Pastors Ennio & Maribel Zaragoza visioned planting a church with a simple goal: to help people connect with God so that they might reach their full potential. MLCC began in May of 2000 with the help of the Vision Team, people committed to seeing this vision become a reality.
From the beginning, MLCC has focused on reaching out to the non-churched community by building relationships through LIFE Groups, the life-giving message of the Gospel, the passion and joy of Sunday services, and the simple style of MLCC brought immediate growth.
In the beginning, we focused on reaching the Hispanic community because we saw a need that was not being served. As a result, we became the first Hispanic church to incorporate and establish itself by purchasing and building Route 8 campuses. As the church continued to grow, we began to extend the life-giving message into the lives of non-Spanish speaking people who were seeking a life-changing experience, the church continued to grow making it necessary to extend our services and develop ministries that met the needs of a growing church.
At the same time, the church helped plant two other churches and supported other ministries through missions. We have six churches in the Dominican Republic and four churches in Haiti under our Lead Pastor in the Hispaniola-Pastor Gevelon. We established a medical clinic and a mission house with Pastor Roberto Orellana in the mountains of Honduras.
For more information, see our Outreach page.
Today, people from all walks of life attend weekend services and LIFE groups in multiple cities in the state of Delaware. God is at work at MLCC. We invite you to see for yourself how exciting church can be when the focus is simple and people are free to seek God with passion!
At a weekend service, you can expect:
The MLCC Growth Track guides you to discover your Purpose and live the life God created for you. The Growth Track is made up of four steps:
1-3 Years Old
Age-appropriate toys to special service elements just for them
4-13 Years Old
Worship, Scripture memorization and Biblical teaching in Small Groups