Welcome to the Community Church of San Miguel de Allende

An Interdenominational English-Speaking Christian Church serving the greater San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico area

Our mission is to create a welcoming, inclusive Christian Community which seeks to provide spiritual fulfillment in a joyful, giving environment

Every Sunday · 11:00 AM · Prolongacion Callejon de Alcocer #24

Everyone Is Welcome Here

Our congregation comes from diverse spiritual backgrounds — Episcopalians, Presbyterians, Lutherans, Methodists, Catholics, and many others. What unites us is a commitment to open, joyful worship and genuine community.

No membership required. No prior church experience needed. Just show up.

Open to All

You don't need to be a member of our church — or any church — to worship with us or participate in communion.

Rooted in Community

At least 50% of all donations go directly to community outreach projects in San Miguel de Allende.

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Many Traditions, One Table

Our Ministers-in-Residence are ordained in Presbyterian, Methodist, Lutheran, UCC, Episcopal, and other traditions.

A Work Party

You are welcome exactly as you are.

Dear Friends: For the last several weeks, I’ve been exploring the theme of forgiveness in a sermon series based on chapters 18 through 21 in the Gospel according to Matthew.

I’ve tried to convince you that forgiveness is essential to the life of any healthy community — especially any community that calls itself the body of Christ. I’ve argued that forgiveness is a “practice“ at which we can get better over time, both individually and collectively. And I’ve suggested that Jesus shared with his disciples a vision of the kingdom of heaven that is a realm of human relationship shaped entirely by the ethos of God’s all encompassing pardon.

Truth be told, however, thus far I have directed most of our attention to the importance of our forgiving others. This Sunday, we will explore the implications of that bold declaration that we make each week in our prayers of confession and pardon — that each of us is forgiven in the name of Jesus Christ. What comes after forgiveness?

Join us this Sunday in worship as we explore together this most important question. Being forgiven, it turns out, it’s just the point of departure for our life together.