You can't miss us: ours is the Spanish mission style church building located just across from central park and the Farmers Market at the corner of Fourth and C Streets in downtown Davis.

Welcome!

Location / Parking

 Davis Community Church is located between C and D Streets north of 4th Street in downtown Davis.
Weekends: Parking is free on C and D Streets and 4th Street
Weekdays: Free 2-hour parking on C , D and 4th Streets until 6:00pm
Evenings: After 6:00pm there are no parking restrictions.

Worship Services

 

2010-11 Community Concert Series
Sunday, September 19, 4 p.m.  
Todd Haabe, flamenco guitarist

Todd Haabe and his band create original, unforgettable flamenco music that is intense but not strictly traditional.  Haabe comes from a rock background and infuses his music with a surprising sound.  Samples can be heard on his website:
http://www.toddhaabymusic.com/todd-haaby-discography.shtml  Don't miss this one!

 

 

 

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Rajmohan Gandhi

 Sunday, October 24th, 2010

9:45 — “The Legacy of Gandhi”

            Presentation & Discussion in the Sanctuary

 

3 - 4:30 pm — “Building Bridges for Peace”  

            Presentation & Discussion for the Community 

Fellowship Hall at 421 D St., Davis

 

More information

Gandhi-related events
* Book study begins August 25!  For more information click here!

Reading and resources

 

 

 

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Stephen Ministry Training, 2011

The Courier Newsletter - September, 2010

Did you know...

 
The baptismal font in our Sanctuary was created by Davis artist Sandra Shannonhouse

and was recently featured in a Davis Life Magazine blog created by DCCer, Bob Schultz.  Read all about it here.

 

We are a congregation that has been rooted in the community of Davis for over 125 years. At the same time, we're always seeking those new ways through which God continues to speak to the Church and to the world today DCC is a congregation with a dual heritage.

As the oldest Protestant congregation in Davis, we have "grown up" with the city and continue to see the whole city as our parish. You'll find members of our church in leadership positions throughout the community -- at the university, in business, in the helping professions -- seeking to bring healing and wholeness wherever people and families are hurting. We also have been a Presbyterian congregation since our founding in 1869, and are proud of the way our particular heritage invites people to approach the Christian faith both as a journey of the heart and the mind.

Welcome to DCC!

Fall 2010 Syllabus
Sundays 9:45-10:45 a.m. in the Office Conference Room

Coordinator:  JoAnn Diel, Minister of Congregational Care
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This 10-week class explores what it means to be a Presbyterian and a part of Davis Community Church as you connect with others getting to know our church. 

September 19
Beginnings: A time to get acquainted and get started.
Navigating DCC (tour of the church and publications, website, etc.)
Facilitator:  Rev. Mary Lynn Tobin

September 26
Decision-making in the church: Presbyterian governance. 
How do we make decisions in our church and denomination?
How is our won Session structured to help lead our ministry? 
Facilitator: Mary Lynn Tobin

October 3
No class -- Davis bike event and worship on the patio 

October 10
Where we came from: Presbyterian history
What does it mean to be Presbyterian?  How are we different than "Denomination X"?
Why do we do what we do in worship at DCC? 
Facilitator: Frank Hamilton

October 17
The Bible personally and in our communal life
What does it mean that we take the Bible seriously, but not literally?   
Facilitator: Rev.Tricia Calahan

October 24
No class -- Rajmohan Gandhi speaker  

October 31
Prayer
How do we make prayer a art of our everyday experience?
What are some different ways to pray? 
Facilitator: JoAnn Diel

November 7 
Looking for a way to connect at DCC
Individuals from many of the ministries and groups at DCC will visit our class to share briefly their
passions and to help put a face to many aspects of our church.
Facilitators: JoAnn Diel and Rev. Bill Habicht 
                 
November 14
Sharing our stories of faith 
How did we get here?  What has been important in our journeys thus far? 
Facilitators: JoAnn Diel and David Deffner

November 21
Who is DCC?  What does it mean to be a member here?
What is our mission?  What are our values?  How do we live those out?
Facilitator:  Rev. Mary Lynn Tobin

*Tuesday, November 16, 7:00 PM
Meet with session in the Fireside Room to share faith journeys and to be received into membership.