Bishop Rosie S. O'neal
Koinonia Christian Center Church
Koinonia Christian Center Church (KCC) was founded by Bishop Rosie S. O’neal in 1989 with seven members. The name of the church was Koinonia Christian Church (which was later changed to Koinonia Christian Center Church Ministries, Inc.). The church held its first service on February 3, 1989, at the Ramada Inn in Greenville, NC. After the initial service, KCC moved back into the home of Bishop Rosie and Bro. Toiriste O’neal in Greenville, NC. Bishop O’neal continued to have Sunday services and Tuesday night Bible Study for about 18 months at their home. In the summer of 1991, KCC moved to a sto...
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Episodes
Better Together: Relationship Edition Part 5 28.05.2023 55:30
Do you have questions about the relationships in your life? Do you have questions about the basic components of what makes relationships successful? In this sermon, Bishop Rosie O’neal shares the tools and necessary skills for successful relationships. She shares the building blocks for assuring our relationships are set on a strong foundation and lays out how Jesus wants us to reap positive benef...
Better Responses Part 3 15.01.2023 52:50
What do you do when an ungodly thought comes to mind? What is a better comeback for responses? Bishop Rosie O'neal continues to teach how to have a comeback of calculated choice. As Christians, we must take the time to label the ungodly thoughts and be willing to attack thoughts that are not right. Bishop O'neal stated, "New life has to be put into a new lifestyle". We must humble ourselves to lea...
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