From the nursery to missions overseas, there's a place for every person and every season. Hover a ministry to see what's happening, or click through to its page.
Nursery through 12th grade — safe, joyful, gospel-centered ministry for children on Sunday mornings and students gathering weekly for worship and community.
Upcoming
Vacation Bible SchoolJul 14–18 · 9am
Youth Wednesday Night LiveWed · 6:30pm
Men gathering to grow in faith, sharpen one another, and serve together.
Upcoming
Men's breakfastSat · Jul 12 · 8am
Bible studies, mentorship, and fellowship for women in every season of life.
Upcoming
Summer Bible studyTue · Jul 8 · 10am
Community for 20s and 30s — rooted in Scripture, built on friendship, figuring out life and faith together.
Upcoming
Young Adults gatheringThu · 7pm
Serving our city and supporting global partners in taking the Gospel to the nations — from local shelters to missions overseas.
Upcoming
Outreach info nightSun · 5pm
Everything happening at Coral Ridge, in one place.
Our pastors, staff, and the elders and deacons who shepherd Coral Ridge.
Dr. Robert J. Pacienza is the Senior Pastor of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, the CEO/President of Coral Ridge Ministries, and the Founder of the Institute for Faith and Culture. He serves on the General Council of the Gospel Reformation Network, serves as Board Member for National Religious Broadcasters, and is a contributor to WORLD Opinions and The Washington Times.
Rob is a graduate of Samford University (B.A. ’03), Knox Theological Seminary (M.Div. ’12), and Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia (D.Min. ’23). His doctorate project was entitled This Is My Father’s World: A Vision for Equipping Culture-Shaping Christians. Rob is married to Jennifer and they have three children — Preston, Lydia, and Lilianne.
Join the team. Passionate about ministry and seeing the Kingdom of God advanced in South Florida and around the world? Browse our openings and apply.
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“Shepherd the flock of God that is among you… not domineering over those in your charge, but being examples to the flock.”1 Peter 5:2–3