Welcome to the CCC Online Program Registration system! We've designed this portal to make registration for our events as streamlined as possible. Any eligible upcoming events are listed below. Please note that you will need to create an account in order to register your group for CCC (completely free, you can do so in the top right of this page). If you already have an account, you will be required to sign in before you can proceed.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the CCC main office, Monday-Friday 9am-5pm at (704) 721-0033, or email us at ccc@carolinacrossconnection.org
Empowering Students and Adults. A CCC Home Repair gives students and adults the spiritual renewal of a camp experience and the life-changing opportunities of a weeklong mission trip. While the work is challenging, CCC makes it easy for your group to worship, serve, and grow. We provide the location, training, tools, supplies, and connection to needy families. You and your students give the hands, heart, and soul of Christlike service. During a week in the summer, your group will perform various home repairs for the unemployed, the disabled, the elderly, or single parents and have an amazing time sharing God’s love! A typical week at CCC includes serving 2-3 different families through the following types of projects:
Building Hope. In addition to helping with physical needs, we strive to meet the spiritual, emotional, and social needs of the residents we meet. You are encouraged to pray with the families you serve, have lunch with them, and share the love of Christ. CCC is also about helping students. We want students to be empowered to do and lead, to experience acceptance, laughter, spiritual growth, community, and impactful worship. We are serious about service AND serious about having fun and growing spiritually during your week of camp with us!
They are creating a Christian Community. Groups are expected to arrive on Sunday afternoons between 1:30 and 3:30 PM. Groups will depart the following Saturday around 10:00 AM. On Sunday, every participant will be placed in a Christian Mission Group. Each CMG comprises 1-2 adults and 4-5 students. CMGs are formed from mixing up churches, ages, sexes, and construction experiences. However, if you prefer that your church group stays together, we can do that too. Each CMG will work together for the entire week (Mon-Fri). CMGs depart for worksites by 9:15 AM and return between 4:00 and 5:00 PM. In the evenings, the staff will plan activities, including community building, worship, games, sharing, small groups with your church, and free time.
Empowering Students and Adults. A CCC Home Repair gives students and adults the spiritual renewal of a camp experience and the life-changing opportunities of a weeklong mission trip. While the work is challenging, CCC makes it easy for your group to worship, serve, and grow. We provide the location, training, tools, supplies, and connection to needy families. You and your students give the hands, heart, and soul of Christlike service. During a week in the summer, your group will perform various home repairs for the unemployed, the disabled, the elderly, or single parents and have an amazing time sharing God’s love! A typical week at CCC includes serving 2-3 different families through the following types of projects:
Building Hope. In addition to helping with physical needs, we strive to meet the spiritual, emotional, and social needs of the residents we meet. You are encouraged to pray with the families you serve, have lunch with them, and share the love of Christ. CCC is also about helping students. We want students to be empowered to do and lead, to experience acceptance, laughter, spiritual growth, community, and impactful worship. We are serious about service AND serious about having fun and growing spiritually during your week of camp with us!
They are creating a Christian Community. Groups are expected to arrive on Sunday afternoons between 1:30 and 3:30 PM. Groups will depart the following Saturday around 10:00 AM. On Sunday, every participant will be placed in a Christian Mission Group. Each CMG comprises 1-2 adults and 4-5 students. CMGs are formed from mixing up churches, ages, sexes, and construction experiences. However, if you prefer that your church group stays together, we can do that too. Each CMG will work together for the entire week (Mon-Fri). CMGs depart for worksites by 9:15 AM and return between 4:00 and 5:00 PM. In the evenings, the staff will plan activities, including community building, worship, games, sharing, small groups with your church, and free time.
Empowering Students and Adults. A CCC Home Repair gives students and adults the spiritual renewal of a camp experience and the life-changing opportunities of a weeklong mission trip. While the work is challenging, CCC makes it easy for your group to worship, serve, and grow. We provide the location, training, tools, supplies, and connection to needy families. You and your students give the hands, heart, and soul of Christlike service. During a week in the summer, your group will perform various home repairs for the unemployed, the disabled, the elderly, or single parents and have an amazing time sharing God’s love! A typical week at CCC includes serving 2-3 different families through the following types of projects:
Building Hope. In addition to helping with physical needs, we strive to meet the spiritual, emotional, and social needs of the residents we meet. You are encouraged to pray with the families you serve, have lunch with them, and share the love of Christ. CCC is also about helping students. We want students to be empowered to do and lead, to experience acceptance, laughter, spiritual growth, community, and impactful worship. We are serious about service AND serious about having fun and growing spiritually during your week of camp with us!
They are creating a Christian Community. Groups are expected to arrive on Sunday afternoons between 1:30 and 3:30 PM. Groups will depart the following Saturday around 10:00 AM. On Sunday, every participant will be placed in a Christian Mission Group. Each CMG comprises 1-2 adults and 4-5 students. CMGs are formed from mixing up churches, ages, sexes, and construction experiences. However, if you prefer that your church group stays together, we can do that too. Each CMG will work together for the entire week (Mon-Fri). CMGs depart for worksites by 9:15 AM and return between 4:00 and 5:00 PM. In the evenings, the staff will plan activities, including community building, worship, games, sharing, small groups with your church, and free time.
Empowering Students and Adults. A CCC Home Repair gives students and adults the spiritual renewal of a camp experience and the life-changing opportunities of a weeklong mission trip. While the work is challenging, CCC makes it easy for your group to worship, serve, and grow. We provide the location, training, tools, supplies, and connection to needy families. You and your students give the hands, heart, and soul of Christlike service. During a week in the summer, your group will perform various home repairs for the unemployed, the disabled, the elderly, or single parents and have an amazing time sharing God’s love! A typical week at CCC includes serving 2-3 different families through the following types of projects:
Building Hope. In addition to helping with physical needs, we strive to meet the spiritual, emotional, and social needs of the residents we meet. You are encouraged to pray with the families you serve, have lunch with them, and share the love of Christ. CCC is also about helping students. We want students to be empowered to do and lead, to experience acceptance, laughter, spiritual growth, community, and impactful worship. We are serious about service AND serious about having fun and growing spiritually during your week of camp with us!
They are creating a Christian Community. Groups are expected to arrive on Sunday afternoons between 1:30 and 3:30 PM. Groups will depart the following Saturday around 10:00 AM. On Sunday, every participant will be placed in a Christian Mission Group. Each CMG comprises 1-2 adults and 4-5 students. CMGs are formed from mixing up churches, ages, sexes, and construction experiences. However, if you prefer that your church group stays together, we can do that too. Each CMG will work together for the entire week (Mon-Fri). CMGs depart for worksites by 9:15 AM and return between 4:00 and 5:00 PM. In the evenings, the staff will plan activities, including community building, worship, games, sharing, small groups with your church, and free time.
Awareness retreats create a space for young adults and adults to learn about systemic issues that impact marginalized communities, how to embody relational ministry, and focus on spiritual growth.
We will prioritize educational and relational activities focusing on breaking stereotypes and barriers between material wealth and poverty, and in their place, to find genuinely deep, Christ-centered relationships. CCC has partnered with local groups and organizations of Asheville, like the Haywood Street Congregation, a unique church that focuses on relationships above all else.
Our weeks are focused on reaching communities seeking reconciliation with the Church. They are immersive and relational, giving campers the opportunity to serve and to be served, to take part in God's work of reconciling the world. Campers experience hands-on service as well as transformative relationships.
We invite you to join us in seeking God's kingdom here on Earth. We believe it is through these vulnerable interactions and genuine interest that we can begin to see Christ in one another as Jesus describes in Matthew 25:34-40.