RESOURCES

  • Here at CPC, we believe and practice the New Testament ordinance of water baptism. Baptism is a necessary step in your spiritual journey of faith in Christ. Water baptism does not make you a believer, but it is simply an obedient response in expressing your new faith in Christ.

    When you come to faith in Christ, an inner change takes place. Baptism is the outward symbol of the inward commitment you have made to Jesus Christ. It is the first step of obedience in your journey with Jesus and a public statement of your faith.

    Read a 3-day plan to prepare or decide.

  • Your CPC staff has put together a list of therapists, if you wish to explore this option. We do not promote any individual or group, but we do have confidence in the names below:

    Sandra Moe, MFT - (805) 479-9980

    Offices in Ventura and Camarillo

    Maureen Houtz, MFT - (805) 794-4755

    Virtual appointments (based in Ventura)

    Brian Lee, MA, MFT - (805) 407-7149

    Offices in Ventura and Westlake

    Debra Taylor, MFT - (424) 558-3481

    Virtual appointments & office in Ventura

    Christopher C. Siciliano, PSYD - (805) 644-1650

    Office in Ventura

    Patrick McCaslin, MFT - (805) 288-8530

    Office in Ventura

    Dr. Jim Witty, MA, EdD, Counseling Psychologist - 805-680-5170 - CareCorps@aol.com

    (Jim offers counseling for a suggested, but not required donation to his organization: Care Corp Int.)

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  • If you are married or considering marriage, we highly recommend the resources listed below! If you would like to speak with a pastor, please reach out to the church office – (805)648-2737. Please see our recommended counselors, listed above.

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  • If you are interested in having a memorial service, please reach out to Diane Armstrong - diane@cpcventura.org. Memorial services are available for members and regular attenders.

    Click here to view our memorial book.

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  • On January 31, 1869 a meeting was held in the schoolhouse and ten people became charter members of the Presbyterian Church of San Buenaventura. Later renamed to Community Presbyterian Church, CPC is the oldest Presbyterian church in continuous service in Southern California. Check out our Heritage page to learn more!