Plan A Visit

We suggest you arrive approximately 45 minutes before the beginning of the service you would like to attend. This will enable you to find parking. Please stop by one of our welcome kiosks near the front of the sanctuary to let a greeter know that this is your first time visiting. An usher will be happy to assist you with finding a seat.

No, we do not offer reserved seating. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.

At CCCH, we offer children’s and youth ministries for ages newborn through high school. Every classroom is equipped for the age it occupies and has teaching that is age-appropriate We strongly encourage children to attend classes on Sundays and Wednesdays where they will benefit most from the Bible teachings at their grade level.

If you should choose to keep your child with you in the sanctuary, the rows along the back wall are designated as “family” seating. We ask that you and your children sit in these seats to limit the distractions during the teaching.

Face masks are not required in any area of our campus. However, if you want or need to wear a face mask, you are certainly welcome to do so.

Pastor Jack generally meets new visitors in the courtyard or sanctuary foyer after each service. 

If you are looking for biblical guidance, we have a pastoral staff available and willing to meet with you – contact the church office, (909) 393.7100, Tuesday – Friday, 9AM – 5PM, to make an appointment. If you want to meet with Pastor Jack personally, you may contact the church and ask for his assistant.

Although we cannot provide recommendations, the following are two local hotels.

Hampton Inn & Suites
3150 Chino Avenue
Chino Hills, CA   91709
909.591.2474
(4 miles for CCCH)

Ayres Hotel
4785 Chino Hills Parkway
Chino Hills, CA   91709
909.631.2922
(1.5 miles from CCCH)

Typically, communion is held on the first Wednesday evening of each month.

Yes, simply post your handicap placard so it is visible to our parking attendants or indicate to them your license plate. You will be directed to the handicapped parking area.

We do not have the capacity for RV parking in our church parking lots. Your RV may be parked in a nearby shopping center during services or events, and you may walk to our campus.

Although we do not give tours of our campus, you are more than welcome to walk around our campus’s ground level while you’re here. There are location signs throughout. Please do not enter any classrooms.

Children’s Ministry (Newborn – grade 6) – New families can register their children in the @Home Room located on the west side of the courtyard or the children’s ministry kiosk. Follow the signs or ask any greeter or usher for assistance.

Jr. High (grades 7 – 8) – Students meet upstairs in Room E226, during all Sunday services and on Wednesday evenings. No pre-registration is needed.

High School (grades 9 – 12) – Students meet upstairs in Room E223, during all Sunday services and on Wednesday evenings. No pre-registration is needed.

Dogs are not allowed anywhere on campus, including, but not limited to, the sanctuary, gym, classrooms, the courtyard, lawn, or parking lot.

Licensed certified dogs are allowed to perform their everyday work-related tasks with their handler. Upon arrival, please check in at the “Welcome” kiosk located outside near the west side entrance of the sanctuary. 

Yes, we have a room specifically for nursing mothers and their babies. It is located in the rear west hallway of the sanctuary and mothers are able to continue to watch and hear the service.

Only bottled water is allowed in the buildings.

We are not a denominational church, nor are we opposed to denominations as such, only their over-emphasis of doctrinal differences that have led to division in the body of Christ. We are both an independent church fellowship and a part of the Calvary Chapel Outreach Fellowship, a loose-knit affiliation of over 1,800 churches worldwide.

If you are interested in getting involved by serving the Lord in a ministry here, simply click on Get Involved and then the Join a Ministry tab.

Membership in a spiritual body occurs not by joining but through the work of the Spirit, placing us into the Body of Christ. Thus, those who fellowship regularly and involve themselves with the ministry and the congregation are considered members of Calvary.

Calvary Chapel Chino Hills is funded through the tithes and offerings of the congregation. Other than teaching biblical principles regarding giving, no pressure is exerted to raise funds or obtain pledges. We believe that “where God guides, God provides,” and look to Him to stir the hearts of people to give.