WORSHIP MINISTRIES
Worship and Arts at 4Cs
Worship and Arts at Christ Community Covenant Church seeks to glorify God through excellence so that Christ is our main focus, allowing us to encounter Him in a variety of expressions of worship: through music, prayers and readings, special events, dance, decor, spoken word and more. We enjoy an inter-generational approach to worship incorporating both hymns and contemporary music with a variety of music styles.
Marcel and Cindy Arocha, through their company Ivia Collective, have been providing worship leaders to churches across the United States for the past five years. With over 20 years in pastoral ministry, they understand the need for practical and spiritual support for church teams, helping to foster healthy, thriving ministry environments. Marcel and Cindy bring extensive experience as professional musicians, ministry leaders, and worship pastors who share a deep passion for the work of Jesus’ Church. Each has served with globally recognized ministries—including Hillsong Worship, ResLife Worship, and Tierra—before coming together in marriage and ministry collaboration.
While you’ve already experienced the impact of their worship leaders in our services, we’re excited to welcome Marcel and Cindy personally over the next three months. Not only will they lead us through the Christmas season, but they will also help us discern the qualities we need in a future worship leader who can guide our congregation forward. We look forward to this continued partnership with them as we step into the Christmas season and the new year together.
Marcel and Cindy will be leading worship for us through the end of January. We are blessed to have them. On November 17, following 2nd service please join us for a light lunch and meet and greet with Marcel and Cindy.
“We worship to remind each other who we are and to whom we belong. We worship to remind ourselves it is not all about us – it is about God. It is about God’s kingdom of justice, peace, and righteousness. Because in [God’s] presence, all that is temporary melts away. We need God. We need our sisters and our brothers. In worship we see a little more of the glory God has for us. We see a little more of ourselves in Christ. We see God.”
– John E. Phelan, Jr., President and Dean of North Park Theological Seminary