Welcome to Citi Del of Praise

We’re so glad you made it here.

You didn’t land on this page by accident. Maybe you’re tired of doing life on your own and smiling through silent battles. Maybe the noise of the world has gotten so loud that you just need a safe place to be still and rest in the presence of the Lord. Or maybe you’ve been feeling disconnected—like you’re drifting through life without community, without clarity, without purpose. And then again, perhaps you’re full of spiritual passion, and you’re just looking for a church that matches your fire. Either way—we see you. We understand. We’ve been there too.

That’s why Citi Del of Praise exists. The word Citi Del literally means sanctuary, and that’s exactly what we are—a sanctuary for all of God’s people. A place of covering. A place of healing. A place where faith comes alive and weary hearts are restored. As Psalm 91:1 reminds us, "He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty." This is that place.

This isn’t just a church. This is a family-ship—a sacred space where real people meet a real God, where brokenness is met with compassion, and where healing, power, and purpose collide. If you're longing for community… if you're worn from carrying life’s burdens alone… if you're searching for answers in a world that keeps changing… then know this: you belong here.

Come because you’re hungry for more than hype. Come because you crave the Word of God, rightly divided and deeply rooted in truth. Come because you want to grow in your faith, and you want to do it in a place where your pastor knows your name, your story, and your spiritual gifts. 

This isn’t a place where you’ll get lost in the aisles—we walk with you, pray with you, and grow with you. At Citi Del of Praise, we don’t just gather on Sundays. We build lives. We raise families in faith. We carry one another through the highs and lows. And we believe in the transformative power of God’s presence to do what self-help books and surface religion never could. As Hebrews 10:25 encourages us, "Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as is the manner of some, but exhorting one another—and so much the more as you see the Day approaching."