About CCMP

CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN MISSION
TO THE PHILIPPINES
PO Box 521, Chino Hills, California 91709
Tels. (714) 281-4704, (714) 897-8526

Objectives and Membership
The California Christian Mission to the Philippines is an organization formed by a group of Filipino Christian families whose main objective is to provide supplemental financial support to the preaching of the Gospel of Christ in the Philippines. Membership initially came from Los Angeles and Orange Counties. As the Lord blessed the organization, membership in the Mission spread to other parts of California and even to other states of the United States and Canada.

Every member is dedicated to abide by the by-laws and objectives of the organization consistent with the New Testament teachings. Each member contributes to the funds of the organization in amounts he or she is convicted by faith and blessings from the Lord. Active membership currently comes from Christian Churches in Southern California like the First Christian Church of Huntington Beach, Carson Christian Church, East Anaheim Christian Church, Westside Christian Church of Long Beach, Lakewood Christian Church, Knott Avenue Christian Church, Eastside Christian Church of Fullerton, First Filipino-American Christian Church, Parkcrest Christian Church, Pomerado Christian Church, and National City Christian Church in San Diego county.

Brief History
On July 1, 1978 the CCMP was born, in a meeting of Christian Filipinos at Circle Park, Huntington Beach, California. The idea was conceived as early as 10 years before that, but did not materialize until that meeting. Meetings to incorporate followed and on February 17, 1980, the group formally elected the first set of officers. On October 20, 1980, the State of California approved the Mission as a non-profit religious corporation. Subsequently on December 23, 1980, the Internal Revenue Service granted tax-exempt status to the CCMP.